Helplines

• 3 to 6 months intensive outpatient therapy followed by social reintegration.
• Drugs, alcohol and gambling addiction treatment in individual and external follow-up.
• Prevention and education.
• Crisis intervention.
• Psychosocial assessment and follow-up.
• Individual, group or family therapy.
• Case management.
• Workshops: relapse prevention, anger management, self-esteem, etc.

Support

• Listening, information, and referral helpline.
• Individual appointment: accompaniment, active listening, information.
• Discussion groups by videoconference.
• Emergency Aid Program: pharmacy gift cards to pay for hormone replacement therapy and grocery store gift cards.

Socialization

• Place for meeting and discussion.
• Monthly social activity in Montréal.

Awareness

• Conferences, training, awareness and demystification.

Centre providing assistance, listening and meetings.

• Individual consultation related to various problems: violence, illness, bereavement, addiction, mental health, psychological distress, relational conflicts, financial difficulties, etc.
• Phone listening line.
• Socio-legal and medical accompaniment in the steps following a sexual assault, in a situation of violence, during a separation or divorce, etc.
• Self-help group.
• Meeting with a lawyer by appointment.
• Access to computer stations.
• Information and referral.
• Workshops and thematic conferences.

• Phone support 24/7.
• Text message support 24/7.
• In-person support throughout Québec (garanteed maximum of 2 hours to get there).
• Weekly mutual aid groups, self-moderated or moderated by a member.
• Online list of meetings: m.aa87.org/meetings

* Meetings available with ASL interpreter for people with a hearing impairment.

• Phone support 24/7.
• Text message support 24/7.
• In-person support throughout Québec (garanteed maximum of 2 hours to get there).
• Weekly mutual aid groups, self-moderated or moderated by a member.
• Online list of meetings: meetings.aa87.org/meetings
• Some meetings are accessible to people with a hearing impairment.

• Phone support 24/7.
• Text message support 24/7.
• In-person support throughout Québec (garanteed maximum of 2 hours to get there).
• Weekly support groups, self animated or by a member.
• Online meetings list: meetings.aa90.org
• Meetings possible for people living with a hearing impairment.

• Help and referral phone line.
• Open support group.
• 8 to 14 weeks closed support group.
• Text message service.
• Chat.
• Conferences, information booths and training.
• Podcast for close ones.
• Online directory of resources by area: anebquebec.com/en/services/ressources-par-region

Support for caregivers.

• Phone reception and listening.
• Information, needs assessment and referral.
• Individual accompaniment, counselling and follow-up.
• Caregiver coaching.
• Weekly support group in person and online.
• Awareness activities, conferences and workshops.
• Online tools and capsules.

Support for close ones of people living with a mental health disorder.

• Listening and referral line.
• Support groups.
• One-on-one, couple and family counselling.
• Conferences and psychoeducational workshops.
• Special projects.
• Services for teens: assistance services via text messaging, chat and social media platforms, individual face-to-face support services, dramatherapy.
• Online training services.
• Services for caregivers of seniors: individual and group services.
• Accompaniment services offered by family peer helpers.
• Services for businesses, public organizations and community organizations.

• Crisis intervention, with or without accommodation.
• Evaluation of the urgency, the risk of suicide and of acting on it.
• Crisis follow-up by phone and in person.
• Independent living support program in Montréal and Laval: day centre, collective kitchens, outings and activities in small groups, information sessions.
• Hébergement Péloquin: for men in psychosocial distress, psychosocial follow-up, 45 days maximum.

• Crisis intervention with accommodation.
• Crisis clinical follow-up, in person without accommodation or by telephone.
• Evaluation of the urgency and risk of suicidal behaviour.
• Intervention in the person's environment.

Services for seniors.

• Listening and referral.
• Recreational, sports and artistic workshops.
• Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV).
• Computer classes.
• Monthly and intercultural luncheons and collective kitchens.
• Volunteers training.
• Free conferences.
• Intergenerational activities and meeting place Café Entre-Nous.
• Bonhomme à lunettes service point.
• Accompaniment-transportation to the grocery store.

Services for seniors.

• Listening and referral.
• Recreational, sports and artistic workshops.
• Outreach work initiative for seniors living in a vulnerable situation (ITMAV).
• Computer classes.
• Monthly and intercultural luncheons and collective kitchens.
• Volunteers training.
• Free conferences.
• Intergenerational activities and meeting place Café Entre-Nous.
• Bonhomme à lunettes service point.
• Accompaniment-transportation to the grocery store.

Suicide prevention.

• Intervention by chat and text message for suicide prevention: suicide.ca/en
• Development of training content for counsellors, professionals and citizens.
• Awareness campaigns: Suicide prevention week, World suicide prevention day.
• Organization of the Suicide prevention forum.
• Mobilization and consultation.
• Mental health self-management tools: My tools
• Information for close ones, mourners and people vulnerable to suicide: daretotalkaboutsuicide.com
• List of suicide prevention resources: aqps.info/besoin-aide-urgente/#liste-cpsregionaux

* Service for bereaved individuals: www.deuilparsuicide.ca

• Postvention program offered in environments that have experienced a death by suicide or wishing to prepare for such event: aqps.info/organisations-postvention

• Exchange groups.
• Wellness service: support and referral by phone or email.
• Conferences and online training.
• Advocacy and promotion of the rights and interests of seniors.
• Annual golf tournament.
• My Healthy Retirement Program: telemedicine, relaxation, videos with sports activities, conferences, etc.

• Support, information and referral.
• Agricultural reality adapted coordination.
• Follow-ups with agencies and community services.
• Help line.
• Mental health prevention.
• Public awareness about today's agricultural reality in Québec.
• Maison ACFA: respite and support.

Supports men in their desire to work on their violent behaviour.

• Accompaniment in the process of changing behaviour.
• Raising awareness of alternatives to violence.
• Community worker on site at all times.
• 24/7 hotline and live chat.
• Support group.
• Emergency housing: 1 to 2 nights.
• Medium-term housing: 3 months, follow-up with a counsellor.

Support and advocacy for people living with bladder cancer.

• Online guidebooks and information on bladder cancer.
• Support and information over the phone.
• One 2 One program: peer support with a volunteer.
• Online discussion forum.
• Webinars.
• Awareness-raising of bladder cancer among the general public and the medical community.
• Funding of research on the diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer.
• Resources for physicians.
• Online store.

Alternative mental health support group.

• Day centre.
• Telephone intervention.
• Thematic workshops.
• Advocacy.
• Social reintegration assistance.
• Clothing bank.

Emotional support for people with sexual fantasies towards minors.

• Confidential and anonymous active helpline.
• Chat.
• Anonymous online self-help platform: autoassistance.casuffit.info/en