Hospital

Under the jurisdiction of CSSS des Sommets

Under the jurisdiction of CSSS des Sommets

CSSSs provide a range of general and specialized services aimed at the territory's population as a whole: prevention, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, support, and residential care services. When CSSSs include a hospital, that hospital provides general and specialized hospital services. Serving the cities below: Lac-des-Seize-les Morin-Heights Piedmont Saint-Adolphe-d'Howard Saint-Adèle Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson Estérel Ville de Saint-Sauveur Wentworth-Nord

CSSSs provide a range of general and specialized services aimed at the territory's population as a whole: prevention, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, support, and residential care services. When CSSSs include a hospital, that hospital provides general and specialized hospital services. Serving the cities below : Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts Mont -Tremblant and Labelle.

CSSSs provide a range of general and specialized services aimed at the territory's population as a whole: prevention, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, support, and residential care services. When CSSSs include a hospital, that hospital provides general and specialized hospital services. Serving the cities below: Saint-Eustache Deux-Montagnes Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac Saint-Joseph-du-Lac Pointe-Calumet Oka Saint-Placide

Temporary shelter for women who have experienced domestic violence, with or without children

Temporary shelter for women with children who have experienced domestic violence

Shelter for Women

Shelter for abused women and their children

Shelter for women in distress

Shelter for women and children who are victims of conjugal violence

Short-term shelter for women in difficulty

Shelter for women and children who are victims of violence.

Shelter for women and children who are victims of violence or in difficulty.

Shelter for women and children who are victims of violence

Shelter and emotional support for abused women and their children.

Shelter for immigrant women and their children, who are victims of conjugal violence.

Shelter for women and children who are victims of conjugal violence

Shelter for women and children who are victims of violence

Services for first nations and inuit women and children who are homeless, in transition and/or victims of conjugal violence

Shelter for women age 18+ who are victims of violence

Shelter for women 18-30 who are runaways. Education, employment and counselling services available.

Services like counseling and therapy for people diagnosed with cancer.

24 hr info regarding detox, rehabs

Alcohol, drug and gambling rehabilitation centre serving the English population of Quebec

Alcohol, drug and gambling rehabilitation centre serving the English population of Quebec

Alcohol, drug and gambling rehabilitation centre serving the English population of Quebec

Local calls only

Laurentians regional office

Drop-in day center for young people from 12 to 25 years old. Alternate school, health care, references, diner meal. Open Monday to Thursday from 10am to 5pm.

Youth employment center

Social housing and community resources. Open monday to friday 9am-5pm.

Organization bringing together representatives of homelessness organizations in Montreal.

Bilingual telephone service offering confidential listening, information and referral for elderly victims of physical, psychological or financial abuse

Bus offering various services for young people ages 12-30, including assistance, references, psychological and social support, HIV prevention, syringes exchange, condoms distribution and food breakdown service. Flexible schedule from 4pm.

Short-term housing for young people from 12 to 19 years old. 20 beds.

Food, clothing and advice for street youth.

Bus offering various services for young people ages 12-30, including assistance, references, psychological and social support, HIV prevention, syringes exchange, condoms distribution and food breakdown service. Flexible schedule.

Men and women ages 18-29, 1 year maximum stay. Rent is 50% of monthly income.

Men and women ages 16-21. 6 month maximum stay. $5 per day.

Men and women ages 18-30. 6 month maximum stay. $150 per month.

Men and women ages 18-30. 1 year maximum stay. $100 - $150 per month. All residents must pass an interview and provide references.

Men 18+ . 6 months maximum stay. $6 per day.

Men ages 18 - 29 . 6 months maximum stay. $7 per day.

Men and women ages 18 - 25 in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve area . 1 year maximum stay. $5 per day.

Men and women ages 16-22 . 6 months maximum stay. $5 - $8 per day.

Men and women ages 15-20 . 3 months maximum stay. $5 per day.

Substance Abuse, Aid

Social housing for people with low income. Open monday to friday 9am to 5pm

For young people from 12 to 25 years old. Health care, psychological support, preventive actions in sexual health, drug-addiction, violence and syringes exchange.

Inpatient Clinic (Alcohol, Drug and Problem Gambling)

Innovative program for drug-dependant adolescents

Home phone service evaluation and referral for women victims of domestic violence

Bilingual help line and medical center for women who are victims of sexual harassment

Shelter for women 18+

Le Chainon proposes 4 different types of accommodation with varying lengths depending on the the needs and starts with the first step (Admission), two night stays, short term stays and transition to housing

Short-term shelter for women 18+.

Services for first nations and inuit women and children who are homeless, in transition and/or victims of conjugal violence

Free confidential anonymous listening service for anyone in the greater Montreal area who is in distress or in crisis or who is attempting suicide

help line for young people

Shelter for men and women 18-29 who have faced problems such as poverty and social isolation.

