The pages accessible in English concern access to services and security in regard with health and social services, in accordance with the Charter of the French language regulations.
Accessibility online and in the facilities
- Project ALLO - Staff and volunteers wearing a yellow card holder can speak English and help you find your way around the facilities.-
- Interpreter services - To obtain the services of an interpreter, speak with your doctor or staff when scheduling an appointment.-
- Service navigators and liaison officer - In order to support and accompany Indigenous people in their care and service experience and promote mutual understanding of the information exchanged between caregivers and patients, there is a resource available in Val-d'Or.
- Translate a Web page - If a page is available only in French, you can translate it in your browser. Click right on the page and look for the translation button.
- Need help? Google Chrome – Microsoft Edge – Safari
Childhood-Family
The environments (family and neighbourhood) in which a child grows up in as well as the experiences that they live early on impact their overall development. All interactions between a child and the adults around him contribute to the acquisition of the skills necessary for them to succeed at school and for their social integration.
Here are sites for parents on different themes:
Child safety
- Creating healthy home environments for kids
- Child Safety Link
- Safe sleep
- Is your child safe?
- Preventing injuries
Child development
- Healthy baby, healthy brain
- Naître et grandir
- Caring for kids
- Learning centre CHU Ste-Justine
- 24 hour Cribside assistance
Marital separation
- Justice Québec
- Helping children cope with separation and divorce
- When a couple separates – Service Québec
- Child custody and visiting rights during a breakup
- Because life goes on… helping children and youth live with separation and divorce
- Info for kids when parents separate or divorce
- A guide to parenting arrangements after separation or divorce
- A practical guide for parents from pregnancy to age two