Health and Social Services

• Primary care and social services.
• Mental health services.
• Infectious disease services.
• Chronic disease services.
• Addictions services.
• Traditional health services.
• Children, youth and family services.
• Homelessness and housing services.
• Cultural safety services.
• Distribution of new injection equipment to drug users (free service).

Psychological support

• Emergency phone line for crisis situations.
• Individual, crisis, couple and family psychosocial counselling.
• Anger management.
• Support for addiction issues.
• Anxiety support group.

Health

• Various health programs.
• Sexual health training and support.

Youth

• Youth protection.
• Our Gang: after-school activities program for children 6 to 12 years old.
• Teen group: empowerment to become better global citizens while giving back to the community.

Education

• Traditional cultural teachings.

Parenthood

• Support to foster families.
• Prenatal workshops.
• Workshops for parenting teens.
• Parent-child workshops.
• Parenting skills workshops, Nobody's Perfect program for parents of children 0 to 6 years old.
• Family violence prevention.

Seniors

• Day activities program for seniors.
• Counselling for seniors.
• Home and nursing care for seniors.
• Turtle Bay Elders' Lodge.

Food assistance

• Meals on wheels.
• Christmas baskets.

Mental health

• Support and activities for people living with mental health problems or physical disabilities.

Community health programs.

• Health of mothers, infants and families.
• Mental health and addictions prevention.
• Diabetes and injuries prevention.
• Primary care: community health nurse, vaccination, home care.
• Drinking water monitoring.
• Distribution of new injection equipment to drug users (free service).
• Distribution of Naloxone.

• Traditional family medicine.
• Community health unit: newborn home visits, well-baby clinics, pre-natal consultations, classes and visits, school health, pre-conceptual health, prevention of alcohol-related birth defects.
• Home care.
• Short-term and long-term inpatient care.
• Social services.
• Cancer support.
• Diabetes care and education.
• Professional services: dental, ophthalmology, optometry, pharmacy.
• Occupational therapy.
• Physiotherapy and foot care.
• Speech therapy.
• Iontstaronhtha breastfeeding promotion program.
• Nutrition education.
• Patient transportation.
• Recreational activities for patients.

• Meeting place.
• Family Wellness Program: educational support for children, help navigating services, cultural services for families.
• Lorahkote spring, summer and weekend day camps.
• Medical and traditional healing clinic.
• Youth Wellness program: personal, cultural, educational and career support.
• Indigenous languages classes.
• Craft workshops.
• Coordination with the Native friendship centre movement.

Addiction therapy centre based on understanding trauma and highlighting native cultures, practices and traditions.

• Six-week in-patient program.
• Individual and group meetings.
• Environment allowing contact with nature.
• Leisure and sports room.

Local Indigenous health clinic run by Projets Autochtones du Québec, in collaboration with Médecins du Monde.

* Prescriptions and medication support.

• Wound care and infection treatment.
• Treatment for chronic conditions (diabetes, blood pressure).
• STI testing, vaccinations, check-ups.
• Mental health referrals.
• Help getting into detox.
• Alcohol and drug use support.
• Naloxone training and harm reduction.
• Traditional healing when elders or knowledge keepers are available.
• Help navigating the health system.

Develops programs and improves access to services for Inuit, with Quebec's health and social services network.

• Medical clinic, with or without an appointment
• Support and guidance in navigating healthcare system services.
• Elders Support Network: traditional foods, light home help, support for medical appointments, system navigation and visits.
• Country food and support for women in the hospital birthing centre at the MUHC Glen Hospital site.
• Support for people in treatment or recovering from cancer.

Front-line health centre and head office of Services de Santé Masko-Siwin (SSMS).

• General curative and preventive care.
• Family medicine.
• Emergency services.
• Integrated STBBI screening and prevention service.
• Detoxification.
• Vaccination.
• Medical care 24/7.
• Consultation with a nurse on appointment.
• Medical consultation hotline 24/7.
• Dentistry.
• Pediatrics.
• Telehealth: ENT, pregnancy monitoring.