Respite, Childcare and Housing Services

• Activity centre offering 21 workshops structured around 4 themes: education, art and creativity, health and well-being, community participation.
• Weekly socio-cultural outings.

• 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.

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

Housing and community life for individuals living with an intellectual disability.

Housing

• Two buildings for long term housing: Foyer La Source and Foyer La Barque.
• Adapted and personalized living environment with counselors on site.
• Daily accompaniment.
• Workshops of adapted work.

Respite

• Temporary rooms for short-term respite with a flexible duration from less than a day to one month.

Community life

• Events and group activities 10 to 12 times a year.

Regional reference regarding adapted housing and universal accessibility.

• Assistance with accessible apartments search.
• Assistance with procedures regarding programs for home adaptation or allowances for apartment adaptation.
• Information resource for universal accessibility.

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.

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.

• 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.

• 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.

Advocacy and services for people with disabilities and their close ones.

• Educational, sensory, cultural, sports and social integration activities.
• On site and home respite.
• Representations to government agencies.
• Adapted and public transportation, education, health and social services advocacy.

• Information, support and referral.
• Discussion, reading and writing workshops.
• Accompaniment and support for daily communication needs.
• Friendly visits.
• SAPPA program: assistance for caregivers, visits of social workers and speech language therapists.
• Adapted activities: photography workshops, computer workshops, choir, etc.
• Promotion of the rights and interests of people with aphasia.
• Awareness.

• Social integration.
• Recreational activities.
• Psychosocial intervention: individual or family meetings, workshops.
• Support groups.
• Support for relatives: respite, meetings, workshops.
• Awareness.
• Information, conferences.

• Social integration.
• Recreational activities.
• Psychosocial intervention: individual or family meetings, workshops.
• Support groups.
• Support for relatives: respite, meetings, workshops.
• Awareness.
• Information, conferences.

Day centre for people living with a physical disability.

• Respite.
• Social activities to achieve self-sufficiency.
• Sociocultural education and animation.

• Information and documentation.* Services for people who have experienced a stroke: stimulation, social, cultural, and educational activities.
• Services for caregivers: psychosocial follow-up, support groups, stimulation respite, and respite care.

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.

Day centre.

• Recreational and educational activities.
• Weekly outings.
• Information and referral.
• Individual meetings.

Respite resources for families of people living with a disability.

• At-home respite: non-urgent planned respite in the family home for a period of less than 24 hours.
• 24h+ respite: referrals to respite homes for a planned period of 24 hours or more.

Day activity centre for seniors and caregivers.

• Meeting place.
• Respite service.
• Psychosocial service.
• Resto-Entre: community dinners.
• Frozen meals, with the possibility of delivery.
• Activities and workshops.
• Individual computer classes.
• English and Spanish classes.

Development of citizen involvement of people living with one or multiple physical disabilities.

• Educational, social, cultural and recreational activities.
• Support of people in the discovery and the development of their abilities.
• Youth division 18 to 35 years old: networking of youth living with physical limitations.
• Various classes.
• Computers workshops.