Réseau d’entraide de Saint-Léonard Centre des aînés

A place for mutual aid, listening and sharing whose mission is to offer activities and services that meet the needs of the community in order to contribute to keeping seniors aged 55 and over in their natural living environment for as long as possible, while promoting their well-being and quality of life.

Service offerings

Bereavement

Complementary information: Free support group for people who have been bereaved for at least six months and are 55 years of age or older. Meetings will be held for 10 weeks, one session per week. Bereaved people Opening hours: On registration Location where the service is offered: Montreal, St-Leonard district Fees:

Transportation and accompaniment

Complementary information: A transportation and medical accompaniment service for people 55 years of age and older with a loss of autonomy, trips to the grocery store, the bank or the pharmacy in St-Léonard or any other essential trips. People aged 55 and over Opening hours: On reservation in advance Location where the service is offered: Saint-Léonard Fees: The rate is calculated by mileage, minimum $10. Annual fee of $12.

Frienship visits

Complementary information: Security phone, phone and friendship visit. People aged 55 and over Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 8:30 am 12:00 ET 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Location where the service is offered: Saint-Léonard Fees: Voluntary contribution for activities and transportation and annual fee of $ 12

Page mise à jour le 1 March 2023

After cancer

Returning to work after cancer

Medical follow-up

After cancer: Resuming an active life

Being a care giver

Supporting a work colleague with cancer

Supporting 15-39 year olds with cancer

Taking care of yourself as a caregiver

Supporting a love one with cancer

Balancing work and support for a family member

Oncology in Quebec

Appointment with the Pivot Nurse

Your appointment with the oncology social worker

Meeting with the oncologist

The organization of care in oncology

Cancer

Cancer facts and statistics

Definition of cancer

Cancer screening

Cancer prevention

Cancer classification: TNM, grade, stage

Cancer treatments

Surgical Oncology

Radiotherapy

Managing side effects of cancer and treatments

Hormone therapy

Precautions to take when one has cancer

Immunotherapy

Chemotherapy

Live with cancer

The shock of diagnosis

Parenting with cancer

Cancer therapies that complement cancer treatment

Life habits

Beauty tips for cancer patients

Clinical research

Clinical Research