Home Care Support

• Food assistance.
• Meals on wheels.
• Monsieur Lunettes service point: glasses at a low price.
• Tax clinic.
• Accompaniment-transportation.
• Ludi-cité activities: board games.

• Information.
• Workshops, recreation, courses and outings.
• Community meals.
• Meal delivery.
• Foot care.
• Community intervention: initiative de travail de milieu auprès des aînés en situation de vulnérabilité (ITMAV).
• Tax clinic.

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.

• Housekeeping, spring cleaning, unsanitary conditions and decluttering work.
• Respite for caregivers.
• Hairdressing.
• Meal preparation, food services in seniors residences.
• Shopping and errands.
• Laundry and clothing care.
• Personal assistance.

Organization for the development of food autonomy.

• Fridge Quiroule: social catering services and meals on wheels.
• Collective kitchens and sharing.
• Aux arbres citoyens program and plant nursery: planting of plants, trees and shrubs producing edible fruits.
• Culinary and horticultural workshops.
• Grainothèque: seed library.

• Information and referral.
• Community meals.
• Meals on wheels.
• Social, physical, recreational and educational activities.
• Home visits.
• Friendly and security phone calls.
• Line dancing, Zumba, yoga, monthly trips.
• Financial aid for taxi trips to medical appointments.

• Free and confidential counselling.
• Support and information groups for people living with Alzheimer and their caregivers.
• Monthly support groups for people living with a neurocognitive disorder and for caregivers.
• Weekly activities for people living with a neurocognitive disorder.
• Conferences for the general public.
• Webinars and teleconferences.
• Training for health care professionals.
• Respite for caregivers: stimulation at home and at the permanent activity centre and Saturday activity centre.
• Art therapy for people living with a neurocognitive disorder and for caregivers.

• Helpline.
• Individual and family counselling.
• Training and support workshops for caregivers.
• Coffee meetings for spouses and for caregivers.
• L'Embellie: speech workshops and activities.
• Home respite.
• Drop-in respite and day centre.
• Vocational training.

Accompaniment of people affected by Alzheimer's disease.

• Support, information, referral and advice.
• Phone counselling.
• Individual and family counselling in person.
• Day and respite centres: social and stimulation activities.
• Accompaniment and respite at home.
• Training workshops.
• Support groups.
• Brain stimulation workshops.
• Information and awareness workshops.
• Conferences.
• Professional training program.
• Reference platform for health care workers: www.referenceaidancequebec.ca

* Another service point at 181 Principale Street, Gatineau (J9H 6A6).

• Housekeeping.
• Personal assistance.
• Short- and long-term respite care at home.
• Management of food services in seniors' residences.

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

Maintenance of seniors in the community.

• Friendly calls.
• Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV).
• Conferences and information.
• Monthly community lunches.
• Transportation and accompaniment to medical appointments by volunteers.
• Volunteering opportunities.

Saint-Michel tenants

• Providing easy-to-understand legal information.
• Advisory services available virtually, by telephone or in person.
• Discussion and meeting workshops, virtual or face-to-face, with the option of an on-site discussion forum, with or without a moderator.
• Information and reference sharing workshops.
• Document swearing service.
• Interpreter service available upon request.

Seniors

• Accompaniment for frail seniors.
• Activities.
• Home assistance and support: meal and grocery delivery services, snow removal, grocery shopping, housekeeping and laundry.
• Protection of seniors' rights.

  Families

• Childcare services adapted to working parents in the health, construction safety and food service sectors.
• Services for single parents: and members of ethno-cultural communities: home help, tutoring for strong sciences or languages, home delivery of meals or groceries (winter).

  Youth

• Upgrading and tutoring students in mathematics.
• Educate yourself to evolve.
• Distribution of school supplies.

Grouping of nurses in podiatric care.

• Promotion of the profession and maintenance of the quality of services.
• Podiatric nursing membership directory: aiispq.org/a-propos/bottin-des-membres

• Network, representation and communication between at-home meal delivery services for seniors, people with a loss of autonomy and caregivers.
• Liaison service for the reception of meals on wheels services request.
• Information to the population about the meals on wheels services.

• Reception and referral.
• Information, conferences, training, workshops.
• Day centres and drop-in respite.
• Home respite: hygienic care, medication, meal preparation, help with housekeeping, shopping, etc.
• Support group.
• Individual psychosocial intervention.
• Social activities, coffee-chat.
• Stimulation activities for seniors.
• Management of the Employment-Service Check program.
• Christmas party for members.

Advocacy for seniors to improve their living conditions on matters such as income, housing, home care, transportation and health.

• Representation of the interests of retirees to the various local decision-making bodies, both community and government.
• Free information and conferences.
• Projects creation.
• Community activities.
• Computer courses sessions.
• Access to various documentation on retiree's rights and local activities.
• Aînés actifs à vélo: 1-hour bicycle-taxi accompaniment service for errands or a joyride.

Promotion and defense of the rights and interests of retired or pre-retired persons.

• Accompaniment and referral: pension plans, contesting a decision rendered by the Commission administrative des régimes de retraite et d'assurances du Québec (CARRA), situations of abuse and fraud, home services, taxation and advocacy.
• Activities.
• Driving skills renewal workshops.
• Member privileges.
• Social activities.

• Homekeeping services: regular home cleaning and heavy interior cleaning.

Loan and sale of books in English, in various formats.

• Books, eBooks, audiobooks, CDs, DVDs.
• Home delivery for people with a loss of autonomy.
• Seed library.
• Access to computers and wifi.
• Computer training.
• Creative writing, art making and digital media projects for people of all ages.
• Financial literacy program, information sessions on personal finances and estate planning.
• Weekly lunchtime series: lectures, concerts, film screenings and more.
• Book club.
• Monthly Alzheimer Café.
• Room rental.
• Outreach work in partnership with community groups and schools.