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NPI at a Glance This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada. Visual Representation of Territory Community Partners: Our Health Projects: Wellness Centre – New Carlisle Wellness Centre Cascapedia-St-Jules Chandler Working Group Population Demographics CASAs NPI Network covers 222 kilometres from the Matapedia Valley to Chandler. CASA is located 73 kilometres west of Chandler and 149 kilometres from Matapedia. The Anglophone population of the two CSSSs, and Reserves of Listuguj and Gesgapegiag is 8148, which accounts for approximately 13% of the Anglophone population. There are 3 regional county municipalities (MRCs) Avignon, Bonaventure, Rocher-Percé. There are 2 Centres de santé et de services sociaux (CSSSs) CSSS Baie-des-Chaleurs and CSSS Rocher-Percé. Under the Eastern Shores School Board there are 7 English schools and 3 Adult Education Centres in the region. The majority of Anglophone Gaspesians reside in CSSS Baie-des- Chaleurs (60%) The majority (55.8%) of the ESP work in three major sectors: sales & service, trades & transport and primary industry. The region experiences high unemployment as the once Anglophone owned and operated core industries of fisheries, mining, forestry and agriculture have all but become extinct. Between 2001 and 2006 the ESP of the Coast decreased by 9.5%. Between 2001 and 2006 those aged 65+ increased by 30%; which is 20% higher than that of the francophone population. Between 1998 and 2001 those aged 15 and under decreased by 20%. More than 700 (8.6%) Anglophone youth live in poverty in the MRCs of Avignon and Bonaventure. It is anticipated that between 2001 and 2011 the ESP will decrease by 8.1% and between 2011 and 2021 will decrease by 7.6%. For the province as a whole, increases of 5.0% and 3.2% are projected. Popula’on Size Province of Quebec 11RSSde la GaspesieIles delaMadeleine Rocher Percé Baiedes Chaleurs FOLS Anglophones number 994,720 9,505 820 7328 percentage 13.4% 10.2% 4.8% 16.0% FOLS Francophones number 6,373,223 83,643 16,223 26,963 percentage 85.7% 89.8% 95.2% 83.9% Total Popula’on number 7,435,900 93,180 93,180 32,145 percentage 100% 100% 100% 100% Population Size of RSS de la Gaspésie-Iles-de-la-Madeleine CSSS RocherPercé CHSSN Community Health & Social Service Network Service Canada QCGN – Quebec Community Groups Network CSSS BaiedesChaleurs CRÉ – (Financial support for frozen foods project) Centre Jeunesse Eastern Shores School Board Family Ties Centre dAcNon Bénévoles CALAC CAVAC (Crime VicNms Assistance Program) SPEC BDCAS ( Baie des Chaleurs acNve et en santé) 50+ & Golden Age Clubs DFO (Department of Fisheries & Oceans) I.O.D.E. and Womens InsNtute MunicipaliNes of New Carlisle, Shigawake, CascapediaStJules, Hopetown & PortDaniel Three Anglophone Seniors Wellness Centres: Cascapedia-St. Jules, New Carlisle, Port Daniel Seniors Frozen Meal Program 2010: First bilingual International Day of Elder Personsin CSSSRP (Chandler) CHEP (Community Health Education Program) 2010: First English pre-natal classes in CSSSBDC (New Carlisle) 2011: First English post-natal classes in CSSSBDC (New Carlisle) 5/30 Health Challenge On going Health Promotion events Comparison of Anglophones to Francophones in the Region Anglophones to Anglophones outside the Region Anglophones on the Coast are more likely to: be without income have incomes below the LICO be less involved in the labour market have a higher rate of low income be unemployed (28.2% for Anglophone, and 17.6% for Francophone) have a low level of education The ESP of the Coast are: 4 times more likely to be employed in the primary sector more likely to be out of the work force are less educated of the top 10 CSSSs, CSSSRocher-Percé has the 2 nd highest percentage (51.7%) of ES with no certificate, diploma or degree have a significantly lower rate of bilingualism This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada. This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

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Community Health and Social Services Network's Networking and Partnership Initiative comprises 20 community organizations all working with the public health system to improve access of health and social services to the English-speaking official language minority community.

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NPI at a Glance

This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

Visual Representation of Territory

Community Partners:

Our Health Projects:

Wellness Centre – New Carlisle Wellness Centre Cascapedia-St-Jules Chandler Working Group

Population Demographics

•  CASA’s NPI Network covers 222 kilometres from the Matapedia Valley to Chandler.

•  CASA is located 73 kilometres west of Chandler and 149 kilometres from Matapedia.

•  The Anglophone population of the two CSSS’s, and Reserves of Listuguj and Gesgapegiag is 8148, which accounts for approximately 13% of the Anglophone population.

•  There are 3 regional county municipalities (MRC’s) Avignon, Bonaventure, Rocher-Percé.

