Fondation Olo

To access Olo Care

Olo Care, often called the Olo program, is offered throughout Quebec to pregnant women and families with a child under 24 months of age at CLSCs and selected community organizations.

 

You are pregnant:

The recommended way to access Olo Care is to register at quebec.ca/magrossesse (available in 11 languages). Health professionals could also refer you to Olo Care.

 

You have a little one under age 2:

The recommended way to access Olo Care is to contact your CLSC and the guichet AAOR (reception, analysis, orientation and reference). You can find your CLSC at https://sante.gouv.qc.ca/en/repertoire-ressources/clsc/.

You can also talk to your vaccination nurse, or any other health professional who can refer you to Olo Care. It is not recommended to fill in the Ma grossesse form once your baby is born. 

 

If you have questions

Please contact us at 514-849-3656, or toll-free at 1-888-656-6372.

 

Once admitted

Once you are admitted into the program, Olo Care activities and food coupon distribution can begin as early as the 12th week of pregnancy, and continue until the child’s second birthday. Olo meetings continue after the baby’s birth to provide more support in acquiring healthy eating habits.

To access Olo Care, you must:

  • Be pregnant or have a child under 24 months of age;
  • Have a low income.

However, due to the high demand in certain regions, institutions may add additional selection criteria. Ask your CLSC.


For more information on Olo Care, read our brochure or contact your local CLSC. Find your CLSC

 

Read our brochure to learn more.

Read the French version of the brochure.

Fondation Olo cannot interfere with admission decisions made by healthcare facilities. Do not hesitate to ask questions to the person in charge of Olo Care to fully understand their reasons.


You have a few options:

  • If you live in Montréal, you can contact Alima, who also offers support;
  • Ask the person in charge of Olo Care to tell you about the resources available in your neighbourhood or town;
  • Visit the Fondation Olo Family hub, which is packed with useful information to guide you through the various stages of development, from pregnancy until your child is 2 years old;

Olo Care is offered throughout Quebec at over 150 points of service (mostly at CLSCs and sometimes in community organizations). Every year, Fondation Olo supports 7,000 pregnant women in vulnerable situations.