FIND YOUR
NEXT STEP.
You don't have to have the right words or know exactly what kind of support you need. Start with one conversation, one meeting, or one call.
For immediate danger, call 911. For free, confidential psychosocial support in Québec, call 811 and choose option 2.
Avec le soutien de / Supported by
Find a meeting.
Different rooms work for different people. Browse the organizers' current lists for location, language, format and time. You can attend more than one kind of meeting to see what fits.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Peer meetings for people who want help with alcohol.
Narcotics Anonymous
Peer meetings for people seeking recovery from drug addiction.
Cocaine Anonymous
Peer meetings for people seeking recovery from cocaine or other mind altering substances.
SMART Recovery Québec
Facilitated mutual support for addictive behaviours, with Montréal and online meeting options.
Gamblers Anonymous
Peer meetings for people who want help with gambling.
Schedules and access details can change. Check the meeting organizer's listing before you go.
Reduce harm.
Support is available whether or not stopping is your goal today. These resources can help you lower risks and stay connected to care.
CACTUS Montréal
Community harm reduction, safer use supplies and supervised consumption services for people who inject or inhale drugs.
Overdose response & naloxone
Québec's guidance on recognizing a possible opioid overdose, responding and finding naloxone.
Talk to someone.
A meeting isn't the only way in. These services can help you talk through what is happening and find a next step.
Chabad Lifeline
Confidential addiction care in Montréal, including individual and family support, at no cost. Call to ask how to begin.
Lighthouse Counselling Centre
A Montréal private clinic offering individual and small group counselling for substance use and behavioural addictions, including support for families.
Drogue : aide et référence
Confidential help and referrals for alcohol and other drug concerns, available at any time.
Info-Social 811
Free, confidential psychosocial support and guidance from a professional in Québec. Dial 811, option 2.
Support for
loved ones.
You can seek support for yourself even if the person you're concerned about isn't ready to seek help.
Al-Anon Montréal
Peer support for family and friends affected by someone else's drinking. Find local English and French meetings.
Chabad Lifeline family services
Free support for loved ones affected by addiction, including family counselling and groups. Call to ask about access.
Help us make support
easier to find.
This is a starting point, and RPM will keep building it with the community. Know a Montréal resource that belongs here? We'd love to hear from you.
Suggest a resourceResource links reviewed September 28, 2026. RPM is a community initiative; each organization manages its own services and meeting information.
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