Based in the Saint-Michel district of Montreal, the Alliance Socioculturelle et Aide Pédagogique - ASAP - serves a very cosmopolitan clientele of various ages. Since its inception in 1992, ASAP has produced and directed more than forty plays on various themes of prevention and intervention with young people. There are also two important studies on Haitian theater in Quebec. This research led to the creation of the “Integrative Theater” concept.

The organization has also contributed to the publication of four books, namely; The Plague of the Century, dealing with AIDS; The Integrative Theater, an Alternative for Intercultural Rapprochement; Delinquency or Racism and How do they not become delinquents? Publications that have made it possible to raise awareness of the Haitian community, the problems of its young people and those of visible cultural minorities; without forgetting the possibilities of rapprochement between the other communities.

The organization was founded in 1986 and was incorporated on February 17, 1992 on behalf of the Alliance Théâtrale des Jeunes Haïtiens. It was renamed the Alliance Théâtrale Haïtienne (ATHA) on May 16, 1997, and in 2010 the name was changed to Alliance Socioculturelle et Aide Pédagogique. The organization works with young people in the cultural, artistic and educational fields.