Face à Face Listening and Intervention Centre is a non-profit community organization dedicated to addressing the concerns of individuals in need. Face à Face is committed to social justice and a community approach to problem resolution which enables Face à Face to provide effective front-line and immediate services. Services include counseling services, active listening & referrals, housing search, and mail reception.
Services: CLSC in Rivière-des-Praries-Pointe-aux-Trembles borough. Services offered include: Blood test, Medical Help, Vaccination, Post Natal Services, Youth Clinic, Psychosocial Support, Quit Smoking, Nursing Care
Bilingual listening services (24/7) for children, teenagers, and young adults.
Immediate, specialized, and free help for people with an eating disorder and their loved ones.
The IRIS Association’s mission is to promote and provide services, with or without accommodation, aimed at the social reintegration of individuals suffering from mental health issues who are temporarily unable to function in society and who seek help to overcome their situation. IRIS offers a range of diverse and tailored services grouped into four main areas: 24/7 crisis intervention for those experiencing psychosocial or psychiatric difficulties, supervised residential resources for individuals with severe and persistent mental health disorders, support for independent living with external services from community centers in North Montreal and Laval, and a psychoanalytic clinical approach emphasizing the expression of clients’ subjectivity, desire, and speech.
Residential centres, or residential and long-term care centres (CHSLDs) care for adults whose decreased independence prevents them from continuing to live on their own. Most elderly people who are referred to a residential centre require more than 3 hours of care a day.
Residential centres, or residential and long-term care centres (CHSLDs) care for adults whose decreased independence prevents them from continuing to live on their own. Most elderly people who are referred to a residential centre require more than 3 hours of care a day.
Residential centres, or residential and long-term care centres (CHSLDs) care for adults whose decreased independence prevents them from continuing to live on their own. Most elderly people who are referred to a residential centre require more than 3 hours of care a day.
Residential centres, or residential and long-term care centres (CHSLDs) care for adults whose decreased independence prevents them from continuing to live on their own. Most elderly people who are referred to a residential centre require more than 3 hours of care a day.