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8 programs found
Elders Support Network
Qavvivik – Inuit Family and Community Health Centre
This network supports Inuit Elders in their physical, well-being, and social health.
4468 Rue Wellington #203, Verdun, QC, Canada
514 516-0234
www.qavvivik.ca
Indigenous Assistance Program
Chez Doris
Provides frontline and ongoing psychosocial services that respond to the needs of Indigenous Women.
1430 Rue Chomedey, Montréal, QC, Canada
514 937-2341
www.chezdoris.org
Kaie:ri:nikawera:ke Day Centre
Native Friendship Centre of Montreal
Central, accessible, and appropriate facilities for Indigenous people that are street involved, unhoused, or precariously housed.
2001 Saint Laurent Boulevard, Montréal, Québec H2X 2T3, Canada
514 499-1854
nfcm.org
Karonhi:io Food Security Program
Native Friendship Centre of Montreal
Establish, increase, and ensure the access of food aid to the Montreal Indigenous community
2001 Saint Laurent Boulevard, Montréal, Québec H2X 2T3, Canada
514 499-1854
nfcm.org
Résilience Montréal – Day Centre
Résilience Montréal
We are a low threshold day centre for people experiencing homelessness around the Cabot Square area.
4000 Saint-Catherine Street West, Westmount, QC, Canada
438 828-8995
www.resiliencemontreal.com
Street Workers for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Community Members
Plein Milieu
Street workers are there to listen, offer support, discuss, refer and accompany Indigenous individuals that are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
4677 Rue Saint-Denis, Montréal, Québec H2J 2L5, Canada
514 524-3661 ext. 26
pleinmilieu.qc.ca
Support for People in Treatment and Recovery From Cancer
Qavvivik – Inuit Family and Community Health Centre
We facilitate and support Inuit access to supportive care during cancer treatment and for up to a year after treatment.
4468 Rue Wellington #203, Verdun, QC H4G 1W5, Canada
438 380-4670
www.qavvivik.ca
Urban programming for Indigenous peoples
Chez Doris
Provide Indigenous women with the opportunity to experience culturally specific outings and activities
1445 Rue Lambert Closse, Montréal, QC, Canada
514 937-2341 ext. 260
www.chezdoris.org
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