Supportive Housing with HIV/AIDS

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The goal of our Supportive Housing Program is to help people who are frail and living with HIV/AIDS maintain their autonomy and live in their own home as long as possible.

To be eligible, it is necessary to be an adult and to have received a diagnosis of sereopositivity or AIDS, to live at La Place Saint-Laurent and to be in loss of autonomy. The clients must need the services on a permanent basis and to need the services at least once by 24 hours. The services are available 24 hours a day.

The services include:

Client’s need assessment
Coordination of services as needed
Information and referral to appropriate resources
Coordination of social, medical or other appointments
Regular follow-up
Homemaking and laundry
Meals and snacks preparation or meals at the dining room
Socialisation/exercises
Pratical help in activities of daily living provided by Personal Support Workers who have obtained a college diploma
Personal Support Workers on site at all times
Emergency response system, 24 hours a day

Our qualified Personal Support Workers are trained to provide
the following services:

Assistance with medication
Homemaking and laundry
Meals and snacks preparation
Social support: conversation, walks, games, exercises and escort to activities
Security calls or visits

There is no fee for this service.

Contact Clarisse Nangué, the Case Manager to find out about our eligibility criteria at (416) 365-3350, extension 233.