Mobility Assistance

• Advocacy.
• Sale or loan of specialized equipment for walking.
• Documentation.

Services for seniors.

• Home assistance for varied light housework.
• Shopping assistance.
• Technology assistance.
• Crutches, cane, walker and wheelchair loans.
• Friendly calls.
• Home visits for people living alone.
• Conferences.
• Listening and referral.
• Assistance with forms.
• Physical and recreational activities.
• Community lunches.
• Partnership with the Carrefour Communautaire Montrose for the meals on wheels program and for medical transportation.
• Tax clinic.

Promoting the rights of blind, deaf-blind and partially-sighted people.

* Raising awareness.

• Peer support.
• Annual scholarship program to support post-secondary students.
• Blind rights champions: preparation and submission of legislative briefs.

Organization seeking to ease universal access to recreation, culture and sports.

• Training and awareness to equip individuals and organizations in welcoming people living with a functional limitation.
• Exploratory walks to assess the usability of a facility or location by people living with a functional limitation.
• Consulting services to assist organizations in the development of universally accessible services.
• Leisure accompaniment program of the Island of Montréal (PALÎM).
• Leisure Accompaniment Card (CAL).
• AlterGo: sports challenge for athletes with a functional limitation.

• Free dinners for members.
• Social and recreational activities: painting classes, pottery classes, film screenings, bingo, etc.
• Rental, sale and exchange of used adapted equipment: chairs, bath seats, crutches, etc.
• Adapted community garden.

Assistive devices loan programs to maximize independence, safety, maintenance in the living environment and integration.

• List of assistive devices covered by the programs: www.quebec.ca/en/health/health-system-and-services/assistive-devices-disabilities-and-handicaps/assistive-devices-programs-for-persons-with-a-physical-or-intellectual-disability-or-an-autism-spectrum-disorder-asd#c3062

Promotion of the interests of people living with Down syndrome by offering information and support.

• Advocacy.
• Documentation centre.
• Publications of guides.
• Trainings.
• Respite.
• Pediatric physiotherapy.
• Socioprofessional workshops, language stimulation workshops, stimulation through ergotherapy, cooking classes, computer classes.
• Social and cultural activities.
• Adapted sports.
• Accompaniment for recreational activities.
• Toy library.
• Multi sensory room.

Advocacy and promotion of rights of people living with a physical disability.

• Reception and referral.
• Support in obtaining services.
• Recreational, leisure, training and informational activities.
• Socialization workshops.
• Medical accompaniment (according to certain criteria).

• Reception, telephone support, referral.
• Mutual aid groups for adults and their parents.
• Information and training.
• Awareness and promotion of rights.
• Respite.
• List of caretakers and specialized attendants.

Improving the living conditions of people living with a visual impairment or a loss of mobility.

• Guide and accompaniment service without a car.
• Support calls and friendly visit.
• Help with correspondence.
• Assistance in finding housing.
• Referrals.

Card allowing a person with reduced mobility and requiring accompaniment to obtain, free of charge, a ticket for the accompanying person on the entire Quebec intercity bus network.

Food assistance

• Social grocery store: discount food.
• Community gardens.
• Meals on wheels.
• Christmas baskets.

Material assistance

• Family thrift store.
• Bonhomme à lunettes point of service: low-cost glasses.
• Loan of orthopaedic equipment.
• School supplies.

Seniors

• Friendly calls.
• Sécuricab: automatized security calls at home.
• Leisure workshops and socialization activities for people 55 years and over.
• Transport and accompaniment to medical appointments and for shopping.

Community

• Assistance with filling out forms.
• Recruitment, training and coordination of volunteers.
• Tax clinic.

• Food assistance.
• Meals on wheels.
• Community meals.
• Family depot: sale of used clothing and furniture.
• Friendly visits.
• Equipment loan: crutches, walkers.
• Information and referral.
• Citizen mediation.
• PAIR program.
• Assistance with government forms.

?* Christmas baskets.

• Transportation for medical appointments and shopping by volunteers.
• Tax clinic.

Promotion of volunteering.

• Volunteer recruitment and orientation.
• Meals on wheels.
• Take-out meals.
• Friendly visits.
• Loan of orthopedic equipment.
• Training and conferences.
• Accompaniment and transportation to medical appointments by volunteers.
• Tax clinic.
• Room rental and loan.

Food supply

• Food bank.
• Distribution of Christmas baskets and gifts.
• Meals on wheels.
• Community lunches.
• Collective kitchens.

Sports, leisure and culture

• Community gardens.
• Coffee-chats.
• Biblio-route: at-home book loan pairing.
• Premiers Pas: pairing of a volunteer with a family who has a baby aged 5 years old or less.

Health

• Friendly visits.
• Loan of orthopedic equipment.
• PAIR program: computerized safety and medication reminder phone calls.

Support

• Ventre plein, j'apprends bien: breakfast and snacks in schools.
• Thrift store.
• School supplies.
• Temporary and punctual help to people in difficulty.
• Les P'tits Réparateurs: at-home small works for seniors and people with reduced mobility.
• Assistance with errands.

Income

• Tax clinic.

Home care services

• Meals on wheels: hot meals delivered at home.
• Assistance with shopping.
• Assistance with filling out forms.
• Friendly visits and calls.
• Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV).
• Training and support for caregivers.
• Medical accompaniment-transportation.

Community action

• Welcoming and referral.
• Tax clinic.
• Conferences.

Material assistance

• Loan of orthopaedic equipment.
• Coup de Pouce Family Counter: clothes, toys, kitchen items, small appliances.
• Clothes or material assistance to organizations or individuals after assessment.

Homecare services

• Meals on wheels: hot meals delivered at home.
• Assistance with shopping.
• Assistance with filling out forms.
• Securicab program: computerized safety and medication reminder phone calls.
• Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV).

Community action

• Welcoming and referral.
• Tax clinic.
• Conferences.
• Community work program.

Material assistance

• Loan of orthopedic equipment.

Homecare services

• Meals on wheels: hot and frozen meals delivered at home.
• Assistance with filling out forms.
• Friendly visits and calls.
• Accompaniment-transportation.
• Assistance with shopping.
• Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV).

Community action

• Welcoming and referral.
• Tax clinic.
• Soup and Conference: program to break seniors isolation.

Material assistance

• Loan of orthopedic equipment.

• Thrift store.
• Food assistance.
• Emergency assistance.
• Medical equipment loan: wheelchairs, crutches, bath benches, etc.
• Friendly dinners.
• Social activities for seniors.
• Meals on wheels.
• Food workshop.
• Guignolée.
• Christmas baskets.
• Medical accompaniment-transportation.
• Tax counter.

• Physical rehabilitation.
• Equipments and technical aids.