This paper aims to present the results of an evaluative research of activity reports of two hundred community groups working in health and social services funded by the Programme de soutien aux organismes communautaires. The assessment takes a critical look at the accountability process of community groups’ accounts. In other words, how these actors report their actions in their report, perceive the process and its challenges from the determined criteria of the Agency, and the possibility, through this process, to highlight their contributions and specificities. Typologies of actions and speeches lead us to a reflexion for a better recognition of the independent nature of Community action.