 Boscoville from yesterday to today 
In this article the authors describe the evolution of Boscoville, the birthplace of Psychoeducation, through its various iterations and mandates and how it has maintained its social mission for youth in Quebec through the years. In the first section, the authors describe how Boscoville began as a summer camp and then transitioned to a permanent center for youth during the 1950s. This section highlights the various actors who contributed to the development of Psychoeducation, such as Father Albert Roger and Gilles Gendreau. The second section describes Boscoville’s transition to a non-profit organisation centred on developing innovative intervention practices. This section discusses the contributions Gilles Gendreau, Marc Leblanc and Jacques Dionne made to new intervention practices for readaptation centers as well as Boscoville’s engagement with early childhood centers, schools and community organisations. The third and final section of the article focuses on the most recent phase of Boscoville’s evolution. It outlines the transition to a new way of working in collaboration with researchers and organisations providing care and readaptation services. Boscoville’s method for the development of best practices is discussed, as are strategies to support, adapt and implement these practices with partner organisations. Included in this section is some feedback and testimonials from those working in collaboration with Boscoville. Finally, the authors look forward to continuing to contribute to the well-being of youth in Quebec.