Resources

If you are a current or former member of the CAF or RCMP, or a family member, Veterans Affairs Canada have targeted services and benefits to improve your well-being.

Call 1-800-268-7708 to speak to a mental health professional right now. A confidential and free service available 24/7 to Veterans, former RCMP members, their family members, or caregivers.

The ACEF Montérégie-est's mission is to educate, inform and sensitize consumers about budgeting, debt, responsible consumption and housing.

The Association coopérative d'économie familiale de la Rive-Sud is a non-profit social cooperative. Its services are intended for the entire population of its territory, but more particularly for people with low and modest incomes. The ACEF intervenes in the very broad field of consumption, budget planning as well as problems related to indebtedness.

Auberge sous mon toit (ASMT) offers accommodation, support and social integration services to men in difficulty, homeless or in conflict with the law, and actively supports them in their quest for autonomy.

The CMHA – Quebec Division is a provincial organisation that offers programmes and a coherent ecosystem of actions aimed at prevention, recovery, awareness and strengthening individual and collective capacities in the face of mental health disorders. 

CARAT is certified by Quebec's Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux. It works with men over 18 to provide them the tools and support they need to deal with alcohol, drug, and medication addiction issues.

A front-line community organization with a regional scope whose mission is to welcome, listen to and equip anyone who is going through a difficult time, a period of transition, so that they can regain their strength and their power to act, for themselves and for their community.

Residential treatment centre for men with addiction issues that negatively impact their quality of life.

CAVACs provide front-line services to crime victims and their families and to witnesses of crime. Assistance is provided whether or not the perpetrator is identified, arrested, prosecuted, or convicted.