Clinic Holiday Schedule 2024
The Clinic wishes you a happy holiday season! Here is our schedule for the Christmas period.
News
Here you will find all of the Clinic’s news stories.
The 2024-2025 issue of The Clinic in a Nutshell now available!
The 2024-2025 edition of The Clinic in a Nutshell, the magazine for members of the Point St. Charles Community Clinic, is now available! You can read it online by clicking here -> The Clinic in a Nutshell 2024-2025 You can also pick up a paper copy of the magazine (in …
Blood testing at the Clinic: services severely limited
Since October 1, 2024, the Clinic has been required to transition our blood collection service from the Verdun hospital to the CHUM. However, the transition is not going as smoothly as we would like, and the Clinic is facing major logistical and technical challenges that are unfortunately beyond our control. …
Clinic entrance on Ash: temporary layout until spring 2025
The urgent structural repairs to the Clinic’s building on Ash have been completed. You can now once again enter the Clinic through the main door. We took advantage of the work to redo the pavement in front of the Clinic entrance, with a view to renovating the access ramp. Since …
Work at the Clinic on Ash starting November 18
Following a major water infiltration, the main entrance to 500, Ash Avenue will be closed on November 18 for urgent repairs to the building’s structure. The work is expected to last around a week. To accommodate users during the work, an access to the Clinic will be set up in …
Massage workshop for babies on Saturday, January 18, 2025
Come and learn rhythmic movements and how to massage baby to meet his or her need for closeness and touch. You will be guided by Josée, a birth assistant from our midwifery services and certified massage therapist! Where? In the basement of the Clinic at 1955 Centre Street When? Saturday, …
Annual flu vaccinations at the Clinic begin October 21
Vaccination against influenza, COVID-19 and pneumococcus will be taking place in the Clinic basement, at 500, Ash Avenue, at the following times: No appointment necessary. Please note that the quantities of COVID and pneumococcus vaccines we will be receiving are limited, and will be available according to criteria established by …
Two new walk-in slots on Ash from 27 September!
Excellent news for access to care for our users: the Clinic has recruited a new doctor, Dr Hanen Harrabi, who is giving us her Fridays for walk-in appointments on Ash. As a result, two new time slots are opening up for walk-in medical appointments at the Clinic: Friday mornings and …
Periods of extreme heat
It’s almost summer! Time for holidays and fine weather, but also time for possible heat waves. Climate change could lead to increasingly intense and prolonged periods of extreme heat, potentially hazardous to your health. To protect yourself from extreme heat, and to protect the vulnerable people around you, we invite …
Join the Clinic for Climate Justice!
To ensure the health of the population, the Clinic wants to start mobilizing right away with a new environmental project. On Saturday 27 April, we want to hear your ideas on how to : The event will be taking place at 1955 rue du Centre, in the backyard. More details …
Evening Youth Clinic
As of April 24, 2024, the Youth Clinic will be opening its doors on Wednesday evenings from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Ash Avenue! Urinary tract infection treatment, STI screening, condom distribution, support for starting/renewing/adjusting contraception, pregnancy test, etc. No appointment necessary, just walk in! Don’t hesitate to come …
***CANCELED*** Workshop at the Clinic – Bed bugs: How to prevent them and react to an infestation – March 21 at 5 pm
Offered in collaboration with the Point St. Charles and Little Burgundy Community Legal Services, this workshop is open to everyone. ***Registration required***
A look back at the November 22 neighbourhood assembly on the Dubé Reform (PL15)
Last night, Clinic community organizer Margot Silvestro, accompanied by Philippe Hurteau of the APTS and Josyane Giroux of the Regroupement Les sages-femmes du Québec (RSFQ), detailed the main issues raised by the Dubé Reform (PL15) in front of an audience of 50. While Margot Silvestro outlined the potential effects of …
The Clinic remembers Lorraine Guay
A fierce activist who was engaged on several fronts, Lorraine Guay passed away on June 17. We would like to acknowledge her immense contribution to the Point St. Charles Community Clinic. For fifteen years, from 1972 to 1987, she worked and invested an incredible amount of time and energy at …