Resources

Centre Le Bouscueil provides help and support to people who are going through difficult life situations (e.g., bereavement, breakup, job loss, burnout) or living with ongoing problems (e.g., anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia).

Centre Le Havre works to prevent long-term homelessness and promote social inclusion for socially marginalized people.

Outpatient and residential rehab services Residential detox support servicesIntake, assessment, and orientation Help and support for families and friendsSubstitution treatment

Centre Le Phare works with Saguenay residents age 50 and over with long-term mental health problems who are more vulnerable due to aging.

A shelter for people age 18 or older with mental health problems who want to participate actively in their own recovery. Individuals must be prepared to set goals for rehabilitation and reintegration.

The day centre is for people with short- or long-term mental health problems who are seeking professional support.

Centre le S.P.O.T. works to reduce problematic use of psychotropic drugs through prevention, information services, and public awareness. It promotes emotional, physical, and social well-being in order to avoid addiction.

The mission of the Mamik Center is to improve the quality of life of the Indigenous population both within their territories and in urban areas by promoting and supporting collaborative initiatives among various actors working for the community's well-being.

Created in 2018, the new MAMUK Multi-Service Centre, managed by the Missinak Community House, is driven by the common mission of the Friendship Centres, which is to offer services to the urban Aboriginal population and to promote culture and rapprochement between peoples.

Centre Nelligan's mission is to provide support for families and friends of people with clinical symptoms of major mental health disorders. It offers a range of services to help families realize their potential. It also aims to demystify mental health disorders.