•  There are 2 Centres de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS’s) CSSS Baie-des-Chaleurs and CSSS Rocher-Percé.

•  Under the Eastern Shores School Board there are 7 English schools and 3 Adult Education Centres in the region.

•  The majority of Anglophone Gaspesians reside in CSSS Baie-des-Chaleurs (60%)

•  The majority (55.8%) of the ESP work in three major sectors: sales & service, trades & transport and primary industry.

•  The region experiences high unemployment as the once Anglophone owned and operated core industries of fisheries, mining, forestry and agriculture have all but become extinct.

•  Between 2001 and 2006 the ESP of the Coast decreased by 9.5%. •  Between 2001 and 2006 those aged 65+ increased by 30%; which

is 20% higher than that of the francophone population. •  Between 1998 and 2001 those aged 15 and under decreased by

20%. •  More than 700 (8.6%) Anglophone youth live in poverty in the

MRC’s of Avignon and Bonaventure. •  It is anticipated that between 2001 and 2011 the ESP will decrease

by 8.1% and between 2011 and 2021 will decrease by 7.6%. For the province as a whole, increases of 5.0% and 3.2% are projected.

Popula'on  Size   Province  of  Quebec  

11-­‐RSSde  la  Gaspesie-­‐Iles-­‐

de-­‐la-­‐Madeleine  

Rocher-­‐Percé  

Baie-­‐des-­‐Chaleurs  

FOLS-­‐Anglophones  

number   994,720   9,505   820   7328  percentage   13.4%   10.2%   4.8%   16.0%  

FOLS-­‐Francophone’s  

number   6,373,223   83,643   16,223   26,963  percentage   85.7%   89.8%   95.2%   83.9%  

Total  Popula'on  number   7,435,900   93,180   93,180   32,145  percentage   100%   100%   100%   100%  

Population Size of RSS de la Gaspésie-Iles-de-la-Madeleine

CSSS  Rocher-­‐Percé   CHSSN  -­‐-­‐  Community  Health  &  Social  Service  Network  

Service  Canada   QCGN  –  Quebec  Community  Groups  Network  

CSSS  Baie-­‐des-­‐Chaleurs   CRÉ  –  (Financial  support  for  frozen  foods  project)  

Centre  Jeunesse   Eastern  Shores  School  Board  Family  Ties   Centre  d’AcNon  Bénévoles  

CALAC   CAVAC  (Crime  VicNms  Assistance  Program)  

SPEC   BDCAS  (  Baie  des  Chaleurs  acNve  et  en  santé)  

50+  &  Golden  Age  Clubs   DFO  (Department  of  Fisheries  &  Oceans)  

I.O.D.E.  and  Women’s  InsNtute  

MunicipaliNes  of  New  Carlisle,  Shigawake,  Cascapedia-­‐St-­‐Jules,  Hopetown  &  Port-­‐Daniel  

•  Three Anglophone Seniors Wellness Centres: Cascapedia-St. Jules, New Carlisle, Port Daniel

•  Seniors Frozen Meal Program •  2010: First bilingual “International Day of Elder Persons” in

CSSSRP (Chandler) •  CHEP (Community Health Education Program) •  2010: First English pre-natal classes in CSSSBDC (New

Carlisle) •  2011: First English post-natal classes in CSSSBDC (New

Carlisle) •  5/30 Health Challenge •  On going Health Promotion events

Comparison of Anglophones to Francophones in the Region

Anglophones to Anglophones outside the Region

Anglophones on the Coast are more likely to:

•  be without income •  have incomes below the LICO •  be less involved in the labour market •  have a higher rate of low income •  be unemployed (28.2% for Anglophone, and 17.6% for

Francophone) •  have a low level of education

The ESP of the Coast are:

•  4 times more likely to be employed in the primary sector •  more likely to be out of the work force •  are less educated •  of the top 10 CSSS’s, CSSSRocher-Percé has the 2nd highest

percentage (51.7%) of ES with no certificate, diploma or degree •  have a significantly lower rate of bilingualism

This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

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Coasters Association Inc. Lower North Shore Coalition for Health

This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

Visual Representation of Territory

Various Health Projects Undertaken •  KIDS Summer Camp program •  Quebec en Forme •  Early Childhood Development/Literacy •  Drug Strategy Initiative Fund •  Tobacco Project •  Telehealth, Access & Community Public Health Strategy Project •  Creating sustainable initiatives to retain and maintain H & SS professional on LNS •  A healthy Alternative Lifestyle •  Community Gardens and Kitchens •  Wildberry Industry Development •  Diabetes Telemedicine

The Lower North Shore consists of sixteen isolated and vulnerable communities, with a population of less than six thousand, spread over an area of 235 miles on the north east side of Quebec, about 800 miles from Quebec City. Modes of transportation include airlines, a coastal ship and ferry service (eastern communities) in the summer months and snowmobiles during the winter season. The main health center is located in Lourdes de Blanc Sablon, for most specialized needs or emergencies; patients have to travel to Sept-Iles, Rimouski, Quebec, and Montreal or to St. Anthony, Newfoundland. The language predominately spoken is English, two of the fifteen communities are mainly French speaking, and a third community speaks both French and English.

