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.

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Day Centre

What is the Day Centre?

Therapeutic and preventive activities for people living at home whose degree of physical, psychological or social autonomy is likely to disrupt their stay at home. The Day Centre is part of the Home Support Program and is made up of an interdisciplinary team.

Its mission

Maintaining biopsychosocial autonomy through preventive and therapeutic group activities by promoting an approach centred on the participant's abilities, interests and strengths.

Clientele

Person living at home living with a loss of autonomy related to aging, both in terms of:

  • Physics;
  • Cognitive;
  • Social.

Objectives

  • Allow the person to maintain their abilities and help them live with their disabilities.
  • Counter isolation.
  • Promote overall health.

Exclusion Criteria

  • A person requiring ongoing assistance.
  • Incontinence not managed by the person.
  • Behavioral problem.
  • Person admitted to intermediate resources or CHSLDs.
However, each application will be evaluated by the Day Centre's interdisciplinary team.