Services offered target populations who have been diagnosed with intellectual disability (ID) or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) by physicians, health or education professionals. These services aim to promote social integration, inclusion and participation for people aged 22 and over.
For people aged 21 or underSee section: ruin Autism and Intellectual Spectrum Disorder 0-21 years
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In addition to capacity development and self-determination, we aim to facilitate family adjustment and achieve a good transition to a work, community or residential environment.
When a person loses independence or grows older, services promote the maintenance of functional abilities in lifestyle habits and reduce the incidence of disability in order to impact the person's social participation and quality of life. Through these services, we also aim to empower and collaborate with our loved ones, those close to us and the clinical team.
What are DI-ASD support services?
Assistance services provided to people with DI-TSA
- Investigate
- Needs assessment
- Adaptation, rehabilitation and support in different lifestyle habits
- Residential social support
- Supporting work integration and community integration
- Personal Capacity Development and Independence (Self-Determination) Program
- Intervention and assistance program for people with behavioral disorders and intensive intervention services
- A program to develop the capabilities of people with multiple disabilities and adapt to their environment
- An educational program for emotional life, love and sexuality
- Interventions for older people
Episodes of services can be provided with an intensity adapted to the person (adaptation and rehabilitation) with the aim of improving or maintaining performance in lifestyle habits, reducing the incidence of disability as well as allowing better social participation.
Support services provided to families and communities
- Home and family support
- Rest and troubleshooting period
- Transportation and accommodation
- Information about community organizations
- Collaborate with other CIUSSS MCQ programs and external partners (eg: work, school and community environments)
By adapting the physical (spaces, equipment, etc.) and human (training, support, etc.) environment, we work on facilitators and barriers in all environments a person experiences.
How can I access DI-TSA assistance services in Mauricie and Central du Québec?
If you would like a DI-ASD help service, you can contact the CIUSSS MCQ Physical Disability Health and Wellbeing Series or CLSC near you.
The Continuum of Health and Well-Being in Physical Disabilities (CIUSSS MCQ)
Reception, evaluation, guidance and communication
Administrative Center Nicola Biro | 1775, Rue Nicolas Perrault, Trois-Rivières (QC)
819 370-2048 or toll free 1 888 370-2048
Fax: 819 376-5326
[email protected]
Printable Form: Customer Service Request
Consult the assistance service nearest you
Trois-Rivières | 819370-2100
Drummondville | Multi-service health and social services center Saint-Jean | 819 474-2572, ext. 33378
Shawinigan | CLSC du Center de la Mauricie | 819 539-8371
Victoriaville | CLSC Suzor Coté | 819 758-7281
Tok | Multi-service health and social services center in Hauts-Saint-Maurice 819 523-4581
Nicolet – Bécancour – Yamasaka | Christ Roy Multi-Service Center for Health and Social Services | 819 293-2071 or 1 800 263-2572, ext. 54166
Louisville | Eveline d'Alcourt Service Center | 819 228-2731
Leicester | Leicester Accommodation Center | (819) 389-5923
Placesville | Maple CLSC | 819 362-6301
Saint Titi | CLSC and Addiction Rehabilitation Center in Sant Tete | 418 365-7555
Sainte-Genevieve de la Batiscan | CLSC and Dependency Rehabilitation Center of Sainte-Geneviève-de-Batiscan | 418 362-2727
