211 for all community and public resources info is an information and referral service available 7 days a week, from 8 am to 6 pm, 365 days a year. The directory is also available on the web. In collaboration with community organizations, all information on social and community resources is updated annually.
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211
Centre Eva Marsden: The Eva Marsden Centre for Social Justice and Aging is dedicated to restoring humanity and dignity to the experience of growing older in our society. EMC works to improve all aspects of health and well-being while collectively addressing systemic issues that impact daily life.
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514-487-1311
Centre Eva Marsden: EMC provides advocacy for individuals who are 50 years of age and over. We intervene on behalf of individuals who are experiencing roadblocks related to housing, finances, accessing health services or interpersonal difficulties. Our programs are designed to address the social isolation felt by the low-income 50 plus. We create community by providing opportunities for people to interact with their peers.
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514-487-1311
Clean sweepers is a social economy enterprise whose mission is to provide quality domestic aid services and create sustainable employment.
Website
514-487-1311
The CSSS Cavendish, New Hope Community Centre and the Provigo (corner of Cavendish and Sherbrooke) offer a group grocery shopping program on the first Tuesday of each month. A bus will provide seniors with a free round trip from their home to Provigo. You must call to register.
514-484-7878 ext. 1365
MADA Community Centre is a volunteer-based organization that evolved from a small neighbourhood centre to Montreal’s central address for fighting poverty in our community.
Website
514-342-4969
Meals on Wheels
514-842-3351
The Depot Community Food Centre is a community-based non-profit organization founded in 1986 that works collaboratively with other community partners to address issues of food security in NDG and the surrounding areas.
Website
514-483-4680
New Hope Senior Citizens’ Center offers a homemade, delicious, healthy and affordable three course meal. It is open as a drop in activity to all New Hope Members.
Website
514-484-0425
Extra miles senior visiting program offers companionship and encouragement to socially isolated and/or housebound seniors in Notre Dame-de-Grace and Montreal West, through the kind-heartedness of dedicated volunteers.
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Service of spiritual accompaniment of sick and elderly persons in their own homes
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514-272-4441
Alzheimer Groupe Inc (AGI) is a charitable organization that offers therapeutic programs to individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. Additionally, AGI provides support services to families and professional care partners, focusing on best practices in dementia care, while sensitizing the community at large through education and awareness.
Website
514-487-1311
AMI-Quebec Action on Mental Illness is a non-profit organization that helps families manage the effects of mental illness through support, education, guidance, and advocacy.
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514-486-1448 or 1-877-303-0264
Baluchon Alzheimer aims to offer respite, support and assistance to caregivers who wish to keep their loved ones affected by Alzheimer’s disease or certain similar disorders at home, in accordance with the values established by the organization.
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514-762-2667
L’appui: Our mission is to improve the quality of life of those providing care to older adults in Quebec, and to ensure they are recognized for what they do.
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McGill University: Dementia Education Program to Support Caregivers
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Ligne Aide Abus Ainés
514-489-2287
1-888-489-2287
Tel-ainés
514-353-2463
Info aidants (for caregivers)
1-855-852-7784
AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
514-376-9230
Narcotics Anonymous
514-249-0555
Suicide Action Montréal
514-723-4000
SOS Suicide
1-800-595-5580