Population Demographics Municipalities and Indian reserves Population Municipality of Blanc-Sablon 1,201 Municipality of Bonne-Espérance 852 Municipality of Saint-Augustin 626 Municipality of Gros-Mécatina 573 Municipality of Côte-Nord-du-Golfe-Saint-Laurent 1,183 Indian reserves (Pakua Shipi, Unamen Shipi) 1,172

Our Partners:

Members include:

Coasters Association, Centre de Sante et des Services Sociaux de la Basse Cote Nord, Commission Scolaire du Littoral, Council of Mayors, Quebec Labrador Foundation, Community Employability Development Economic Committee, Surete du Quebec, and Local Development Center

The LNSCH works in seven priority areas: •  Public health •  Physical health •  Seniors and those with loss of autonomy •  Youth and families •  Mental health •  Physical disability, Intellectual disability and development disorders •  Alcohol and drug addiction

Lower North Shore Coalition for Health Network LNSCH Mandate The mandate of the Lower North Shore Coalition for Health is to improve access to health and social services for the English speaking communities of the Lower North Shore. LNSCH Mission The Lower North Shore Coalition for Health creates and nurtures a network of relationships between community and public-sector leaders and resources in order to identify, prioritize, address and resolve health and social service access issues for the communities of the Lower North Shore of Quebec.

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Améliorer l’état de santé et de bien-être de la communauté d’expression anglaise

de Vaudreuil-Soulanges

This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

Nos partenaires

Nos réalisations

Données sur la population q  De 2001 à 2006, la proportion de personnes d’expression anglaise vivant sur le territoire a augmenté de 34.5 %, ce qui représente le plus haut taux d’accroissement en Montérégie.

q  La communauté d’expression anglaise représente maintenant 25% de la population desservie par le CSSS de Vaudreuil-Soulanges. Cette proportion est plus élevée que la moyenne Montérégienne.

Répartition de la population Anglophone On retrouve des résidents d’expression anglaise dans les 23 municipalités du territoire, 90% de cette même population est concentrée dans seulement 7 de ces municipalités. Les plus importants groupes se trouvent dans les municipalités de St-Lazare (7 363), Vaudreuil-Dorion (5 740), Pincourt (4 698), Hudson (3 923), N.D. île-Perrot (2 508), île-Perrot (2 125) et Rigaud (1 340). Par contre, c’est la municipalité d’Hudson qui compte la plus grande proportion de sa population dont la première langue parlée est l’anglais avec 77,2%.

Territoire de Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Nos objectifs q  Adapter le projet clinique aux besoins de la communauté d’expression anglaise de Vaudreuil-Soulanges afin de créer un réseau de partenariat dans le réseau local de services avec les organismes communautaires, regroupements et autres institutions d’expression anglaise de Vaudreuil-Soulanges.

Ø  Au terme du projet, les partenaires du Réseau local de services auront une meilleure connaissance des besoins de santé de la communauté d’expression anglaise résidant sur le territoire.

Ø  Au terme du projet, la communauté d’expression anglaise résidant sur le territoire de Vaudreuil-Soulanges sera mieux informée de l’offre de services des partenaires du Réseau local de services.

Ø  Au terme du projet, la communauté d’expression anglaise résidant sur le territoire de Vaudreuil-Soulanges aura une plus grande accessibilité aux services de santé et aux services sociaux.

Ø  Au terme du projet, la communauté d’expression anglaise résidant sur le territoire de Vaudreuil-Soulanges aura une meilleure représentativité dans les tables de concertation intersectorielles.

Ø Création d’un comité de partenaires formé de représentants de la communauté d’expression anglaise et d’organismes du milieu desservant la population anglophone . Le comité est un lieu d’échange privilégié entre le CSSS et la communauté anglophone.

Ø Participation de la communauté d’expression anglaise aux tables de concertation existantes.

Ø Publication de 10 000 exemplaires en anglais de la Carte de ressources de Vaudreuil-Soulanges.

Ø Formation d’un comité interne de gestionnaires et d’intervenants du CSSS de Vaudreuil-Soulanges. Le comité a pour mandat d’analyser et de faire des recommandations sur les services en anglais au CSSS de Vaudreuil-Soulanges.

Ø Réalisation d’une étude par l’Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de la Montérégie sur la satisfaction de la communauté d’expression anglaise des services offerts au CSSS de Vaudreuil-Soulanges.

