2. PAQ 2 Shelter
Indigenous program
This program offers over 50 short-term rooms. The program is open to both men and women, each room has a shower, and the facility includes a community space and TV room. Participants are served three meals and can use cannabis and alcohol in an outdoor tent.
The program includes a community room. Caseworkers are available on site, including dedicated caseworkers for youth aged 18 and over.
This is a high-threshold shelter, meaning that we accept all people, regardless of their state of intoxication.
- 2spirits, trans and non-binary individuals
- Adults
- Elders
- First Nations
- Individuals with reduced mobility
- Inuit
- Men
- Métis
- Women
- Emergency Shelter
- English
- French
- Indigenous languages spoken depending on staff on site
People using the main shelter also have access to :
- Cultural activities and workshops
- Hygiene items, showers and laundry facilities
- Support with identity cards and Indigenous identification documents
- Clothing
- Postal box
- Harm reduction items and Naloxone
- Housing search and housing rights
- Access to the restorative justice program
- Three meals a day, and traditional food on occasions
- Listening, referrals and well-being follow-up
- Holistic and traditional care
- Medical care and first aid
- Elder’s support
- School guidance and job search
- Legal support and advocacy
- Taxes
- Computer, Wi-Fi and telephone
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