This site features the work of a project team from the ID-PDD regional roundtable, whose mission is to identify resources who can help ID-PDD clients integrate and participate socially. Access the directory:
Financial assistance
Visit: 
www.msss.gouv.qc.ca
Disability benefits (Government of Canada)
Access to services as well as information for people with disabilities, their family members, caregivers and all Canadians.
Visit: www.canada.ca
Regroupement des centres de la petite enfance de Laval
100 Tourangeau Street East
Laval, QC
H7G 1L1
450-975-8777
Visit: http://www.monenfant.ca/_home
The main goal of this committee is to maintain and improve service quality for users. It also ensures that user rights are respected.
For more details, visit the page of the 
Users' Committee of the CISSS de Laval - CRDITED
The OPHQ upholds the principles and rules set out in the Act to secure handicapped persons in the exercise of their rights with a view to achieving social, school and workplace integration. It also has the power to ensure that ministries and their networks, municipalities and public and private bodies continue to improve opportunities for people with disabilities and help them fully participate and integrate in society.
450 669-1704
Website: www.ophq.gouv.qc.ca
Mutual aid, promotion and defence of the rights of people living with an intellectual disability. This organization is managed by and for these individuals and helps its members get involved and have a voice to improve their own living conditions. The movement also organizes activities for these individuals, such as a group for teens and a coffee klatsch.
450 687-2970, extension 268
ALEDIA promotes, maintains, improves and develops support for people living with an intellectual disability and for their families. ALEDIA also organizes various activities.
450 972-1010
Website: www.aledia1959.com
The SATL is a non-profit organization that brings together the families of people with autism syndrome, fragile X syndrome, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The organization encourages the development of individuals and their social or community integration.
450 663-5551
Website: http://pages.videotron.com/satl/index.htm http://pages.videotron.com/satl/index.htm
The ROPPHL is a non-profit community organization whose main mission is to promote the interests and defend the rights of people with disabilities and of their families.
450 668-4836
Website: http://www.ropphl.org
The CAAP offers the following services:
450 668-4836
Website: www.caaplaval.com
The ARLPHL is a non-profit organization that primarily develops leisure activities for people with disabilities and that helps people, no matter what their age, gender or ability, access leisure activities in Laval.
450 668-2354
Website: www.arlphl.qc.ca
ALEDIA promotes, maintains, improves and develops support for people living with an intellectual disability and for their families. ALEDIA also organizes various activities.
450 972-1010
Website: www.aledia1959.com
La Halte de l’Orchidbleue organizes an activity centre for residents of Laval aged 12 and over who are living with an intellectual impairment, with or without other disorders.
Website: www.halte.orchidbleue.ca
This organization offers arts and sensory stimulation workshops for adults living with an intellectual disability and who may or may not have a physical disability. These workshops help them develop their independence, break their isolation, and promote their socialization.
450 668-8226
Mutual aid, promotion and defence of the rights of people living with an intellectual disability. This organization is managed by and for these individuals and helps its members get involved and have a voice to improve their own living conditions. The movement also organizes activities for these individuals, such as a group for teens and a coffee klatsch.
450 687-2970, extension 268
L’Association régionale de loisirs pour personnes handicapées de Laval est un organisme à but non lucratif qui œuvre principalement à développer la pratique du loisir des personnes handicapées et à faciliter l’accès au loisir des personnes handicapées lavalloises sans distinction d’âge, de sexe et de déficience.
450 668-2354
Site Internet : http://www.arlphl.qc.ca
L’Association lavalloise pour la déficience intellectuelle et le trouble du spectre de l’autisme favorise et suscite le maintien, l’amélioration et le développement de mesures d’aide aux personnes vivant avec une déficience intellectuelle et à leur famille.Diverses activités sont organisées par l’ALDI.
450 972-1010
Site Internet : www.aledia1959.com
Ce groupe communautaire s'adresse particulièrement aux personnes de 18 ans et plus ayant connu ou connaissant des difficultés émotionnelles.
