Here you will find all of the Clinic’s news stories.
FREE October 19 – 30: November 2 – December 10: Vaccination will be offered only to eligible individuals: IMPORTANT! For the vaccination of a person under the age of 14, signed consent by the parent is required. No exceptions will be made. For more information
For several months now, the Clinic has been preparing a major renovation project for the main entrance on Ash Avenue. The work will include relocating and modernizing the access ramp, a priority for the Clinic that has been identified for several years. During the summer of 2026, the Clinic’s issued …
08/09/2026 | With our rapidly ageing population, coupled with galloping inflation, the financial situation of seniors is becoming downright alarming. The Point St. Charles Community Clinic, in partnership with the Coalition pour la dignité des aînés, is set to unveil five specific demands aimed at improving the health and well-being …
25/08/2026 | After a break of almost two years, blood sampling and screening services are back at the Clinic! You can now come in to see us at 500 Ash Avenue if you have a medical referral for a blood sample or a screening test. We’ll book you an appointment …
For the second year running, the Clinic is joining forces with the Pointe-Saint-Charles Seniors’ Centre and Héma Québec for a blood drive to be held on Thursday 3 September from 1.00 pm to 8.00 pm at the Pavillon des aînés (2401 Mullins Street). Blood stocks are regularly low, and blood …
Please note that the walk-in service at the psychosocial support center will be closed starting June 24 and at least until August 30, 2026. Users can still leave a message on the psychosocial support center’s voicemail at 514 937-9251 (option 4), indicating the reason for their request for support. Calls will …
The 2025-2026 citizens’ annual report is now available on our website! Start preparing now for the Wednesday, June 17th Annual General Assembly: read the report and prepare your questions. See you tomorrow!
05/06/2026 | One of the trees to the right of the Clinic entrance on Ash Street will be cut down this afternoon. As this tree is diseased, it was due to be felled within the next two years. But given the upcoming work on the Clinic entrance, we have brought …
Summer is the season for holidays and sunny days. But it is also the season for very hot weather, which can be dangerous to your health. Guidelines to follow in the event of extreme heat Where to cool off in extreme heat ‘Extreme heat’ information poster (for printing) (PDF · …
No. 3 · Why is it so hard to find a family doctor? Come share your thoughts, discuss, and learn more! EVENT CANCELLED! Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have had to cancel this event. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Two dates! There will be snacks, childcare and …
The Clinic has updated its Code of Ethics! Intended for all staff members and users, the Code of Ethics serves to support relationships of trust and mutual respect in the delivery of care. The Code is available on our website, and hard copies of the document are available upon request …
Deadline: March 8, 2026 Would you like your child to enjoy a new experience in a supervised environment? Do you need a break as a parent/guardian? Can’t afford it? The IMF Project and the Clinic offer low-income families in the neighbourhood the opportunity to send their children to summer camp …
02/12/2025 | At the Clinic, user satisfaction is at the heart of our continuous improvement process. This year, 605 people took the time to respond to our satisfaction survey. Your exceptional participation has given us a solid and representative picture of your experience—and the results are simply remarkable! These results …
02/12/2025 | Once again, the Clinic is participating in the holiday food drive organised by Share the Warmth. A box has been set up at the reception desk of the Clinic on Ash Street for this purpose. The contents of the box will be sent to Share the Warmth on …
27/11/2025 | Thanks to your donations and shares, yesterday we have surpassed the $25,000 mark in our Births Without Borders donation campaign! We would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who participated, whether through a donation to the campaign or by sharing it within their networks. Every effort and …
The 2025-2026 issue of The Clinic in a Nutshell, the magazine for members of the Point St. Charles Community Clinic, is now available! You can find paper copies of the magazine in French only at the Clinic’s reception desks at 500 Ash Avenue or 1955 Centre Street. You can also …
Donation drive to help unhoused people in the South West this winter Click here to see the Facebook event 22/10/2025 | Once again, community groups in the South West are organising a donation drive to help our neighbours who are unhoused. Between 17 October and 28 November, bring clothes, items …
Héma-Québec, the Point St. Charles Seniors’ Centre and the Clinic are joining forces to organise a blood drive in the Point! On Thursday, October 30, come donate blood at the Seniors’ Pavilion (2401 Mullins Street) between 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. To make an appointment, click here. You can also …
The Youth Clinic opens on October 17, 2025! Point St. Charles youths aged 6 to 24* can make an appointment to see a youth nurse for sexual and reproductive health issues by calling 514 937-9251, option 2. Nurse schedule: For psychosocial support, please call 514 937-9251, option 4. For more …
No. 2 : Ageing well, living better: a right for all | Wednesday, October 29, 2025 | 6 to 7:30 pm | at Pavillon des aînés, 2401 Mullins Street, Montréal, QC H3K 2V2 Special guest: Anne Plourde, researcher at IRIS There will be English translation. In November 2024, the Minister …
FREE · WALK-IN · No appointment required Schedule Place In the basement of 500 Ash Avenue, Montréal, QC H3K 2R4 *Covid-19 and pneumococcal vaccines will be available in limited quantities and will be given according to criteria established by public health authorities. A nurse will determine your eligibility. IMPORTANT! For …
Saturday, September 27, 2025 · 11 am to 3 pm · St. Gabriel Park (near Grand-Trunk and Ropery) Come and join us for an end-of-summer celebration and enjoy a wonderful time with your neighbours under the last rays of sunshine (fingers crossed!). Inflatable games, face painting, corn on the cob, …
At the Point St. Charles Community Clinic, we are committed to providing care and services that truly meet your needs. That is why we would like to survey your opinion on the quality of care and services you have received in recent months. Answering the survey takes less than 10 …
Last night, over a hundred people attended the Clinic’s Annual General Assembly, held at the Pavillon des aînés.
A problem with the centralised communication platform means that the Clinic is not always receiving birth notifications on time.
The Clinic’s midwifery services are launching a donation campaign to give a better start to the lives of babies whose mothers have no health insurance.
Come to the Clinic’s first Community Health Appointment on Saturday, April 12 at 10.30am!
Come and learn rhythmic movements and how to massage baby to meet their need for proximity and touch. You’ll be guided by Josée, a birth assistant from our midwifery services and certified massage therapist! Where? St. Charles Library, 1050, Hibernia Street (3rd floor) When? Thursday, March 27 at 10:00 a.m. …
03/02/2025 | The Clinic’s Health Action Committee is inviting the media to a press conference to be held this Wednesday, February 5 at 10 a.m. at the Centre Saint-Pierre to propose concrete solutions to six alarming problems concerning the incursion of private interests into healthcare in Quebec. The event is …
The Clinic wishes you a happy holiday season! Here is our schedule for the Christmas period.
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 …
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 …
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 …
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, …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Offered in collaboration with the Point St. Charles and Little Burgundy Community Legal Services, this workshop is open to everyone. ***Registration required***
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 …
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 …
