Other resources for adults with physical disabilities

Action Centre
The Action Centre is a bilingual organization with a mission to provide structured activities that promote the social inclusion and active participation of adults with severe and permanent motor and/or cognitive limitations, in a respectful, caring and safe environment
http://www.centreaction.org/indexe.html

Association de paralysie cérébrale du Québec 
The Association aims at improving life conditions and social integration of persons living with a deficiency; it pursues therefore its efforts in order to provide all necessary means so that they can reach their goals. 
http://paralysiecerebrale.com/

Best Buddies - Vrais Copains Canada 
Best Buddies - Vrais Copains Canada is a national charitable organization dedicated to enhancing our communities through one-to-one friendships between people with intellectual disabilities and students. 
bestbuddies.ca

Centre de réadaptation en déficience physique Lucie-Bruneau
This center offers specialized services in adjustment-rehabilitation for people having motor skills and neurological disability living in the greater Montreal area. 
www.luciebruneau.qc.ca (site in French only) 

Centre Miriam (Miriam Home and Services)
The ultimate purpose of Miriam Home and Services  is to ensure that persons with intellectual disabilities be seen and treated as persons, experience love and friendship, experience continuity in their lives, be afforded personal security, be adaptively cared for, be treated with respect and dignity, have access to opportunities to make choices and exercise their rights, learn skills, be given means to compensate for their deficiencies and disabilities, have a decent and appropriate place to live, have a meaningful employment or occupation and have life-long opportunities for growth.
www.centremiriam.ca 

CLSC (Local Community Service Centre's)
CLSC's offer various family support services, such as a respite-sitter program. An amount of money is given annually to certain families to help alleviate the cost of respite services. Note that the services and conditions differ depending on the CLSC. 
http://sante.gouv.qc.ca/en/repertoire-ressources/clsc/

Inspirations News
Inspirations Newspaper: a snapshot of our special needs community shares the challenges and accomplishments of children and adults with special needs, encouraging them to reach their full potential. They share relevant and timely news, informing parents, caregivers and teachers about reliable educational and therapeutic services in our communities while fostering acceptance and inclusion.
http://www.inspirationsnews.com/

Institut de réadaptation Gingras-Lindsay-de-Montréal (Darlington)
The Institute de readaptation Gingras-Lindsay-de-Montreal (IRGLM) is the result of the 2008 merger of the institute de readaptation de Montreal and of the Lindsay Rehabilitation Hospital. It's 800 employees and physicians work in a dynamic and warm environment to allow people with severe physical disabilities to develop their full potential for independance. The IRGLM caters to an adult clientele that can present with physical disabilities resulting from temporary or permanent physical disabilities due to illness, trauma or congenital conditions.
https://ciusss-centresudmtl.gouv.qc.ca/etablissement/institut-de-readaptation-gingras-lindsay-de-montreal-darlington

Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre
At the Lethbridge-Layton-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre, they are dedicated to working with clients to maximize their autonomy and participation in the community to the fullest possible extent through specialized and ultra-specialized rehabilitation services, and supporting their families.
https://www.llmrc.ca/

Muscular Dystrophy Canada 
www.muscle.ca/

West Island Association for the intellecually handicapped (WIAIH)
The Association's aim is to enhance the lives of people with an intellectual disability or autism, sensitize the community, develop innovative services and provide support to families. 
wiaih.qc.ca

West Montreal Readaptation Center - (CROM/WMRC) 
Member of Quebec's health and social services, its mandate is to offer specialized services to intellectually disabled people. 
www.crom.ca 

CAMP SERVICES:

Association des camps du Québec 
List of specialized camps for disabled persons or camps offering an integration program or respite services. 
www.camps.qc.ca

Camp Massawippi 
Programs for children and young adults alike, living with a motor, hearing or visual impairment. Camp Massawippi, which hosts campers 6 to 30 years of age, offers a memorable summer vacation experience in the beautiful Eastern Townships on the shores of Lake Massawippi.
http://www.campmassawippi.com/

Camp Papillon 
Located in Saint-Alphonse-Rodriguez, North of Joliette on a 40-acre peninsula on the shores of Lake Pierre, Camp Papillon welcomes every year approximately 500 campers during regular stays. 
https://www.fondationpapillon.ca/camps-et-sejours/camp-papillon-2/