Live from the field

Gaza

MSF states that Israel is using access to water as a weapon in Gaza.

Ottawa

Parliamentary hearing on access to healthcare for undocumented migrants.

Montreal

47 consultations this morning at the downtown mobile clinic.

Migration
and health.

Doctors of the World Canada aims to reduce the stigma, risks and harmful consequences of the migration journey on people’s health, safety and well-being.

Our Position

Migrating should never mean losing access to care.

Around the world, people on the move face increasingly dangerous journeys and ever more restrictive migration policies. Doctors of the World Canada supports migrants throughout their journey, providing access to physical, mental and social health care tailored to their needs, regardless of their immigration status.

Our organization denounces policies that expose these people to precarity, exclusion from public health insurance plans and increased risks to their safety.

In Numbers

International actions.

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Colombia Displacement Present since 2003 · Ongoing Colombia Care for populations displaced by the armed conflict and Venezuelan migrants. Mental health and rehabilitation programs for communities affected by violence. Learn more

Actions in Canada.

Clinic for Migrants with precarious status. Migrant Clinic · Ongoing Clinic for Migrants with precarious status. One of the few free clinics in Quebec for people without medical coverage. Primary care provided by volunteer doctors, in complete confidentiality. No judgment about your status.

Latest news.

All news
Quebec 2026 Elections: Doctors of the World Canada Launches Its “For a Just and Healthy Quebec” Platform National actions 27 August 2026 Quebec 2026 Elections: Doctors of the World Canada Launches Its “For a Just and Healthy Quebec” Platform Doctors of the World Canada unveils its electoral platform for the 2026 provincial elections and calls on parties to address access to care for people experiencing homelessness, migrants without health coverage, women in situations of precariousness, and Quebec’s international commitments in health and human rights. Read The adoption of Bill C-12 constitutes a violation of the rights of refugees and migrants in Canada National actions 24 March 2026 The adoption of Bill C-12 constitutes a violation of the rights of refugees and migrants in Canada OTTAWA, March 27, 2026 – A broad coalition of human rights, civil liberties, refugee and migrant rights, gender equality, and privacy protection organizations is denouncing the adoption of Bill C-12, which came into force today. Read Pre-launch – Coalition for Universal Access to Reproductive Health National actions 24 February 2026 Pre-launch – Coalition for Universal Access to Reproductive Health Montreal, February 24, 2026 – Thanks to the financial support of the Trottier Family Foundation, Doctors of the World Canada announces the formation of the Coalition for Universal Access to Reproductive Health Read

Publications & resources.

2026 Cadres et positionnements Quebec 2026 Election Platform PDF · 17 p. · EN Download 2023 Rapport thématique Precarious immigration status, precarious health: Together for the health of all women living in Quebec PDF · 39 p. · EN Download 2022 Brief Legal analysis: Sexual and reproductive health of migrant women with precarious status living in Quebec PDF · 20 p. · EN Download 2022 Brief Executive summary: Sexual and reproductive health of migrant women with precarious status living in Quebec PDF · 11 p. · EN Download 2022 Brief Sexual and Reproductive Health of Migrant Women with Precarious Status Living in Quebec PDF · 62 p. · EN Download