Transitional Housing

Temporary housing for pregnant women and young mothers in precarious situations.

* Transition home: short- and medium-term stay (1 month to 1 year), long-term stay (1 to 2 years).

• Parents under Pressure (PuP) program.
• Life skills development.
• Transition preparation.

Short and medium term housing for youth in difficulty.

• 3-month stay.
• Accompaniment and support.
• Individual, parental or family meetings.
• Post-housing follow-up.
• Telephone support.

Supervised housing for young adults who identify as male, in vulnerable situations and at risk of homelessness.

• Maximum duration of 3 years.
• Community support tailored to individuals' personal circumstances.
• Support for personal and professional development.
• Various activities and workshops: developing independence and a sense of responsibility, living together, openness to others, conflict management, etc.
• Introduction to tenants' rights and responsibilities.

• Residential program for teenagers with trips home on the weekend.
• Support, accompaniment and workshops.
• Family therapy.
• Support groups for parents.

Transitional housing for seniors.

* Length of stay varies from 6 months to 2 years.

• Double occupancy rooms.
• Personalized support to facilitate the transition to permanent housing.

• Short and medium-term housing for youth.

• Shelter for a period up to six months for youth in difficulty, on a voluntary basis.

Mixed supervised housing.

• 1 to 2-year stay.
• Accompaniment and support.
• Autonomy process.

Social housing.

• Individual accompaniment and community life focused on users' participation.
• Recreational activities.
• Cooking training.
• Budget management training.

Second-stage appartment.

* Furnished appartment.

• Activities.
• Post-housing support and accompaniment.

Transitional housing for young people.

* Stays of 3 to 6 months.

• Laundry facilities, sanitary facilities, and meals.
• Psychosocial interventions: needs assessment, individual and group interventions, prevention and emergency intervention, referral to appropriate resources.
• Winter warming centre.

Transitional housing for women.

• Stays for periods of up to 5 years.

Long-term shelter for women.

* Personalized support, intervention, tailored support.

• Meals, medicament management assistance, activities, community spaces.

Housing for stays up to 8 weeks.

• Listening, professional support and accompaniment in the reorganization process.

Transitional housing for women.

• Up to 12-month stay.
• Accompaniment.
• Meals included.

• Housing: individual and group support, shelter and meals, maximum stay of one year.
• Envol: affordable apartments with community support.
• Le Tremplin: supervised apartments with individual follow-up for youth who have already stayed at the organization.
• Association: organization of activities, mobilization, link between all of l'Auberge's services.
• Helping relationship, support, accompaniment and referrals.

Affordable or subsidized housing.

• On-site community support.
• Weekly community kitchen and dinner.

• Short-term housing 0 to 60 days.
• Therapeutic relationship.
• Support.
• Family mediation.
• Development of autonomy.
• Post shelter follow-up.
• Parenting skills workshops: post-housing or for any parent.
• Mobile intervention.

Transitional housing for young mothers 16 to 22 years old.

Mixed social affiliation place for youth with adaptation issues and who are temporarily without a fixed residence.

• Short and long-term stay.
• Studios for young mothers.