Resources

General and Emergency Services

Info-Santé
Phone: 811

Suicide Action Montréal: 2345 Bélanger Street, Phone: 1-866-277-3553 or 514-723-4000

Information by Montréal Borough
Phone: 311

Information and Referral Centre of Greater Montreal (Centre de référence du Grand Montréal): 3155 Hochelaga Street, Phone: 514-527-1375

Provides information about social and community resources available in Greater Montreal

Atelier d’éducation populaire du Plateau Mont-Royal: 4273 Drolet Street, Phone: 514-350-8881

Offers popular education workshops
Provides a meeting environment for people who wish to take their living conditions into their own hands

Offers methods and tools for people to expand their skill sets.

Du Parc YMCA:5550 Park Avenue, Phone: 514-271-9622

Offers community services including athletic and aquatic facilities: a pool, a training centre and a gymnasium.
Drop-in daycare

Service québécois de changement d’adresse (SQCA):

Makes it possible to notify six ministries and organizations of the Gouvernement du Québec of an address change. Usually takes effect within ten days.

Legal aid: 425 De Maisonneuve Boulevard West, Phone: 514-864-2111

Housing Organizations

Tribunal administratif du logement (TAL): 5199 Sherbrooke Street East, Phone: 514-873-2245

Court for housing issues

Face à face: 1857 De Maisonneuve Boulevard West, Suite 100, Phone: 514-934-4546

 Offers support with finding housing
 Listening and reference centre

Fédération de l’habitation coopérative du Québec (FHCQ – FÉCHIMM):7000 Park Avenue, Suite 206, Phone: 514-843-6929

Provides a list of the Montréal co-ops that are members of the FHCQ

Fédération des OSBL d’habitation de Montréal (FOHM): 2310 De Maisonneuve Boulevard East, Phone: 514-527-6668

Includes nearly 240 non-profit housing locations located on the Island of Montréal

Office municipale d’habitation de Montréal (OMHM): 415 Saint-Antoine Street West, Phone: 514-872-6442

Offers support with finding subsidized or non-subsidized housing or apartments in Montréal
Research/information/registration/follow-up for HLMs.

To File a Complaint Against the Health Care System

Centre d’assistance et d’accompagnement aux plaintes (CAAP): 7333 Saint-Denis Street, Phone: 1-877-767-2227 or 514-861-5998

Assists and guides users who wish to file a complaint against an institution in the health and social services network, a CMDP (Board of doctors, dentists and pharmacists), a health and social services agency, or with the Quebec Ombudsman for health and social services’ users.

Financial Benefits and Job Hunting

Centre local d’emploi du Plateau Mont-Royal: 5105 De Gaspé Avenue, 3rd Floor, Phone: 514-872-4922

Service d’orientation et de recherche d’emploi pour l’intégration des femmes au travail (SORIF): 5150 Saint-Hubert Street, Phone: 514-271-3866

Assists women with job hunting and entering the workforce.

Precarious Employment/Employment Insurance

Au bas de l’échelle: 6839 Drolet Street, Phone: 514-270-7726

Defends the rights of non-unionized workers.

Mouvement Action-Chômage: 6839 Drolet Street, Phone: 514-271-4099

Provides information on the Employment Insurance Act.
Defends the rights of people who are unemployed.

Services for Women

Emergency exit

SOS violence conjugale: Phone: 1-800-363-9010

Assists women who are victims of intimate partner violence
Helps with shelter research

Centre des femmes du Plateau: 1022 Saint-Joseph Boulevard East, Phone: 514-527-2295

Allows women to recharge and break feelings of isolation.
Offers individual support and educational activities.
Fosters a space for discussions and mutual aid.

Réseau Habitation Femmes: 1064 De l’Hôtel-de-Ville Avenue, Phone: 514-875-9529

Develops and improves women’s quality of life by providing access to adequate, affordable and safe housing.

Housing Organizations for Women

Emergency exit

Fédération des maisons d’hébergement pour femmes:

Includes all women’s shelters organized by administrative region.
Website: http://www.fede.qc.ca/maisons (available in French)

Le Chaînon: Phone: 514-845-0151

Provides resources for women in difficult situations
Offers 66 housing units

Transit 24 INC:Phone: 514-383-4994

Provides shelter for women with children
Adapted for women with reduced mobility.

Inter-VAL 1175:Phone: 514-933-8488

Helps and provides housing to women who are victims of intimate partner violence and to their children.
Welcomes older women.
Adapted for women with reduced mobility.

Dauphinelle:Phone: 514-598-7779

Provides housing for women who are victims of intimate partner violence or who are in difficult situations, with or without children

Housing Organization for Men

Maison d’Oxygène: Phone: 514-523-9283

Provides community support and housing for men who have kids and are experiencing difficulties in their personal lives, in their families or in their relationships.

People Receiving Social Assistance

Groupe Ressource Plateau Mont-Royal:4245 Laval Avenue, Phone: 514-527-1616

Defends and promotes the rights of people receiving social assistance
Ensures follow-up, provides advice and referrals.

Organisation populaire des droits sociaux (OPDS):3340 Ontario Street East, Phone: 514-524-6996

Defends the rights of people receiving social assistance.

Front commun des personnes assistées sociales du Québec: 2000 Saint-Joseph Boulevard East, Phone: 514-987-1989

Defends and improves the living conditions of all people receiving social assistance in Quebec by making collective demands.

Mental Health Services

Action Autonomie:3958 Dandurand Street, Phone: 514-525-5060

Uses an educational approach to defend the rights of people living with mental health issues.

Maison Saint-Dominique: 20 Guilbault Street East, Phone: 514-845-7793

Offers long-term affordable housing as well as psychological and social support to economically disadvantaged adults living with a mental health condition.

