What is a rehabilitation centre?

Rehabilitation centres serve people who have a physical disability, an intellectual disability (ID), a pervasive development disorder (PDD), an addiction problem (alcohol, drugs, gambling) or behavioural, psychosocial or family difficulties. Generally speaking, rehabilitation centres offer adaptation, rehabilitation, social integration and accompaniment, as well as support services for family and friends. Their services may be provided on the centres' premises, in schools, at work or at home, as need be. In Montréal, there are 14 rehabilitation centres, five of which are private. Rehabilitation centres – Alcoholism and drug addiction

• Centre d'accueil le Portage (private)
• Le Centre Dollard-Cormier (public)

Rehabilitation centres – Intellectual disabilities

• Atelier le Fil d'Ariane inc. (private)
• West Island Readaptation Centre (public)
• Centre de réadaptation Gabrielle-Major (public)
• Centre de réadaptation Lisette-Dupras (public)
• Miriam Home and Services (public)
• Services de réadaptation l'Intégrale (public)

Rehabilitation centres – Physical disabilities

• Constance-Lethbridge Rehabilitation Centre (public)
• MAB-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre (private)
• Centre de réadaptation Marie Enfant (public)
• Institut Raymond-Dewar (public)
• Corporation du Centre de réadaptation Lucie-Bruneau (public)

Rehabilitation centres – Young people with adjustment problems

• Teen Haven (private)

Rehabilitation centres –Mothers with adjustment problems

• Elizabeth House (public)