Resources
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Breakup
Grief and loss
Réseau d’aide aux familles en transition
French
Centre du Québec
RAFT (Réseau d'aide aux familles en transition) is a community organization with a comprehensive approach that offers a range of services to families in crisis, undergoing a breakup or restructuring, or in need of professional support.
819 477-5707
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Alcohol or drug addiction
Anxiety disorders
Bipolar disorder
Borderline personality disorder
Breakup
Bullying
Burnout
Chronic Pain
Delinquency
Depression
Domestic violence
Eating disorders
Emergency care responders
Family caregivers
Farmers
Financial problems
Gambling addiction
Grief and loss
Indigenous peoples
Insomnia
Internet addiction
Interpersonal problems
Legal problems
Loneliness and isolation
Loss of autonomy
Loved ones
Men
Mental health/distress
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic attacks
Physical health, illness, and disability
Postpartum depression
Posttraumatic stress
Schizophrenia
Self-harm
Seniors
Social and professional reintegration
Suicidal thoughts
Traumatic brain injury
Veterans
Victims of crime
Victims of sexual assault
Violence
Women
Youth
Ressources Olivier
French
English
Laurentides
Outaouais
Offers a place of welcome and temporary accommodation for fathers and their children in vulnerable situations, as well as for people at risk of suicide. Offers personalized accompaniment and support to these people and their loved ones, including those bereaved by suicide, and provides referrals to appropriate resources as needed.
(819) 660-2842
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Alcohol or drug addiction
Anxiety disorders
Bipolar disorder
Borderline personality disorder
Breakup
Bullying
Burnout
Chronic Pain
Delinquency
Depression
Domestic violence
Eating disorders
Emergency care responders
Family caregivers
Farmers
Financial problems
Gambling addiction
Grief and loss
Indigenous peoples
Insomnia
Internet addiction
Interpersonal problems
Legal problems
Loneliness and isolation
Loss of autonomy
Loved ones
Men
Mental health/distress
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic attacks
Physical health, illness, and disability
Postpartum depression
Posttraumatic stress
Schizophrenia
Self-harm
Seniors
Social and professional reintegration
Suicidal thoughts
Traumatic brain injury
Victims of crime
Victims of sexual assault
Violence
Women
Secours-Amitié Estrie
French
Estrie
Secours-Amitié Estrie is a front-line community organization working on prevention and support in the area of mental health. It offers an anonymous, confidential and free telephone listening service to the adult population of the Eastern Townships, i.e. 9 MRCs and 117 towns and villages. The organization also offers a customized training service in active listening to organizations in the Eastern Townships.
Ligne d'écoute : 819-564-2323 et 1-800-667-3841
WebsiteGrief and loss
Suicidal thoughts
Specialized suicide prevention team (CISSS Laval)
French
English
Laval
Available services :
Group for adults bereaved by suicide
Individual, family and community postvention
Support for intervention workers
Clinical support for intervention workers
Training
Implementation of "Sentinelles" networks
To reach them: 450 978-2121 p.34888
Grief and loss
Loved ones
Mental health/distress
Suicidal thoughts
Suicide Détour
French
English
24/7
Outaouais
Suicide Détour is a community organization offering suicide prevention services in the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau region (housing for people at risk of suicide, 24/7 listening line, individual follow-up, support groups, training, awareness-raising, etc.).
819 441-1010
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Loved ones
Mental health/distress
Suicidal thoughts
Suicide Prevention Centre of Montreal (SPCM)
French
English
Montreal
The Suicide Prevention Centre of Montreal offers the Montrealer community a range of services for people in distress or suicidal, their loved ones or those who have experienced the suicide of a loved one. Our services also extend to the training and support of workers, as well as numerous resources specifically developed for workers or organizations affected by suicide.
1-866-277-3553
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Alcohol or drug addiction
Anxiety disorders
Bipolar disorder
Borderline personality disorder
Breakup
Bullying
Burnout
Chronic Pain
Depression
Domestic violence
Eating disorders
Family caregivers
Farmers
Financial problems
Gambling addiction
Grief and loss
Indigenous peoples
Insomnia
Internet addiction
Interpersonal problems
Legal problems
Loneliness and isolation
Loss of autonomy
Loved ones
Men
Mental health/distress
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic attacks
Physical health, illness, and disability
Postpartum depression
Posttraumatic stress
Schizophrenia
Self-harm
Seniors
Social and professional reintegration
Suicidal thoughts
Traumatic brain injury
Victims of crime
Victims of sexual assault
Violence
Women
Tel-Aide Québec
French
Bas-Saint-Laurent
Capitale-Nationale
Gaspésie / Îles-de-la-Madeleine
Mission: To provide a free listening and referral service to anyone experiencing loneliness, anxiety or distress, as well as to those with suicidal thoughts.
Hours of operation from 9:00 a.m. to midnight, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
418-686-2433 / Régions 1-877-700-2433
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Alcohol or drug addiction
Anxiety disorders
Bipolar disorder
Borderline personality disorder
Breakup
Bullying
Burnout
Chronic Pain
Delinquency
Depression
Domestic violence
Eating disorders
Emergency care responders
Family caregivers
Farmers
Financial problems
Gambling addiction
Grief and loss
Indigenous peoples
Insomnia
Internet addiction
Interpersonal problems
Legal problems
Loneliness and isolation
Loss of autonomy
Loved ones
Men
Mental health/distress
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic attacks
Physical health, illness, and disability
Postpartum depression
Posttraumatic stress
Schizophrenia
Self-harm
Seniors
Social and professional reintegration
Suicidal thoughts
Traumatic brain injury
Victims of crime
Victims of sexual assault
Violence
Women
Youth
Tel-Écoute Convergence, un service de Convergence action bénévole
French
English
24/7
Chaudière-Appalaches
Tel-Écoute Convergence is an active listening line that provides an empathetic, warm and non-judgmental ear to anyone 18 years of age or older. Our goal is to relieve emotional tension, combat loneliness and promote well-being through self-expression. Our trained listeners will warmly welcome anyone who needs to talk, to verbalize, to confide and to be truly listened to!
(418)-838-4095 / 1-877-559-4095
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Alcohol or drug addiction
Anxiety disorders
Bipolar disorder
Borderline personality disorder
Breakup
Bullying
Burnout
Chronic Pain
Depression
Domestic violence
Eating disorders
Emergency care responders
Family caregivers
Farmers
Financial problems
Gambling addiction
Grief and loss
Indigenous peoples
Insomnia
Interpersonal problems
Legal problems
Loneliness and isolation
Loss of autonomy
Loved ones
Men
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Panic attacks
Physical health, illness, and disability
Postpartum depression
Schizophrenia
Self-harm
Seniors
Social and professional reintegration
Suicidal thoughts
Traumatic brain injury
Victims of crime
Victims of sexual assault
Violence
Women
Youth
Tel-Écoute Trois-Rivières
French
Centre du Québec
Mauricie
Generalist listening line since 1974
Volunteer responders are trained in active listening.
They also have Sentinel training.
1 888 376-4241 / 1 819 376-4242
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