450 668-6432
Site Internet : www.santementalelaval.ca/cafgraf
La Halte de l’Orchidbleue s’est donnée comme mission d’organiser un centre d’activités au bénéfice de la population lavalloise âgée de 12 ans et plus vivant avec une limitation intellectuelle, accompagnée ou non de troubles associés.
Site internet : www.halte.orchidbleue.ca
Cet organisme offre des ateliers d’arts plastiques et de stimulation des sens à des adultes vivant avec une déficience intellectuelle accompagnée ou non d’un handicap physique. Il contribue ainsi à développer leur autonomie, à briser leur isolement et à favoriser leur socialisation.
450 668-8226
Entraide, promotion et défense des droits des personnes vivant avec une déficience intellectuelle. L'organisme est géré par et pour les personnes et permet aux membres de se mobiliser et de prendre la parole pour améliorer leurs propres conditions de vie.Aussi le mouvement organise certaines activités pour ces personnes, entre autres pour le groupe ados (activités pour adolescents) et le café rencontre.
450 687-2970, poste 268
This foundation supports people with disabilities who have different cognitive, motor or mental impairments. It provides support, residential resources, respite, and adapted recreational services.
450 624-9922
Website: www.lepilier.org
The SATL is a non-profit organization that brings together the families of people with autism syndrome, fragile X syndrome, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The organization encourages the development of individuals and their social or community integration.
450 663-5551
Website: http://pages.videotron.com/satl/index.htm
The CASAL is an intersectoral committee with representatives from different sectors, such as communities, municipalities, the agricultural sector, school boards, the health sector and charities. Created as an initiative of the Direction de santé publique de Laval in 2006, the committee fosters and promotes food security in the Laval territory. See the following website for a list of Laval food resources (in French only).
Website: www.securitealimentairelaval.org/ressources/index.html
The Commission scolaire de Laval overseas nearly 90 schools and training centres attended by over 44,000 students. In addition to its regular school programs, this school board provides services for students with special needs.
450 662-7000
Website: www.cslaval.qc.ca
The Commission Scolaire Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier is the third largest English school board in Quebec. Its territory includes three administrative regions and has an area of over 35,000 square kilometres. Its youth sector includes over 13,700 students who attend 25 primary schools and 10 secondary schools.
450 621-5600.
Website: www.swlauriersb.qc.ca
The Centre de formation l’Impulsion works with different types of clients who come to the centre to pursue their education. These individuals may be young adults, workers, or adults with disabilities. They get support from our team so that they have the tools to tackle challenges in their academic careers.
450 662-7000, voice mail extension 3299
Website: www.cslaval.qc.ca/impulsion
The Centre de formation le Tremplin provides services to adults who are having mental, intellectual, social or physical problems adapting to their environments. The goal is to help them on a personal journey to develop basic skills to carry out activities and perform social roles.
450 662-7000, voice mail extension 3010
Website: www.cslaval.qc.ca/leTremplin
The paratransit service of the Société de transport de Laval has one goal: provide users who are living with impairments with the best transportation experience possible.
450 688-6520
Website: www.stl.laval.qc.ca
This organization raises awareness about the various paratransit services available in Laval. ALTA also defends the right of people in Laval with disabilities or reduced mobility to use public transit or high-quality paratransit that meets their needs.
450 933-6101
Website: www.altalaval-ass.org
This platform for people with disabilities and for employers has mechanisms to help these individuals successfully integrate into the workplace.
Website: www.civaphl.org/caphit
Emploi-Québec serves as a producer, user and publisher of provincial and regional information about the job market.
Website: www.emploiquebec.gouv.qc.ca
This non-profit organization provides a multitude of programs and services to help people aged 16 to 65 enter the job market.
450-687-6810
Website: www.optiontravail.com
A non-profit community organization whose main mission is to promote the interests and defend the rights of people with disabilities and of their families.
450 668-4836
Website: www.ropphl.org
This organic farm helps people with autism syndrome or an intellectual impairment integrate into the workplace. These individuals can do farming or work in the greenhouse, at the ceramic and woodworking workshops, or at the country-style table.
450 663-5551
Website: pages.videotron.com/satl/index.htm