Canadian Mental Health Association: 55 Mont-Royal Avenue West, Phone: 514-521-4993

Promotes mental health and encourages resilience in the recovery journeys of people with mental illnesses.

Association des groupes d’intervention en défense des droits en santé mentale du Québec (AGIDD-SMQ):4837 Boyer Street, Suite 210, Phone: 514-523-3443

Defends the rights of people with mental health issues.

People with Disabilities

Centre de réadaptation Lucie-Bruneau: 2275 Laurier Avenue East, Phone: 514-527-4527

Offers personalized services for people with motor impairments or neurological conditions
Provides resources for alternative housing

Offers specialized services in adaptation-rehabilitation

L’étape: 1001 De Maisonneuve Boulevard East, Phone: 514-526-0887

Provides employment resources for people with physical, sensory or intellectual functional impairments

Ex Aequo:3680 Jeanne-Mance Street, Suite 328, Phone: 514-288-3852

Promotes and defends the rights of people with motor impairments

Promotes the employment of people with motor impairments.

People Experiencing Homelessness

Réseau d’aide aux personnes seules et itinérantes (RAPSIM): 105 Ontario Street East, Suite 204, Phone: 514-879-1949

Defends the rights of unhoused people in Montréal

Clinique des jeunes de la rue : 66 Sainte-Catherine Street East, Phone: 514-527-9565, extension 3682

Medical clinic for youth experiencing homelessness (14 to 25 years old)

Dans la rue: 533 Ontario Street East, Suite 450, Phone: 541-526-5222

Provides support for youth experiencing homelessness or who are in difficult situations
Offers services to help youth survive and break the cycle of homelessness

La rue des Femmes:1050 Jeanne-Mance Street, Phone: 514-284-9665

Provides support to women experiencing homelessness.
Shelter

Old Brewery Mission: 90 De de la Gauchetière Street East, Phone: 514-866-6591

Responds to the needs of people experiencing homelessness in Montréal while providing practical and sustainable solutions to break the cycle of homelessness.
Provides beds

Accueil Bonneau: 427 De la Commune Street East, Phone: 514-845-3906

Day centre.
Has a dining room
Provides psychosocial support.
4 shelters

Diners St-Louis: 1818 Gilford Street, Phone: 514-521-8619

Works with youth between the ages of 18 and 30 experiencing homelessness
Provides tools for social integration
Provides meals
Provides a place to recharge

Supports people getting back on their feet.

La Maison du Père:550 René-Lévesque Boulevard East, Phone: 514-845-0168

Shelter for men experiencing homelessness
Total of 453 housing units
Social reintegration.

Immigrants

La Maisonnée: 6865 Christophe-Colomb Avenue, Phone: 514-879-1949

Supports new immigrants
Helps them find housing
Helps with job hunting

Offers French classes (Francisation)

L’Hirondelle: 4652 Jeanne-Mance Street, Phone: 514-281-5696

 Welcomes and supports new immigrants

Regroupement des organismes du Montréal ethnique pour le logement (ROMEL): 6555 Côte-des-Neiges Road, Phone: 514-341-1057

Shelter

Community services
Housing assistance

People Living Alone

La Maison d’Aurore: 4816 Garnier Street, Phone: 514-527-9075

Welcomes, supports and guides people living in the Plateau Mont-Royal to help improve their living conditions and environments

Helps break feelings of isolation

La maison des amis du Plateau Mont-Royal: 1370 Saint-Joseph Boulevard East Phone: 514-527-1344

Provides a day centre for its users living in the Plateau Mont-Royal and surrounding areas
Fosters feelings of belonging and provides a space for discussions

CLSCs

CLSC Saint-Louis-du-Parc: 15 Mont-Royal Avenue West, Phone: 514-286-9657

CLSC Du Plateau Mont-Royal:4625 De Lorimier Avenue, Phone: 514-521-7663

Food Assistance and More

Resto Plateau: 4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Basement, Phone: 514-527-5997

Provides complete meals for $4

Mile End Community Mission: 99 Bernard Street West, Phone: 514-274-3401

Weekly food bank

Société St-Vincent de Paul de Montréal: 1930 De Champlain Street, Phone: 514-526-5937

Provides emergency food assistance

Substance Use

Plein Milieu:4677 Saint-Denis Street, Phone: 514-524-3661

Works closely with youth experiencing homelessness and substance users.
Follows a harm reduction framework
Works with people in their environments, on the streets and in consumption sites.
Operates out of a fixed location where sterile consumption equipment is distributed.

CACTUS: 1300 Sanguinet Street, Phone: 514-847-0067

Works to prevent sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBIs)
Defends the rights of people who use substances by injection and inhalation, as well as sex workers.
Provides sterile equipment

Méta d’Âme: 2250 Florian Street, Phone: 514-528-9000

Day centre
22 housing units that include individual support
Improves the living conditions of people who use opioids

Collective Kitchens

Cuisines collectives du Grand Plateau: 4095 Saint-André Street, Phone: 514-523-1752

Monastery Organizations

Centre de services social et communautaire du Monastère:4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Phone: 514-521-9191

Comité logement du Plateau Mont-Royal:4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Suite 328, Phone: 514-527-3495

Centre de lecture et d’écriture: 4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Phone: 514-844-9466

Offers reading and writing workshops for people with literacy difficulties

La Corporation de développement communautaire ACTION SOLIDARITÉ GRAND PLATEAU (CDC-ASGP): 4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Phone: 514-528-8656

Autisme Montréal: 4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Phone: 514-524-6114

L’Hirondelle: 4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Phone: 514-521-8816

Welcomes and supports new immigrants

Projet Changement: 4450 Saint-Hubert Street, Suite 130, Phone: 514-521-5145

Community centre for people over the age of 50 living in the Greater Plateau Mont-Royal area.