Support and Integration Organizations

• Support for parents: accompaniment, reimbursement for training and access to a material library offering specialized equipment (games, books, modules, etc.).
• Support for autistic adults: short or long term accompaniment adapted to the needs.
• Loan or purchase of specialized equipment for professional people.

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

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.

Raising awareness about the reality of people living with an intellectual disability.

• Advocacy.
• Consultation and representation.
• Support to parents.
• Recreational activities.
• Summer camps.
• Training activities.
• Referral and documentation centre.

Supervised housing for people living with an intellectual disability.

• 3 houses: Fleur de Soleil, l'Envolée, la Montagne.
• Support and accompaniment.
• Artistic, kitchen, garden and maintenance workshops.

Support for families, friends, and caregivers of people living with intellectual disabilities and/or autism in the Outaouais region.

* Individual support.

• Virtual and in-person support groups.
• Virtual workshops.
• Coffee meetups.

• Residential autonomy workshops.
• Introductory cooking workshops.
• Leisure and social integration activities.
• Coffee-meetings for parents.
• Access to subsidized housing including support.

Promoting the rights and defending the interests of people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorders and their caregivers.

* Listening and support.

• Matching.
• Lunch-and-learns and parents' evenings.
• Support group for parents.
• Social, cultural, and recreational activities with or without skill maintenance.
• Special activities, family celebrations, and outings.
• Advocacy and awareness.

Recreational activities, day programs and support for people living with an intellectual disability or with an autism spectrum disorder.

• Recreational activities: meeting, music, crafts, entertainment and supervised play.
• Theatre, choir and hip-hop classes.
• Support to families.
• Information and referrals.
• Outings.
• Summer day camps for youth and young adults 13 years old and over.
• Day service for learning retention.

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.

• Phone support, accompaniment.
• Information, referrals.
• Individual meetings.
• Evening conferences, training sessions, workshops.
• Respite.
• Thematic mutual aid groups for parents.
• Saturday activities.
• Respite youth camp.
• Specialized day camps.
• Podcast.

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.

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

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

Activity centre.

• Information and support.
• Social and recreational activities: choir, sign language courses, adapted gym, computer classes, art-therapy, zootherapy, bingo, etc.
• Home care.
• Outings and day camp.
• Christmas Eve Reception.
• Accessibility promotion.

• Raising awareness and advocating for the rights of people living with an autism spectrum disorder or a physical or intellectual disability.
• IPS Program: day program for adults living with an intellectual disability or an autism spectrum disorder that aims to develop and maintain skills through various workshops and with specialists in music therapy, zootherapy and massage therapy.
• Activities and workshops: singing, visual arts, dance initiation, meetings, Zumba, special outings.
• Journée Déclic: weekly activity or outing.
• Espace TSA: workshop for children and pre-adolescents living with an autism spectrum disorder to develop their socialization skills.
• Coin des amis: workshop for children and pre-adolescents living with an intellectual disability.
• Summer day camp.

Information and support related to ADHD.

• Monthly conferences.
• Phone and email support.
• Loan of books and material.
• Workshops.
• Literacy skill program for children in the 3rd and 4th grade.
• Training for counsellors.
• Summer day camp.

Assistance for people with an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

• Support.
• Telephone listening.
• Promotion of the development of adapted services.
• Coffee meetings.
• Family activities.
• Conferences, information workshops.
• Other service points in Varennes, Sorel-Tracy and Sainte-Julie.

Help for people with an attention deficit disorder, with or without hyperactivity (ADHD) and their close ones.

• Telephone support.
• Individual meetings.
• Support to families.
• Workshops for parents of children in primary school and for adults.
• Papillon: program for children 3 to 5 years old and their parents.
• Ma Valise de Solutions: program for children 8 to 10 years old.
• Public conferences.
• Family activities.
• Family winter camps, respite camps and summer camps.

Help for people with an attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

• Help and referrals: telephone and email support.
• Conferences offered in person or virtually by experts in the field of ADD/ADHD.
• Workshops and other activities that encourage interaction between participants.
• Material library: lending of books, educational material and sensory tools.
• Parent-child support groups and workshops.

Tools and information on attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity (ADD/ADHD).

• Social skills development workshops for children 6 to 11 years old.
• Workshops for teenagers in school settings.
• Workshops for parents and adults.
• Specialized day camp.
• Counsellor training.
• Active listening and referrals.