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chez doris, women's shelter foundation

1430 Chomedey Street, Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC, H3H 2A7
514 937-2341 ext. 221 www.chezdoris.org/en
Montréal Island
women experiencing homelessness or in difficulty, Inuit and Indigenous women

Services

* Day centre: free breakfast, lunch and dinners, hygiene products, clothing and showers, rest area including respite beds.

* Elspeth McConnell night shelter.

* Recreational and educational programs.

* Indigenous and non-Indigenous artisanal workshops.

* Services of a doctor, foot-care nurse, psychiatrist, psychologist, art therapist, massage therapist and yoga instructor.

* Financial administration program: budget management assistance, account payments, cheques management.

* Assistance program for Inuit women and Indigenous women.

* Housing placement for women and children and assistance with home furniture.

* Legal clinic: information and assistance on family law, criminal law and tenant rights, provided by law students supervised by a law professor.

* On-site seasonal clothing recovery.

* Tax clinic during the intensive period.

Eligibility

women experiencing homelessness or in difficulty, Inuit and Indigenous women

Schedule

Monday to Sunday 8h00 to 18h00, breakfast: 8h30 to 10h30, lunch: 12h00 to 13h00, diner: 17h00 to 18h00

Fees

none

Coverage area

Montréal Island

Languages offered

English, French

Application process

overnight emergency shelter for current users: register by telephone at 514 937-2341 ext. 221, from Monday to Friday 8h00 to 16h00 or go to the day shelter to put yourself on the waiting list, overnight emergency shelter for new people: make an appointment by phone for a first meeting

Capacity

breakfast: 50, lunch: 100, dinner: 60 people at a time, respite beds: 10

Volunteer opportunities

Yes

Categories:

; Homelessness - Day and evening centres ; Justice and Advocacy - Legal assistance and information ; Violence and abuse - Therapy and counselling ; Sports, Recreation and Culture - Sport ; Indigenous Peoples - Housing ; Indigenous Peoples - Community Support ; Food - Food assistance coordination ; Food - Low cost or free meals ; Thrift store and material aid - Clothing ; Thrift store and material aid - Material aid ; Thrift store and material aid - Donation recovery programs ; Employment and Income Support - Budget management and consumption ; Housing - Housing search assistance