Day and Evening Centres

Emergency and short-term housing.

• Support, referral and assistance with procedures (assistance with housing and job search).
• Day services: access to internet and a phone line, shower.
• Clothes exchange service.
• Needle exchange.
• Postal service.
• Naloxone distribution.

Reception of individuals who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and day-to-day assistance with basic needs and in seeking a better quality of life and well-being.

• Social reintegration.
• Dining room.
• Clothing depot.

* Barber and hairdressing service.

• Day centre: coffee, showers, art workshop, music studio, computers, etc.
• Medium and long term housing.
• Health: chiropractic care for residents and people in post-housing follow-up, optometry, denturology, dental care, medical and nursing care.
• Regional Solidarity Trust: budget management assistance, bank account opening, check cashing, account payment, debts consolidation, etc.
• Social Assistance and Support Program, socio-professional reintegration.
• Compensatory work.
• Tax clinic.
• Distribution of new injection equipment to drug users (free service).

Street and outreach work.

• Welcoming, listening, support, assistance and referral.
• Guidance and accompaniment to resources: housing, addiction treatment, food bank, methadone program, etc.
• First aid.
• Bus ticket donations.
• Assistance with mediation between peers and within families.
• Accompaniment to job search assistance resources.
• Housing search assistance.
• Condom distribution and needle exchange.
• Naxolone distribution.
• Distribution of fentanyl test strips.
• Outreach cultural and sports animation work for youth at risk.
• Criminality and criminal gangs recruitment prevention.
• Sexual health, drug addictions, homelessness and violence prevention services.
• Workshops, information and awareness in schools.

Heated or air-conditioned indoor space, depending on the season.

* Clean restroom accessible at all times.

• Chairs and tables to rest.
• Snacks and hot or cold beverages.
• Clothing, shoes and basic supplies available on request.
• Personalized accompaniment: listening, support, referral, information.

General services * Welcome, listening and support.

• Information and referrals.
• Emergency food and clothing assistance.
• Nursing care: drug screening, ITSS, pregnancy test, etc.
• Workshops.
• Regional consultation on homelessness.

24-hour emergency accommodation * Safe place with meals.

• Shower, laundry, bathroom.
• Shared kitchen and living room.

* Listening, referrals and assistance with procedures.

Street work * Listening and information on various subjects (drugs, sexuality, etc.)

• Confidential, non-judgmental support.
• Prevention and awareness raising.
• Crisis intervention.
• Intervention with runaway or suicidal youth.
• Drugs screening and referrals.
• Distribution of naloxone kits.
• Distribution of consumption material.

Residential stability * Accompaniment and social reintegration with permanent housing search.

• Contact with landlords with follow-up.
• Assistance in filling out forms: social insurance card, health insurance card, etc.
• Creation of a personalized action plan.

Confidential services for the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults, with or without an appointment.

• Individual or family psychosocial follow-up on a variety of topics: mental health, lifestyle habits, alcohol, drugs, gambling, violence, employment, training, housing, etc.
• Psycho-education.
• Sexual health clinic: nursing services, contraception, gender identity and sexual orientation, sexually transmitted and blood infections, etc.
• Accompaniment to community and CIUSSS resources.
• Sign language interpreter service available on request.

Confidential services for the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults, with or without an appointment.

* Individual or family psychosocial follow-up on a variety of topics: mental health, lifestyle habits, alcohol, drugs, gambling, violence, employment, training, housing, etc. * Psycho-education. * Accompaniment to community and CIUSSS resources. * Sign language interpreter service available on request.

Confidential services for the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults, with or without an appointment.

* Individual or family psychosocial follow-up on a variety of topics: mental health, lifestyle habits, alcohol, drugs, gambling, violence, employment, training, housing, etc. * Psycho-education. * Accompaniment to community and CIUSSS resources. * Sign language interpreter service available on request.

Confidential services for the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults, with or without appointment.

* Individual or family psychosocial follow-up on a variety of topics: mental health, lifestyle habits, alcohol, drugs, gambling, violence, employment, training, housing, etc. * Psycho-education. * Accompaniment to community and CIUSSS resources. * Sign language interpreter service available on request.

Confidential services for the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults, with or without an appointment.

