Social services, community and sport

• $104.4M to modernize the Act respecting the protection of persons whose mental state presents a danger to themselves or to others;
• $60M to consolidate and improve the accessibility of mental health services and to provide a response adapted to diverse needs in this area;
• $10M to maintain the presence of prosecutors at hearings of the Commission d’examen des troubles mentaux.

• $91.0M over five years to increase support for shelters for women who are victims of domestic violence;
• $90.6M over three years to renew the 2021-2026 Government Action Plan in response to the recommendations of the Special Commission on the Sexual Exploitation of Minors;
• $72.5M over five years to complete the permanent rollout of the specialized court for sexual violence and domestic violence;
• $6.2M over four years to continue the shelter improvement program.

• $157.6M over five years to support community organizations
  • $100.0M over five years to support the overall mission of community organizations linked to the health and social services network and funded by the Programme de soutien aux organismes communautaires (PSOC);
  • $45.6M over two years to ensure continued support for the overall mission of community organizations involved in collective rights advocacy, citizen mobilization and community development, as well as multisectoral organizations;
  • An additional $12.0M in 2026-2027 to fund the Soutien à l’action bénévole program.
• $61.0M over five years to ensure the supply of food banks;
  • $21.0M in 2026-2027 to increase funding for Food Banks of Quebec;
  • $40.0M over four years, starting in 2027-2028, to extend the infrastructure program of Food Banks of Quebec.
• $38.5M over two years to continue supporting vulnerable people
  • $12.0M to support the crime victims compensation program in order to process files better, reduce delays and maintain the quality of services offered;
  • $13.3M to support people with disabilities at the end of their participation in work placement programs;
  • $13.2M to support the mobility of people with disabilities.

• $9.9M over five years to support recreational activities for people with disabilities;
• $5.0M over two years to improve access to physical activity, sport, active recreation and outdoor activities.

$25.0M over five years to consolidate improvements to public services for Indigenous people;

Revenu Québec will automatically prepare the income tax return of at least 10,000 individuals whose tax situation is simple and stable over time, starting with the 2026 taxation year;