Website listing shelters for those who are HIV-positive with some of them for homeless people.

Shelter and training programs for youth ages 12-17 geared toward transitioning into independant living.

Evaluation services, references and a possibility of short-term shelter after evaluation

For men 18+

Shelter and crisis intervention for people suffering from mental illness.

Temporary shelter for men and women ages 18-30 - shared apartments with community support, and independent apartments. Activities to help residents learn to live independently.

Shelter for young men and women ages 12-25. Drop-in program, emergency housing, meals, clothes, mental health interventions, assistance for families, adult education, nursing, and socio-economic re-integration of clients. Also ofers a day centre called 'Chez Pops,' and a mobile unit which circulates at night in downtown Montreal.

Organization regrouping hostels for young homeless people.

Shelter, meals and productive activities for men 25+ . Maximum stay 15 days per month.

Shelter, food, clothes and job assistance

Shelter for men ages 18-24. Doors open at 6pm.

Shelter for men 18-29. Maximum stay 6 months. $7 per day.

Food and shelter for men and women 18+. Doors open at 6pm.

Help line and medical center for women who are victims of sexual harassment. French only.

Telephone listening service for street workers

Police

Police

Police

Support for people who have been a victim of a crime, the victim's immediate family or dependants, and people who have witnessed a crime

Police

Police

Violence Prevention

Phone line to report or inquire about a power outage

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Police

Health information line: 8-1-1

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

For additional information about long term care Facilities a copy of the Directory Roses d'or is available for consultation At your Local CLSC and in Deux-Montagnes (4 Korners Family Resource Center 450-974-3940)

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

This long term care facility located in the CSSS d'Antoine Labelle caters to the whole community of the RCM of Antoine Labelle

CHSLD'S provide daily care for persons with a serious loss of autonomy, whether the loss is temporary or permanent and regardless of their age. You must be referred by your CLSC to be admitted to a CHSLD.

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

No appointment necessary

For Renewal : Service outlets of the Sociéte de l'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) If you hold a Driver's Licence, you can renew it at the same time as your Health Insurance Card at a service outlet of the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec. If you are over age 14 and are renewing only a Health Insurance Card it may be done in one-step by going to an authentication point (CLSC's or a Régie office)

Offers adaptations and rehabilitation services promoting the social integration of persons, (children, adolescents, adults) with and intellectual impairment or pervasive development disorder and provides support to the parents and relatives.

Rehabilitation centre for people with intellectual disabilities

You can receive compassionate care benefits for 6 weeks if you have to be absent from work to provide care or support to gravely ill family member at risk of dying within the next 26 weeks. If you are unemployed and already receiving EI benefits you may also apply for compassionate care benefits.

Bilingual telephone service offering confidential listening, information and referral for elderly victims of physical, psychological or financial abuse

Bilingual phone line to report elder exploitation or abuse. If you or someone you know may be a victim of exploitation call Commission des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse at this number.

You may be eligible for Government Income Supplement if (1)Your spouse/common-law partner is entitled to receive the GIS (Government Income Supplement), but, even with that, your combined income is low. You are between 60 and 64 and have lived in Canada for at least 10 years since the age of 18. OR (2) Your spouse/common-law partner is deceased and you have not remarried. You are between 60 and 64, have lived in Canada for at least 10 years since the age of 18, and have a low income.

Certified real estate brokers, specializing in helping seniors sell their homes, find the appropriate private retirement residence and maintaining their autonomy.

For other information, Please contact the Société d'habitation du Québec number above.

$20/hour, minimum 4 hours

Home care services for seniors

Responsible: Daniel Denis. Persons 65+

Lifeline sells personal help buttons which, when pressed, connect to a response centre associate who can arrange for assistance.

Free agency to help seniors find housing

Counseling, moral and physical support for seniors during the process of relocating

Telephone help and reference 24hr / 7 days a week on medications or alcohol.

Canada Pension Plan information line

Drop-in reference center for men and women aged 55-79 who are homeless or at risk. Open monday to friday, 1pm - 5pm.

Manoir Painchaud retirement home

Senior's phone line providing information on the Quebec Pension Plan and other financial topics

Homeless shelter for men 50+ who have nowhere else to go.

Centre de prevention du Suicide Le Faubourg

Offers a wide range of services which involve all aspects of intervention as it pertains to the problem of sexual assault against women

Crisis Line

Crisis Line

Intervention Sexual Assault

All questions or comments on your VAC services and benefits may be directed to the toll-free number

Inform and defend rights, identify needs

Private medical transportation company for people with restricted mobility. Medicar can supply safe, specially adapted transport with lift and restraints for wheelchairs. The technicians/driver are trained in Para-Transit and medical transportation, first aid, cardio-respiratory resuscitation, and oxygen therapy training. Cost: $48.00/Transport + $1.75/km + taxes.