* Individual or family psychosocial follow-up on a variety of topics: mental health, lifestyle habits, alcohol, drugs, gambling, violence, employment, training, housing, etc. * Psycho-education. * Sexual health clinic: nursing services, contraception, gender identity and sexual orientation, sexually transmitted and blood infections, etc. * Accompaniment to community and CIUSSS resources. * Sign language interpreter service available on request.

• Emergency shelter.
• Regular and emergency food assistance.
• Community meals.
• Warming centre: reception of people during winter to sleep, wash, eat and wash their clothes.
• Social activities.
• Individual counselling and outreach workers on site.
• Collection of clothing donations on site.
• Support and social reintegration.
• Winter warming centre.

Intervention and first-line social housing for youth.

• Emergency housing.
• Temporary housing.
• Listening and support.
• Referral and accompaniment.
• Intervention in crisis situation.
• Outreach work.
• Family support.
• School, social and vocational support.
• Information and awareness on various topics.

Housing and support for troubled or homeless youth.

• Short-term housing.
• Supervised apartments.
• Post-housing follow-up.
• Support for social integration.
• Individual, family and group counselling.
• Support and assistance with procedures.
• Information and referral.
• Prevention and awareness.
• Education, cultural and sports workshops.
• Diverse activities.
• Community involvement and promotion of young people's rights.

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.

Day centre.

• Support and referral.
• Daily meals: breakfast and snacks.
• Clothing depot, showers.
• Distribution of hygiene products.
• Social involvement program: Propulsion and Brigades.
• Computer room.
• Distribution and recovery of injection, inhalation and prevention equipment.
• Supervised consumption site.
• Distribution of fentanyl test strips.
• Distribution of naloxone.
• School implication: cleanliness brigade and intervention.
• Donations accepted: warm clothing, coats, sleeping bags, hygiene products.

• Loan and consultation of books, audiovisual and digital documents.
• Computers, Internet access and printing devices.
• Story time.
• Book club for children.
• Book club for adults.
• Early literacy workshops.
• Workshops, conferences and exhibitions.
• Loan of music instruments.
• Loan of seeds.

• Loan and consultation of books, audiovisual and digital documents.
• Computers, Internet access and printing devices.
• Fabricathèque: workshops on 3D fabrication and printing, audiovisuals and graphic design, robotics and coding, electronics, etc.
• Introduction to Internet courses.
• Free access to the preparation program for the citizenship exam.

* Service point for issuing identity and residence cards for people with no or precarious status.

• Home loan for people 65 years and over or with reduced mobility.
• Language learning stations.
• Toys and educative games.
• Activities for children and families: story time, book club for children, early literacy workshops.
• Le Roulivre: mobile library.
• Free access piano.
• Workshops, conferences and exhibitions.
• Collection point for the recycling of used batteries and pencils.

Prevention of sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBIs).

• Fixed site/SCS (Consuming supervised service): consultation, care services and STBBIs screening provided by a qualified nurse, distribution and recovery of injection, inhalation and prevention materials, listening and support, distribution of condoms, Naloxone kits and Fentanyl test strips distribution.
• SCS: drug injection in safe and hygienic conditions, under the supervision of qualified staff, and in full compliance with the law.
• PLAISIIRS: meeting and social involvement place where drug users can build common projects together, responsable and supportive, condoms, Naloxone kits and Fentanyl test strips distribution, job search terminal.
• Outreach work: distribution and recovery of injection, inhalation and prevention materials, education and information on reduced risk consumption and prevention of STBBIs, orientation, referral and support.
• Street messengers: distribution and recovery of injection, inhalation and prevention materials by former people from the community.
• ASTT(e)Q: support and intervention program for and by trans people.
• HCV Project: support and intervention program for injection drugs users pre, during and post HCV treatment.

• Prevention of youth homelessness.
• Food assistance.
• Free snacks and lunch.
• Material assistance: clothing and hygiene products.
• Shower, washer, dryer.
• Nurse available once a month.
• STBIs screening.
• Pregnancy tests.
• Distribution of sterile injection equipment and crack pipes.
• Distribution of contraceptives and lubrificants.
• Social and cultural activities.
• Listening and referral.

• Support and guidance.
• Weekly food assistance.
• Meals and snacks available on-site all day.
• Assistance with procedures related to lease issues.
• Help finding housing.
• Help finding a job and returning to school.
• Clothing donations.
• Donations of hygiene products: soap, shampoo, menstrual products, etc.
• Distribution of naloxone.
• Distribution of contraception.
• Advocacy.
• Promotion and awareness-raising.