Dans le cadre du Salon des partenaires en dépendance 2026, sous le thème inspirant « Se parler pour mieux agir en dépendance », Vilavi présente la bannière suivante pour illustrer l’impact des partenariats dans notre réseau. Le 15 septembre 2026, cet événement incontournable réunira les intervenant·e·s du réseau de la santé, des services sociaux et du milieu communautaire. Notre équipe sera présente pour échanger sur les meilleures pratiques et renforcer les liens avec nos collaborateurs. Le salon vise à maximiser la connaissance de l’offre de service pour optimiser l’orientation des usager·ère·s. C’est l’occasion idéale pour favoriser un réseautage direct entre les divers milieux de pratique de la région.
Venez nous rencontrer pour découvrir comment Vilavi contribue activement à l’amélioration du continuum de soins en dépendance (inscriptions ici). Ensemble, unissons nos forces pour offrir un soutien toujours plus adapté et humain.
Enable natural collaborations
We must work with all partners who come forward to make a referral. However, smart management practice calls to recognize high-quality referral sources - those with a tangible understanding of the issues we face, those whose profiles align with our primary focus, and those who meet the critical needs of our service users.
Providing support with a human touch
The humanistic approach calls for recognizing the individual's central role in the intervention process. It relies on the innate human potential for self-actualization, growth, and finding one's own solutions to challenges.
Recognizing ambivalence
The recovery journey is rarely linear; the path taken must always account for fluctuations in motivation, mood, and determination in order to maintain the provision of support and guidance under all circumstances.
Continuous presence of key individuals
For some, the presence of significant individuals is a given, whereas for others, it is completely absent. In many cases, the only significant person is a professional encountered at a specific stage of the process. This person must be recognized and retained despite the transition from one service to another.
Universal Access to Addiction Treatment: An urgent policy to face actual crisis!
While measures have been taken to accommodate individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) or addiction disorders (PAII, 2021, pages 63, 64), notably with high-acceptance modalities and the strengthening of intensive support services in the community, it is urgent to reaffirm the perspective of addiction treatment as an action with a high impact on the main factor of precarity for highly disaffiliated individuals. traitement des dépendances comme action ayant un impact élevé sur le principal facteur de précarité des personnes hautement désaffiliées.
Homeless individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) make housing stabilization efforts extremely complex and uncertain. For decades, Quebec's addiction treatment centers have offered treatment with accommodation (2,334 beds in 2024, AQCID), which makes it possible to reach these individuals before the disaffiliation resulting from substance use makes them completely resistant to the necessary efforts on their part to access housing.
Removing barriers to access to addiction treatment centers and adjusting funding to the scales generally applied to other residential resources would help guide willing individuals toward options whose access is currently limited by complexities resulting solely from incomprehensible administrative procedures.
Illustrating the impact of non-universality:
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Mémoire de l’AQCID (2024): Accès universel au traitement pour les personnes présentant un trouble lié à l’usage de substances