Christmas Baskets

Seniors

• Sending friendship and comfort cards and memory games by mail.
• Friendly phone calls.
• Percussion workshops.
• Cooking workshops.

Teens and young adults

• Civic engagement and mentoring program.
• Menstrual calendar club (education and awareness about menstruation).
• Social, recreational, and sports activities.
• Workshops: self-esteem, leadership, violence prevention.
• Cooking workshops.

Immigrant women

• Support and guidance.
• Workshops on combating violence against girls and women.
• Workshops: capacity building and awareness-raising on the rights of immigrant women with precarious status.

General Services

• Black History Month: combating racism and raising awareness about the contributions of Black people to Québec and Canadian society.
• Christmas food baskets for vulnerable women with children 16 years old and under.
• Christmas reception.
• School supplies for vulnerable women with children 16 years old and under.

• Gift certificates distribution for Christmas.
• Christmas baskets delivery for people living alone who cannot move around because of age, a disability or illness.

• Food counter with home delivery for people with reduced mobility.
• School lunches.
• Back-to-school sharing store: Operation Backpack.
• Christmas baskets.
• Healthy cooking workshops.

Neighbourhood centre.

• Reception.
• Thematic workshops for children: drawing, cooking, crafts.
• Distribution of snowsuits for children.
• Activities for teenagers: animated discussion group, social evenings.
• Yoga classes.
• Social café.
• Neighbourhood parties.
• Family activities: outings to the park, soccer, kick ball, etc.
• Distribution of school supplies.
• Christmas baskets.

Improvement of immigrant women's living conditions.

• Reception, information, referral and listening.
• Daycare for children 2 to 5 years old.
• Psychosocial intervention.
• Customized francization classes and French conversation groups.
• Specialized French classes in collaboration with the MIFI.
• Discussion groups.
• Educational and cultural activities.
• Food assistance.
• Christmas baskets.
• Donation of used clothing, household items and furniture through pairings.
• Sewing workshops.
• Creative workshops: knitting, crochet, crafts, embroidery.
• Yoga.
• Computer classes.
• Interpretation and translation.
• Tax clinic.

• Food assistance: perishable and non-perishable goods and food vouchers.
• Christmas baskets.

Material assistance services, in partnership with other nonprofit organizations.

• Donations of essential items: clothing, small kitchen items, small furniture, etc.
• Matching of large donations: large furniture, appliances, and beds.
• On-site pickup of donations.
• Job search assistance and information.
• School supplies.
• Christmas baskets and activities.

Food bank.

• Food assistance.
• Christmas baskets.

Saint-Michel tenants

• Providing easy-to-understand legal information.
• Advisory services available virtually, by telephone or in person.
• Discussion and meeting workshops, virtual or face-to-face, with the option of an on-site discussion forum, with or without a moderator.
• Information and reference sharing workshops.
• Document swearing service.
• Interpreter service available upon request.

Seniors

• Accompaniment for frail seniors.
• Activities.
• Home assistance and support: meal and grocery delivery services, snow removal, grocery shopping, housekeeping and laundry.
• Protection of seniors' rights.

  Families

• Childcare services adapted to working parents in the health, construction safety and food service sectors.
• Services for single parents: and members of ethno-cultural communities: home help, tutoring for strong sciences or languages, home delivery of meals or groceries (winter).

  Youth

• Upgrading and tutoring students in mathematics.
• Educate yourself to evolve.
• Distribution of school supplies.

• Recovery and sale of second-hand clothing, toys and items at affordable prices.
• Used items recovery on site and collected at-home: food, clothes, small household items, toys, books, small furniture.
• Community fridge in partnership with La Fringale.
• Information and referral.

• Psychosocial support.
• Affordable grocery.
• Weekly food distribution.
• Friperie du bassin: sale of clothing, household items, small electrical appliances, toys, books, dishes, bedclothes, sport items at low prices, etc.
• Occasional donations.
• Christmas baskets.

Food assistance and mutual aid for disadvantaged individuals and families.

• Food assistance.
• Social and professional reintegration.
• Helping relationship.
• Homelessness prevention: accompaniment in finding and maintaining housing, referrals.
• Collective kitchens.
• Cooking workshop.
• Families in action: activities aimed at breaking isolation of families and strengthening family ties.
• Elders in action.
• Bien au chaud program: collection and distribution of winter clothing for children.
• Magasin-partage scolaire: distribution of school supplies.
• Magasin partage de Noël: distribution of Christmas baskets for members.
• Opération habit de neige: distribution of winter clothing.
• Community garden.

• Food bank accredited by Moisson Laval, distribution every 2 weeks.
• Christmas baskets.
• Emergency food assistance.

• Monthly emergency food assistance.
• Weekly distribution of fruits and vegetables.
• Distribution of food vouchers and non-perishable food.
• Christmas baskets: in collaboration with Action dignité Saint-Hubert.

• Food bank.
• Christmas baskets.
• Food collection.

• Food assistance.
• Christmas baskets.

• Food bank using a grocery store model.
• Delivery service and at-home intervention for people with reduced mobility.
• Christmas baskets.
• Referral to other community organizations and services.

Reception and orientation of immigrants.

• Help with socio-professional integration and general integration.
• Financial education.
• Francization, leadership, self-esteem and school retention for youth.
• Psychosocial support for families
• Ad hoc food aid
• Tax clinics.
• Christmas baskets.
• School supplies distribution.

Volunteer mutual aid network answering certain types of emergencies.

• Emergency food and material assistance.
• Health clinic providing minor emergency care for people without access to healthcare (homeless individuals, immigrants).
• International humanitarian trips.
• Community fridge.

• Food assistance.
• Sharing store.
• Thrift store and recovery on site: used clothing and furniture.
• Collective kitchens.
• Christmas baskets.