INDex - Montreal Indigenous Community NETWORK

2spirits, trans and non-binary individuals

Individuals with reduced mobility

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 Domestic 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 Domestic 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

Tahonsa’ten:ti

Indigenous Health Centre of Tiohtià:ke

Cultural wellness workshops for 60s scoop survivors, families, and others impacted.

2100 Avenue de Marlowe suite 236, Montréal, QC, Canada

Specialized Health Clinics

Indigenous Health Centre of Tiohtià:ke

A variety of Specialized Clinics to respond to the health needs in the community.

2100 Avenue de Marlowe suite 236, Montréal, Québec H4A 3L5, Canada

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

Outreach Clinic

Native Friendship Centre of Montreal

A low-barrier walk-in clinic.

2001 Saint Laurent Boulevard, Montréal, Québec, Canada

514 499-1854 ext. 2235

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

Resolution Health Support Program

Native Friendship Centre of Montreal

Providing emotional and cultural support services to former Indian Residential School students and their families, as well as people affected by the MMIWGT2S crisis.

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

Saralikitaaq Clinic

Saralikitaaq – Community Social Pediatric Centre

A team of interdisciplinary professionals working with Indigenous children aged 0-18 years.

757 Rue des Seigneurs suite 2, Montréal, QC H3J 1Y2, Canada

www.miyoskamin.com

Miyoskamin – Second Stage Housing

Miyoskamin

Housing units for single Indigenous women and their children.

757 Rue des Seigneurs, Montréal, QC H3J 1Y2, Canada

fr.miyoskamin.com

Native Women Shelter of Montreal

Respond to immediate needs expressed by families and loved ones in cases where an Indigenous woman or girl (trans, two-spirit) goes missing.

Downtown Montreal

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