INDex - Montreal Indigenous Community NETWORK

2spirits, trans and non-binary individuals

Addiction and drug use

Addiction support

Harm reduction Items

Supervised Consumption

Clothes and hygiene

Laundry Service

Communication

Culture

Cultural workshops and activities

Indigenous Languages Classes

Traditional Food

Education

Support for students

Career guidance

English Classes

Indigenous Languages Classes

Child First Initiative

Jordan’s Principle

Learning opportunities

Food

Food Distribution

Traditional Food

Health and Wellness

Holistic and Traditional Care

Health navigation

Mental Health Counselling

Elder’s Support

Well-being follow-up

Support for Victims of Violence

Addiction support

Child First Initiative

Jordan’s Principle

Housing and Shelter

Emergency Shelter

ID's and governments

Identity Cards (ID)

Inuit Beneficiary Card

Métis Citizenship Card

Indian Status Card

Child First Initiative

Jordan’s Principle

Justice

Class action claims

Restorative Justice

Support for Victims of Violence

Transportation

Inner city transport

Outer city transport

Work

Business Start-up

Career guidance

Paid opportunities

Youth and Family

Youth Programming

Support for Youth in Care (DYP)

Children Programming

Child First Initiative

Family services

Jordan’s Principle

Anishinaabemowin

Keywords Postal code

Montreal Service Center – Identification Documents (ID) Section

First Nations Human Resources Development Commission of Quebec (FNHRDCQ)

Support with obtaining your identification documents (ID).

1090 Rue de l'Église bureau 202, Verdun, Montréal, QC H4G 2N5, Canada

cdrhpnq-fnhrdcq.ca

Saturviit Inuit Women’s Association of Nunavik

Drop-ins are getting together and having tea, coffee and snacks in the community room.

620 Chemin du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore suite 304, Dorval, QC H9S 2B6, Canada

The Open Door Montréal

Creating bridges with Health and Social Services.

3535 Park Ave, Montréal, Québec H2X 2H8, Canada

www.opendoortoday.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

Status Card Clinics

Miyoskamin

Ensure that all people who are eligible for Status Cards have access to a support worker to help them in their application process.

Variable address, depending on the clinic.

fr.miyoskamin.com

Family Care Program

Native Women Shelter of Montreal

Support Indigenous women with children by providing individualized assistance and creating family-based healing plans.

Downtown Montreal

SQIA General Programming

Inuit Siqinirmiut Quebecmi Ilaujut / Southern Quebec Inuit Association (SQIA)

Safe and welcoming space for Inuit community members.

1315 Rue Charlevoix, Montréal, QC, Canada

www.facebook.com

Indigenous Housing Program

Chez Doris

Assistance with finding housing and stability for Indigenous women who are homeless, with no fixed address and/or residing at an overnight shelter.

1445 Rue Lambert Closse, Montréal, QC, Canada

514 937-2341 ext. 260

www.chezdoris.org

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

www.chezdoris.org

James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement Beneficiaries

Makivvik

Cards and letters to access JBNQA programs and benefits (for Nunavik Inuit).

1111 Bd Dr.-Frederik-Philips, Saint-Laurent, QC H4M 2X6, Canada

www.makivvik.ca

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