Our news
This section highlights the latest news, publications and activities of the Observatory and more.
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Latest news
New website section: Caregiving trajectories
To support caregivers and shed light on the various realities of caregiving, the Observatory is launching a new “Caregiving trajectories” website section during National Caregivers Week.
News from our directors
The Observatory announces the departure of Cindy Starnino as Administrative Director and welcomes To Nhu Nguyen as her successor.
Congrès intersectoriel de Cap santé mentale : Façonner l’avenir des proches en santé mentale par le dialogue
Les 18 et 19 octobre derniers, une délégation de l’Observatoire a participé au tout premier congrès intersectoriel sur les proches en santé mentale, organisé par Cap santé mentale à Québec, ayant comme thème « Ouvrons le dialogue pour créer un avenir meilleur ».
Journée nationale de concertation en proche aidance 2024
The most recent edition of the Journée nationale de concertation en proche aidance was the first step in the consultation process to inform the government’s upcoming caregiver action plan, the Plan d’action gouvernemental pour les personnes proches aidantes 2026-2031.
Job Posting : Administrative Process Specialist
Join our team and that of the Centre d’expertise sur le bien-être et l’état de santé physique des réfugiés et des demandeurs d’asile (CERDA)! The deadline to apply is September 6.
2023-2024 Activity report: an outstanding year for the Observatory
In its 2023-2024 activity report, the Observatory presents its projects and achievements, and outlines the progress made over the past year.
Call for caregivers’ stories from parent caregivers of autistic children
Are you the mother or father and caregiver of an autistic child? Would you like to share your experience and contribute to our mission?
Scientific watch on caregiving: a survey to better understand your expectations
To tailor the scientific watch on caregiving to the needs of its target audiences, the Observatory invites you to complete an anonymous and confidential survey regarding your interests and preferences.
New release: Infographic “Helping caregivers self-identify: Strategies for professionals and practitioners”
This infographic suggests useful strategies and resources to facilitate self-recognition among caregivers.
New release: Intersectoral collaboration and partnership framework
This document describes the interactions between the Observatory and its stakeholders, as well as its process for fostering mutually beneficial collaboration and partnership activities.
New release: Scientific watch bulletin on caregiving
In this first issue, discover a summary of the work of Quebec researchers in the field of caregiving, published between July 2022 and September 2023.
Caregiving at the 91st ACFAS Congress
Discover the seminars and presentations on caregiving at the 91st ACFAS Congress, held from May 13 to 17 in Ottawa.
