The Réseau is a Francophone organization that engages the Health-care Community and the Francophone Community in all its diversity to improve the offer and the quality of French Language Health Services in Eastern and South-Eastern Ontario.

Founded in 1998, the French Language Health Services Network of Eastern Ontario (the Réseau) has played a leadership role in ensuring access to French-language health services throughout the region.

The Réseau was appointed by the province as French Language Health Planning Entity for Eastern Ontario on July 1st, 2010.

As such, the Réseau has a mandate to provide advice to the regional health authorities (the Champlain LHIN and the South-East LHIN) on all health issues for the regional Francophone community.

We strive to involve our community in the definition and planning of its health care services.  For instance, our governance structure includes :

• Corporate members of the Réseau, i.e., health care agencies and organizations that offer or plan to offer French-language health care services.
  
  
• Individual members who share the objective of French-language health care services.

The Réseau is a resource for communities of Eastern and South-Eastern Ontario: Ottawa, Prescott and Russell, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, Renfrew County, Kingston, counties of Prince-Edward, Hastings, Lennox and Addington, Frontenac, Leeds-Grenville and Lanark.

The Réseau is partner to the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care of Ontario and member of Société Santé en français, a national umbrella organization that brings together the 17 French language health services networks of Canada.

To learn more:

Information leaflet about the Réseau

Map of our territory

Who are we?: the Réseau at a glance

Web Conferencing by the Réseau’s Executive Director, Jacinthe Desaulniers: Les services de santé en Ontario : nouvelles entités, nouveaux horizons. At the invitation of the Société Santé en français, October 18^th, 2011. (In French)