Resources

TRANS-Mauricie/Centre-du-Québec's mission is to provide a safe space, support, and referrals for trans people and people questioning their gender identity, as well as their loved ones.

Baie-Comeau's Unité Domrémy is a friendly environment offering support and accompaniment to anyone whose aim is to improve their quality of life.

Services for people in crisis and distress following the use of drugs or alcohol and for those who have a family member in such a situation. Professionals provide the support and care needed to help the person deal with the situation, as well as a safe environment during the respite or detoxification period.

The Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre is an urban service hub, a gathering place and a cultural anchoring space for Indigenous people. It is dedicated to well-being, justice and social inclusion while favouring harmonious cohabitation with the greater community.

Helps men and women age 18 or older with alcohol and drug addictions.

Villa Ignatia is a treatment centre that treats people with addictions and substance use disorders in a peaceful, restful environment.

The Wîchihîwâuwin Helpline is a regional helpline offered by the CBHSSJB. It provides a safe and confidential space for people who need to talk on the phone about any difficult situations concerning their well-being. Cree speakers and traditional healers are also available upon request. 

The Montreal YWCA family caregiver support team provides professional support services to caregivers. It offers a range of services, including psychosocial services (support, listening, referrals), art therapy, self-help and support groups, talks, workshops, and relaxation activities. Legal information and respite services are also available in collaboration with other organizations.

Zone Libre Memphrémagog is a community organization offering addiction prevention services to the people of the Memphrémagog MRC.