Associations and Support Groups

• Discussion forum, support and mutual aid group.
• Collective actions.
• Popular education workshops.
• Information and referral.
• Promotion and defense of rights and interests.

Year-round tax clinic by appointment.

• Home service for people with restricted mobility.
• Tax returns for the current year and up to 11 previous years.

• Prevention in schools for youth.
• Support for parents.
• Themed activities.
• Youth centres and emergency housing.

Intervention, prevention and support services aimed to enhance quality of life.

• Mental heath support.
• Counselling for families, couples and individuals.
• Financial education.
• Support groups and customized workshops for parents.
• Employment: professional training, employability workshops and job search assistance in partnership with Services Québec.
• Employers: assistance to find qualified candidates with specialized skills.
• Immigration: support for newcomers with integration activities and employment assistance.

Supporting the development of the full potential of children aged 0 to 5 years old and their entry into kindergarten.

* ABCdaire 18 months+ at the 18-month vaccination: developmental monitoring activity at the 18-month vaccination.

• Monitoring child development.
• Screening.
• Early intervention.
• References and resources on child development.

• Helpline.
• Individual or family counselling on site or at home with follow-up.
• Support groups for people with Alzheimer's and caregivers.
• Activity and respite centre, emergency drop-in centre.
• At-home stimulation respite: 4 hours per week or 8 hours every 2 weeks.
• Temporary or permanent housing.
• Training for caregivers.

• Workshops: spoken and written language, theatre, choir, recreational games, adapted scrabble, lunch meeting, relaxation on chair, etc.
• Apprivoiser l'APP program.
• Services for caregivers: psychosocial support, support for dyads towards better communication, support group Café du bien.
• Socio-cultural activities, popular education, etc.

Support for adults who stutter and awareness of stuttering among the general population.

• Online and in person self-help group meetings.
• Therapy for adults who stutter.
• Conferences, events, publications.
• Books and awareness-raising materials.
• Podcast: Je je je suis un podcast.
• Referral.

Recreational activities for people living with a physical disability.

• Promotion of social integration and accessibility of leisure activities.
• Advocacy of rights for people living with a physical disability.
• Moral support and follow-up.

Defending the interests of people living with deafness.

• Referral to health and work assistance services.
• Literacy workshops.
• Quebec Sign Language courses.
• Recreational and social activities: art, cooking, coffee meetings, cultural outings.
• Internet café.
• Advocacy of rights of people living with deafness.
• Awareness of public and parapublic organizations, various trainings.

• Promotion of interests and rights.
• Accompaniment and intervention.
• Monthly meetings of members.
• Occasional meetings with spouses and friends.
• Peer mentoring program.
• Talks and exchanges.
• Periodic social activities.
• Lip reading practice workshops.
• Hearing health information workshop offered in seniors' residences.
• Information on resources, means and devices available.
• Distribution of documents.
• Representation of members within local and regional authorities.
• Festin rencontre: discussion meetings in various restaurants throughout the region.
• Donation of amplified telephones (under certain conditions).

Assists people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) or stroke and their families.

• Social integration program.
• Support program.
• Residential integration program.
• Socio-professional integration program.

Support and accompaniment for families of people living with a disability.

• Individual and collective rights advocacy.
• Support and accompaniment: announcement of diagnosis, intervention plan, form filling, etc.
• Parents meetings.
• Public awareness: conferences, kiosks and evening presentation.
• Specialized library.
• Adapted material loan.
• Young caregivers: activities for the brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
• Mentoring for teenagers and young adults with an autism spectrum disorder or a physical disability.
• Parent'hèse newspaper: dissemination of information to parents and community organizations.
• Family activities.

• Reception, information and referral.
• Support and mutual aid groups.
• Recreational activities and workshops.
• Conferences, meetings.
• Services in QSL.
• Newsletter and others documentations available in Quebec sign language.?

Advocacy of rights and interests for people living with functional limitations.

• Listening, information, referral.
• Counselling.
• Assistance with procedures.

Community Action

• Accompaniment and transportation in collaboration with volunteer action centers of Gatineau.
• Reception, information and referral.
• Weekly column on deals offered by food markets.
• Collective advocacy for people living with a visual impairment.

Sports, leisure and culture

• Informative meetings for members.
• Annual picnic.
• Christmas dinner.
• Outings for special events.
• Tandem bike project.
• Dinners in the dark.
• Coffee club.

• Assistance and support in procedures to access services.
• Information.
• Newsletter for members.
• Monthly coffee-chats.
• Activities and outings.

• Information and referral.
• Publication of a quarterly newsletter.
• Recreational activities.
• Participation in awareness programs.
• Classes to learn Québec Sign Language (QSL).
• Conferences, trainings, animation.
• Advocacy.
• Assistance with communication and understanding documents.

• Development and organization of sports activities.
• Recruitment and training of volunteers for the practice of varied sports.
• Public awareness through information sessions, conferences and sports demonstrations.
• Planning and organization of annual fundraising events.

Improving living conditions for people with traumatic brain injury.

Reception and mental health

• Information and referral.
• Psychosocial support.
• Support groups: individual, group and family meetings.

Respite

• Supervised housing: short and medium-term respite care offering studio, accompaniment and support.
• On-site or at-home respite service for caregivers.
• Camps: stay from Friday to Sunday, for members only.

Education

• Educational, cultural, social, sports and crafts activities to maintain the acquired assets while working on the physical, cognitive, affective and social aspects of the person.
• Prevention and awareness.

Community

• Volunteer opportunities.
• RebonDire journal.