Francophone and Acadian minority communities become engaged and equipped to take charge of their health and well-being in French
In order to have healthy communities, the communities themselves must take part in the organization of the services offered to them. It is important for Francophone and Acadian communities to demonstrate the need for active offer of French-language health services and engage in health governance.
The SSF and the networks are developing strong links with communities through community consultations and developmental initiatives. These help to identify communities’ health needs, to invite them to express those needs, and encourage health managers to include the community in their decision-making.
Successes for communities!
Health forums
Surveys and public consultations
Publication of the research report Access to Health and Interpreter-Companion Services – The Experience of Sparsely Populated Francophone Minority Communities in Canada, by Danielle de Moissac
Project with Canada-wide Impacts
- Active participation of communities
- cafés-paris-national-en
- Care
- Care, home care and long-term services
- Culture organisationnelle des organismes de santé
- Development of access points
- Development of welcoming communities
- Développement de communautés d’accueil
- Développement de points d’accès
- Développement de points d’accès
- Early childhood heath
- Enhancement of linguistic abilities through the Cafés de Paris
- home care and long-term services
- Identification and development of health human resources
- Interpretation/support and system navigation
- Mental Health
- National strategy on linguistic data
- Organizational culture of health organizations
- Palliative care
- Participation active des communautés
- Petite enfance en santé
- Recruitment and retention of health human resources
- Santé mentale
- Support for health-service managers
Ongoing projects in Provinces and Territories
