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refuge mitshuap montréal

2154 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC, H3H 1M7
438 466-2325
Montréal Island
people experiencing homelessness, priority to Indigenous people
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211 LOCAL PARTNERS

Services

Shelter by and for indigenous people.

* Emergency shelter.

* Rest chairs.

* Meals.

* Presence of an intervention team.

Eligibility

people experiencing homelessness, priority to Indigenous people

Schedule

7 days, 19h30 to 7h30

Fees

none

Coverage area

Montréal Island

Languages offered

English, French

Application process

first come, first served

Capacity

45 beds, 6 rest chairs

Categories:

; Homelessness - Shelters ; Indigenous Peoples - Housing