Violence and Crime Prevention

• Information and referral service for community organizations working with men who use violent behaviour in a conjugal and family context.
• Awareness and prevention activities intended to fight domestic and family violence.
• Digital accompaniment, prevention and awareness platform for men with violent behaviour: www.prendslair.ca

• Accountability groups for men with violent behaviours in a relationship or family setting and for men with relationship problems.
• Accountability groups for teenagers with violent behaviours.
• Accountability approach for men who engage in violent behaviours.
• Training and awareness.

Services for residents

• Temporary accommodation: up to 3 months.
• House Second Step: transition housing for women who have already stayed at the organization.
• Individual and group follow ups, post-housing follow ups and social reintegration.
• Monitoring of mother-child relationships and respite.
• Various workshops open to all: mental loads, setting limits, etc.
• Accompaniment, hospitality and references.
• Listen to the phone.

Services available to all women 18 old and over

• Accompaniment, hospitality and references.
• Various workshops: mental load, setting limits, etc.
• Individual and group monitoring, post-accommodation monitoring and social reintegration.
• Monitoring of mother-child relationships and respite.
• Prevention and awareness.

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.

• Coordination, development, planning and management support of safety and well-being programs.
• Preventive actions, information sessions and citizen involvement.
• Representative of the Montreal Urban Safety Tandem program.
• Community outreach work for vulnerable seniors 50 years old and over (ITMAV): phone listening, psychosocial support, referrals and friendly visits.
• Free and confidential mediation between citizens or organizations.
• La Station: Nun's Island intergenerational community centre, open admission for teenagers from 12 to 17 years old.
• The Little Station Centre for Families: activities for children from 0 to 5 years old and their parents.
• Camp de l'île: summer and spring break day camp for 4 to 12 years old.

Centre promoting the individual and familial welfare of women.

• Psychosocial support for victims of domestic violence, family or marital conflicts.
• Individual counselling.
• Workshops on issues faced by Muslim women and on domestic abuse in visible minority communities.
• Information and referral.
• Legal and medical accompaniment.
• Art-therapy workshops.
• Counselling on multicultural cases for community organizations.
• Awareness about domestic violence.
• Active listening service by telephone or in person.

• Le Transit mobile unit: distribution of consumption and protection material, throughout Montréal, on call.
• L'Autobus mobile unit: psychosocial support, protection material, and access to a safe consumption space, throughout Montréal.
• Mobile supervised injection service: safe injection space, throughout Montréal, on call.
• Listening, information, counselling, referral and accompaniment for people experiencing difficulties.
• STIs, blood-borne pathogens and AIDS prevention, needle exchange, distribution of condoms.
• Naloxone kits distribution.
• Distribution and delivery of fentanyl test strips.
• Distribution of inhalation equipment.
• First aid.
• Sexual education: prevention activities, promotion of sexual health, safe behaviour and equal and consensual relationships, workshops in school, professional and community environments.
• Urban security program.
• Crime prevention and promotion of urban security.
• The 3629: rooming house for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
• La Fourmilière: platform offering a space for discussion and training on bullying prevention and intervention practices for counsellors, professionals, and volunteers: fourmiliere.ca

Women's centre.

• Reception, information and reference.
• Help relationship.
• Self-help group.
• Telephone warmline.
• Documentation centre.
• Accompaniment in addiction and drug addiction, in partnership with the Association de la prévention de la toxicomanie et de l'alcoolisme chez les femmes en Outaouais.
• Awareness and training workshops.
• Prévenir, c'est agir Program: awareness and prevention of conjugal violence.
• Les Cybercitoyennes: workshops for the development of pro-social, self-critical and safe behaviours in the use of technology.
• Activities and thematic days.
• Citizen involvement and action committees.

• 15 to 30 days emergency shelter.
• Support group for parents of housed children.
• Workshops and community activities.

Group of organizations providing services to people who have or have had issues with justice.

• Research programs.
• Public awareness.
• Crime prevention.
• Training.
• Information on the impacts of a criminal record and on pardon application: www.casierjudiciaire.ca

Accompaniment for men who engage in violent behaviour within their marital and family relationships.

