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Put Your Community on the Map

The CHSSN Map App is a community development tool and digital platform designed to support community-based health and social services organizations in Quebec. It provides access to localized demographic and service data, enabling users to analyze community needs, identify service gaps, and make evidence-based decisions.

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Better Supporting Communities Across Quebec

Vulnerable communities in Quebec are diverse and dynamic, but too often, their needs and services are underrepresented in available data. The CHSSN Map App was created to give community organizations the tools to:

Service Visibility

The app highlights the services offered by community organizations, making them easier to find and understand across Quebec.

Data-Driven Planning

Organizations can explore up-to-date demographic and health-related data to better understand the populations they serve.

Identify Gaps in Services

Interactive maps and data filters reveal underserved areas and demographic groups, helping to target services where they are needed most.

Regional Insights

The platform connects local and regional data to support informed decision-making at the community level.

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How to Join the Map App

To join the CHSSN Map, organizations must first complete a registration survey.

This form collects the essential details about your services, populations served, and organization locations. Once the information is submitted, the CHSSN team will review your entry.

If approved, you will receive an email invitation to access the app and begin managing your organization's profile directly.

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Built for Quebec’s Community Organizations

If you’re a community organization working in health or social services, the CHSSN Map App is designed for you.

Whether you run a local drop-in center, support mental health, work with youth, or serve seniors, this tool can help you:

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Build Stronger Funding Proposals

Access localized data and trends to support the case for your programs. Use real evidence to back your funding applications.

Demonstrate Community Impact

Show your value with data. Visualize how your services address local needs and make a measurable difference.

Plan Smarter Programs

Use interactive tools to tailor services based on population data, language needs, and service availability in your area.

Support Equity in Access

Identify underserved communities and plan outreach to ensure services are available where they’re needed most.

Connect with Regional Priorities

Align your work with demographic realities and public health data from across Quebec.

Present With Confidence

Generate maps and visuals that help explain your mission to boards, funders, and stakeholders quickly and clearly.

Understand local needs with real data

Use interactive maps and tables to explore demographic information and spot trends in your area. This data helps you advocate for change and shape your programs.

Search by language, service, or demographic

Looking for youth mental health services in languages other than English or French? Use the advanced filters to narrow your search and get exactly what you need.

Discover organizations near you

See who’s working in your area and what services they offer. Filter by borough or region to find potential partners or fill gaps in your network.

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we live and work on the unceded, traditional territories of many Indigenous peoples. We are grateful for the privilege of being on lands that these peoples have nurtured since time immemorial.

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Building stronger, healthier communities together

The CHSSN mission is to support the English-speaking communities in Quebec through promoting equitable access to health and social services in English and addressing social determinants of health by relationship building, knowledge sharing, empowering, and training.