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centre humanitaire d'organisation, de ressources et de référence d'anjou

CHORRA
8618 Chaumont Avenue, Anjou, Montréal, QC, H1K 1N2
514 493-8278 www.chorra.ca
Anjou
people on a low income of all origins, families, students
211 LOCAL PARTNERS

Services

* Food assistance with possible delivery.* Christmas baskets and Christmas tree takedown.* Back-to-school sharing store in collaboration with several organizations.* Donation matching: home collection of clothing, small furniture, small appliances, toys, household items, books, etc., according to need.* Civic participation workshops.* Community kitchens.* Parental support program.* Summer camp.* Activities for parents and children 0 to 5 years old.* On-site collection of perishable and non-perishable food.* Workshops, conferences, and activities for adults.* Homework help and educational support.

Eligibility

people on a low income of all origins, families, students

Schedule

Monday, Tuesday 9h00 to 16h00, Wednesday 9h00 to 19h00, Thursday and Friday 9h00 to 16h00, food assistance: Wednesday 13h00 to 16h45

Fees

membership: $10 per year, food bank: $20 per month

Coverage area

Anjou

Languages offered

Arabic, Creole, English, French, French Creole, Spanish

Application process

by phone, in person

Documents required

proof of identity, address and income

Capacity

collective kitchen: 20 to 22 people

Volunteer opportunities

Yes

Categories:

; Immigration and cultural communities - Interpretation and translation ; Immigration and cultural communities - Settlement services for newcomers ; Child, Youth and Family - Parenting Education ; Child, Youth and Family - Recreational Activities ; Sports, Recreation and Culture - Day camps and specialized camps ; Food - Food assistance coordination ; Food - Collective kitchens and cooking workshops ; Food - Food Assistance ; Food - Christmas basket ; Thrift store and material aid - Clothing ; Thrift store and material aid - Material aid ; Thrift store and material aid - School supplies ; Thrift store and material aid - Donation recovery programs ; Education and Literacy - Homework assistance and tutoring