* Reception, individual interviews and orientation.

• Group approach.
• Awareness, training and prevention.
• Intervention with men with relationship problems and perpetrators of violent behaviours in the context of domestic violence.
• Training for counsellors.
• Point of service Joliette: 688 Manseau Boulevard.
• Point of service Repentigny: 294B Iberville Boulevard.
• Points of service Mascouche: 185 des Anglais Road.

• Psychosocial intervention.
• Accompaniment to court, to immigration procedures and more.
• Telephone support and referral line.
• English support group.
• Community education and information on domestic violence.
• Services for children exposed to domestic violence.
• Specialized services for women in the Jewish community.
• Community support groups and activity clubs.

Supports men in their desire to work on their violent behaviour.

• Accompaniment in the process of changing behaviour.
• Raising awareness of alternatives to violence.
• Community worker on site at all times.
• 24/7 hotline and live chat.
• Support group.
• Emergency housing: 1 to 2 nights.
• Medium-term housing: 3 months, follow-up with a counsellor.

Male perpetrators of domestic violence, family violence or violence in another context * Individual meetings.

• Support groups.
• Awareness workshops.

Men in difficulty or experiencing violence :

• Individual meetings.

Youth and family

• Individual meetings.
• Prevention activities.
• Parent training.
• Parent support group.

Organization working against human trafficking.

• Education and public awareness.
• Contribution to the improvement of existing services and the creation of new services and programs.
• Assistance relationship for people living with the consequences of a situation of exploitation or exchange of sexual services and close ones.
• Training and awareness-raising for a variety of clienteles.

Help for women who are victims of violence.

• Information and referrals.
• Individual counselling with or without housing.
• Housing: duration of three months, post-housing follow-up.
• Intervention with support.
• Support for equal relationships and the right to autonomy, respect and freedom.
• Combating domestic violence with a view to social change.

Welcome and support for vulnerable families aiming for social success.

Family support

• Option protection: Partnership with the DPJ.
• Parenting enrichment programs: Ma famille mon univers, Renforcement des familles noires and Papa Impliqué enfant équilibré.
• Day camp.
• Day centre for seniors.

Academic support

• Homework help.
• Support in the use of technological tools.

Prevention and intervention

• Parent-school-youth mediation
• CPE intervention.
• Accompaniment and intervention in schools.
• Promotion of healthy relationships.

Wellness and healthy lifestyles

• Community gardens.
• Équiterre drop-off points.
• Mobilization for healthy lifestyles.

Immigration, integration and citizen needs

• Help to fill out forms and preparing documents.
• Housing search assistance.
• Listening and referral.
• Swearing of documents.
• Tax clinic.
• Psychosocial support.
• Assistance with school registration.

Reducing violence against children and providing information to the general public.

* Personal safety education program: kidsintheknow.ca/en * A platform to help parents and guardians protect their children on the Internet and reduce the risk of child abuse: parentscyberavertis.ca/app/en/index * Child sexual abuse prevention in child-serving organizations: prioritejeunesse.ca/en * Canadian Missing Children Resource Centre: www.enfantsportesdisparus.ca/en * Participation in the search for missing children.

• Child Sexual Exploitation Resource and Referral Centre: www.cyberaide.ca/en

* Information and support for teenagers to help them block the spread of sexual photos and videos: www.aidezmoisvp.ca/en

Support to men in prevention of domestic violence and suicide.

• Prevention of domestic violence.
• Telephone and on-site, individual or group intervention.
• Awareness workshop on distress and reaching out for help.
• Authorized follow-up service: contacting men whose close ones or counsellors are worried about.
• Welcoming and awareness program for men from cultural communities to prevent domestic violence.

Food assistance

• Food bank.
• Christmas baskets.
• Collective kitchen.

Psychosocial intervention

• Active listening and accompaniment.
• Information and awareness.
• Support in case of violence.
• Court accompaniment for victims of violence.
• Support groups for victims of violence.
• Self-help and support groups for immigrants.
• Senior abuse prevention.

Community action

• Art therapy and meditation workshops.
• Training.
• Recreational outings.
• Conferences.
• French classes.