The Association l'amitié n'a pas d'âge, now known as Intergénérations Québec, has dedicated itself to fostering connections between generations. The organization's mission is "to promote the relationship between seniors and other generations." They work actively to bring together people of all ages. The association promotes and implements intergenerational projects to create meaningful bonds. They serve various stakeholders including community workers, organizations, and the general public.

The organization primarily operates in Montreal, Quebec, with its office located on Fleury Street East. However, their initiatives and impact extend throughout Quebec province. They organize activities and events that bring together people from different age groups across the region. Their provincial reach is evident through their Quebec-wide intergenerational contest. The Semaine québécoise intergénérationnelle (Quebec Intergenerational Week) is officially recognized by Quebec's National Assembly.

Intergénérations Québec has developed various programs and initiatives since its founding in 1987. They created training guides titled "Jeunes et aîné‧e‧s pour tisser des liens" in 1996-1997. The organization produced educational tools and an intergenerational play called "Le Papi volant." They organize an annual Quebec Intergenerational Week, previously known as "L'amitié n'a pas d'âge Week." In 2011, they hosted their first symposium titled "Rapprocher les générations, une urgence." The organization also runs provincial contests to highlight intergenerational initiatives.