Housing for Pregnant Women and Families

Social housing with individualized community support for people and families who experience homelessness.

• Distribution of prescribed medication.
• Voluntary trust.
• Medical, court and social accompaniment.
• Weekly transportation for personal shopping.
• Support for rehabilitation.
• Individualized intervention plan.
• Assistance in returning to school and work.
• Food, hygiene and clothing assistance.
• Recreational, educational and personal development activities.
• Recreational outings.

Assistance for people in extreme poverty, homeless or at risk of homelessness.

• Listening and support.
• Referrals to temporary housing resources in the region.
• Support in housing retention.

Supervised apartments for youth and young single parents 18 to 30 years old.

• Support in the transition to autonomy.

Medium-term housing with support and accompaniment.

• 3 months to 1 year stay.

Emergency and frontline centre for families experiencing temporary difficulties.

• Skippy: emergency fund for families who are facing mental health problems, domestic violence, exhaustion, distress and other situations, including emergency housing through their hotel network.
• Joey: funds to cover childcare fees during an emergency hospitalization or illness, including at-home or through an external organization childcare.

Temporary shelter for individuals in vulnerable situations.

• Short-term accommodation: maximum stay of 3 months.
• Guidance and referral services.
• Meals and basic services.
• Support and psychosocial assistance.

• Short-term accommodation for adults or couples with children: maximum stay of 3 months.

• Autonomous second-stage accommodation from 6 to 18 months with the aim of developing life skills and maintaining housing independently..

Affordable housing and support services for young parents and their children.

• Workshops for residents: budgeting, parenting skills, career and education, self-care and community involvement.
• Collective kitchens and family activities.

Transitional housing for young mothers of children 0 to 5 years old and pregnant women 15 to 30 years old.

• Personalized life plan.
• Up to 3-year stay.

Housing assistance and support for families.

• Emergency housing with an occupancy period of a few weeks to several months.
• Transitional apartments.
• Accompaniment and support.
• Psychosocial evaluation.
• Personalized assistance in the search for housing.
• Post-placement follow-up.

Transitional apartments for single-parent families.

* Occupancy period of up to 5 years.

• Community support.

Subsidized transitional housing for families experiencing homelessness.

* Accommodation period from 0 to 6 months.

• Furnished accommodation.
• Community support for rehousing.

Consortium of organizations addressing homelessness composed of Maison du Père, Welcome Hall Mission, Old Brewery Mission and Accueil Bonneau.

• Services of a housing agent: accompaniment in the search for subsidized private housing and in the stages of moving in.
• Services of a personal case manager: at-home psychosocial follow-up, weekly accompaniment to ensure adaptation and maintenance in housing.
• Rent payment service by trust.
• Accompaniment in the learning of daily activities: cooking, grocery shopping, housekeeping, shopping, etc.
• Referral to specialized services: doctor, Emploi-Québec, food bank, CLSC, administrative support, support in legal proceedings, recreation centre, etc.

Supervised apartments for young parents.

• Three-year stay.
• Support with gaining autonomy.
• Social, school and professional integration.

Supervised apartments for young parents.

• Three-year stay.
• Support with gaining autonomy.
• Social, school and professional integration.

Supervised apartments for young parents.

• Three-year stay.
• Support with gaining autonomy.
• Social, school and professional integration.

Supervised apartments for young parents.

• Three-year stay.
• Support with gaining autonomy.
• Social, school and professional integration.

Help, support, accompaniment and shelter for vulnerable people.

• Evaluation, listening, orientation and referral.
• Temporary housing.
• Supervised apartments.
• Material assistance for primary needs of the people followed.
• Assistance in legal and child custody procedures.
• Support, evaluation and accompaniment in mental health and social reintegration.
• Help with drug and alcohol addiction.
• Prevention of homelessness.
• Support for parenthood and co-parenting.
• Suicide prevention and awareness.
• Housing and support services for youth.
• Support groups for men, fathers, and Alcoholics Anonymous.

Temporary housing, support and accompaniment for fathers and their children.