Ø Réalisation d’un document synthèse sur la communauté d’expression anglaise de Vaudreuil-Soulanges.

CSSS de Vaudreuil-Soulanges

CSSS de Vaudreuil-Soulanges

•  La Commission scolaire Lester B. Pearson •  les Centres Jeunesse de la Montérégie •  le Comité logement de Vaudreuil-Soulanges •  le CRÉ de la Vallée du Haut-St-Laurent •  le Réseau Emploi Entrepreneurship •  Hébergement La Passerelle

•  NOVA •  le GRAVES •  COMQUAT •  SE2VS •  le Groupe PANDA •  Bridging/Le Pont

•  la MRC de Vaudreuil-Soulanges •  le Centre Jeunesse de Hudson •  le Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi •  le CLD de Vaudreuil-Soulanges •  la Société Alzheimer du Suroit •  le Diocèse de Valleyfield

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Geographical AreaThe Magdalen Islands is located in the middle of the Gulf of the St-Lawrence, approximately105 km from Prince Edward Island. The island chain takes shape of an extended fishhookstretching across a distance of 65km in a south-west / north-easterly direction. Islanderslive in the Atlantic Time zone, one hour ahead of mainland Québec.

MINA Partners• Council for Anglophone Magdalen Islanders (CAMI)• Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention Team (ADAPT)• Grosse Ile School• Entry Island School• CEDEC (Community Economic Development & Employability Committee)

• Adapted Transport • Anglican Parish of the Magdalen Islands• CALACS L’ESPOIR des Iles• Centre d’Action Bénévole• Centre de Santé et des Services Sociaux des Îles

(CSSS des Iles)

• Cuisine Collective• Centre Communautaire L’Éclaircie• Entry Island Future Committee

Demographic ProfileThe total population of the Magdalen Islands according to the 2006 Statistics Canada reportwas 13,091. The total English population for 2006 was 830 (6%). The total English-speakingpopulation for the Municipality of Grosse Ile was 505 people. There are approximately 325English-speakers living outside of Grosse-Ile. (Approx. 125 on Entry Island and 100 scatteredin the Francophone communities)

• La Maison à Damas• Leisure Committee of Grosse Ile• Maison d’Aide et d’Hébergement l’Accalmie• Municipality of Grosse Ile• Regroupement des Femmes La Sentin’elle• 50 Plus Club• The First Responders• Centre Jeunesse• Centre L’Escale• Foster Home Advisory Committee• Maison des Jeunes des Iles-de-la-Madeleine

• CFIM radio

• Îles en forme et en santé

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Main Title (Name and Logo)

This project has been carried out thanks to funding from Health Canada.

Visual Representation of Territory

Agence de santé et des services sociaux du Bas-Saint-Laurent Les CSSS de La Mitis, Rimouski-Neigette, de Matane Metis Beach School / Community Learning Centre École L’Envol / training room-gymnase, Point de service CLSC And coming soon a new bilingual CPE Organismes en lien avec les communautés anglophones des autres régions de l’est desservies par nos institutions Ayant certaines spécialités régionales Certains organismes régionaux Presque tous les organismes communautaires locaux La Ville de Métis-sur-Mer Santé Canada, Kino-Québec, Acti-Menu, Etc…

Our Partners:

Our Health Projects

Our Community Training Room Support project. Une belle collaboration avec plusieurs autres organismes locaux qui permet à notre population d’avoir accès à des activités physiques et sportives à proximité…Photo: Marie-Claude Giroux (2 autres :Hélène Paradis)

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Population Demographics La population anglophone est estimée à 1300 personnes au Bas-Saint-Laurent

• De ces personnes: 22% ont 25 ans et moins

58% ont entre 25 et 64 ans et

20% ont plus de 65 ans

• Elles se trouve en majorité dans les MRC :

de Rimouski-Neigette (395), de La Mitis (215),

de Rivière-du-Loup (173), de Matane (170),

de Témiscouata (155) et de Kamouraska (108)

À Métis-sur-Mer, nous retrouvons la plus grande concentration d’anglophones et une école publique primaire et secondaire qui dessert les MRC environnantes

Héritage offre différentes activités en lien avec la santé (publication d’un bulletin sur la santé, aide aux personnes anglophones dans la prise de rendez-vous, accompagnement lors de visites médicales, etc.)

L’organisme est également voué à la culture et au patrimoine anglophone dans la région.

Les élèves de nos deux écoles et les membres de la communauté participent volontier à nos activités de promotion de la santé; petits et grands partagent ainsi le plaisir de bouger. La Photo: ??? (2 autres :???)

À chaque mois, un dîner chaud est organisé pour les 50 ans et +, une cinquantaine d’anglophones et francophones s’y réunissent une thématique, historique ou point d’information “santé”, y sont présentées. Photos: Susan Woodfine