CLRC is committed to making rehabilitation the art of exploring possibilities for its clients by:

Founded in 1982, The Argyle Institute (of Human Relations) is a charitable, non-profit organization with a longstanding commitment to the emotional well-being of Montrealers.

The McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), located in Montreal, Quebec, is one of the most comprehensive university health centres in North America. Affiliated with McGill University, MUHC consists of:

The MBA Community Service Initiative (MBA CSI) encourages and promotes community service and links the resources of the JMSB at Concordia University with the needs of communities, organizations, small businesses, institutions and industries.

GIV3 is about encouraging Canadians to give 3% of income and volunteering 3 hours a month to charitable causes. We don’t have to be rich to make a difference. Collectively, we have the power to help save lives, feed the hungry, support the elderly, look after the needy, and do so much more. We can each make a difference.

My Tool Box is a free 6-week program for patients with chronic disease, designed to teach people the skills they need to live well with chronic health conditions. This fun, practical and interactive program emphasizes coping strategies, practical skills and the building blocks for better self care.

(part of CSDM Commission scolaire de Montréal)

Le Centre de ressources éducatives et pédagogiques (CREP) is an Educational and Teaching Resource Centre for adult education in the Montreal School Board (CSDM), offering a pioneering model of intervention in this area. The CREP supports the vision of CSDM to be fully integrated into the community, but as an adjunct of being close to people.

The largest English School Board in Quebec, LBPSB stretches from Verdun (including Nun's Island) in the east, to Hudson and St. Lazare in the west.

The Lisette-Dupras Centre is part of a network of rehabilitation centers for those living with intellectual disabilities and pervasive developmental disorders (CRDITED).

Provides 2 student teachers as Summer replacements

Former convicts in transition are able to perform their required community service at the Action Centre as Caretakers and cleaners (2 per year, for 6 month terms)

Students becoming Health Assistants and Nursing Care Aides rotate through the Action Centre as interns relating to and supporting persons living with disabilities. (10 days/ month)

McGill Dentistry students set up a mobile clinic at the Centre for check-ups and cleanings

A LaSalle Community initiative, in collaboration with Nutri-Centre: Members plant and manage a nearby herb and vegetable garden, culminating in a Harvest Party salad party in late summer

Students are offered internships, relating to persons living with disabilities

A Companion Program to assist our members in enjoying and participating in leisure activities