Quebec Resources
Here is a list of resources for homeless people in the province of Quebec. Inside, you will find links to food, shelter, and other information. Please suggest a link.
MONTREAL RESOURCES
Phone Numbers- Numéros de téléphone
Suicide Action Montreal..............514-723-4000
Drogue Aide et Référence- Drug Help..514-527-2626
Jeux Aide et référence- Gambling.....514-527-0140
Tel-Aide- All Problems...............514-935-1101
Troc(travailleurs de rue)............450-677-9021
Info-Santé, CLSC Longueil Ouest......450-651-9830
Gai Écoute- Gay Helpline.............514-521-1508
Centre Local Emploi-Employment.......450-677-5517
Carrefoure Jeunesse Emploi...........450-646-1030
S.O.S Violence conjugale.............514-363-9010
Info-ITS- ITS Info.................1-800-463-5656
Aide Juridique- Legal Help...........514-873-3562
Regie De Logement- Rental Board......514-873-3562
Hopital Charles-Lemoyne..............450-646-5000
Housing and defense of renters' rights
- Comité de logement Defense of renters' rights according to your district.
Comité de logement - Fonds d'habitation communautaire (FDHC) Officially founded in 1998, the Fonds d'habitation communautaire, brings together representatives of homelessness organizations in Montreal, and has been working on setting up a housing trust fund for over ten years.
Contact: (514) 866-9941 post 512 - Fédération des OSBL d'habitations de Montréal (FOHM) Social housing with community helps. 1650, rue Saint-Timothée, bureau 105 Montréal. Monday to Friday, 9h to 17h. (514) 527-6668
- Office municipale d'habitation de Montréal (OHM) Social housing for people with low income. 415, rue Saint-Antoine Ouest, Mtl. Monday to Friday, 9h to 17h. (514) 868-5588
Hébergements Longue durée adultes- Long-Term Adult Housing
ACSO 5947 Monk, Mtl H-F 18-29, 1 an max 50% révenu mensuel 514-768-4774
L'Antre-Temps 950 Rolland-Therrien, Long H-F 16-21 6 mois max 5$ jour 450-651-0125
L'Avenue 2587 Leclaire, Mtl H-F 18-30 6 mois max 150$ par mois 514-254-2244
L'Escalier 2295 Desjardins, Mtl H-F 18-30 1 an max 100-150$ par mois 514-252-9886
La CASA 1215 Ste-Foy, Longeuil H 18+ 6 mois max 6$ par jour 450-442-4777
Le Tournant 1775 Wolfe, Mtl H 18-29 6 mois max 7$ par jour 514-523-2157
Maison Tangete 1481 Desjardins, Mtl H-F 18-25 1 an max 5$ par jour 514-252-8771
Ressource St-Laurent 1410 Obrien, Mtl H-F 16-22 6 mois max 5-8$ par jour 514-747-1341
Services St-Denis 6791 St-Michel, Mtl H-F 15-20 3 mois max 5$ par jour 514-374-6673
Elderly
- Pas de la rue (55-79 ans) Drop-in, references, for men and women homeless or in becoming. 1223, rue Amherst Mtl. Monday to friday, 13h to 17h.
- La résidence J.A. de Séve (545 de la Gauchetiére est) provides shelter for men aged 50+ who have nowhere else to go.
Contact: (514) 843-3739
Dépannage de Nuit Pour Hommes- Shelters For Men
L'Abri de la Rive-Sud- 885 Ste-Héléne, Longeuil, 450-646-7809, 18+
L'Armée du Salut, 880 Guy, 514-932-2214, 18+
- Auberge du Coeur Le Tournant
A shelter for young men aged 18-29, provides a home for up to 6 months, 7$
a night. (514) 523-2157 http://www.aubergeletournant.org/ - The Old Brewery Mission provides shelter, food, clothes, and job assistance.
Contact: 866-6591
www.oldbrewerymission.ca - Refuge Des Jeunes De Montreal provides shelter for men between the ages of 18 and 24. Doors open at 6p.m.
Contact: (514) 849-4221
www.refugedesjeunes.org - La Maison Du Pere provides shelter (for 15 days per month), meals, and productive activities for males in crisis from 25 years and older.
Contact: (514) 845-0168
www.maisondupere.org - La résidence J.A. de Séve (545 de la Gauchetiére est) provides shelter for men aged 50+ who have nowhere else to go.
Contact: (514) 843-3739 - Les Auberges du coeur is regrouping hostels for young homeless people.
www.aubergesducoeur.com- Auberge Communautaire du Sud-Ouest
is a shelter for youth, men and women, between the ages of 18 and 29 who have faced problems such as poverty and social isolation.
Contact: (514) 768-4774
www.laubergecommunautaire.org - Service d'hébergement St-Denis provides shelter for homeless youth (15-20 years old, girls/boys)
Contact: (514) 374-6673
www.hebergementstdenis.com - S.O.S.F.A is a shelter for men between the ages of 18 and 29, with a maximum stay of 6 months. $7/day.
Contact: (514) 523-2157 - Habitation L'Escalier De Montreal provides shelter for men and women after an interview and references.
Contact: (514) 252-9886 - Maison Tangente provides housing for homeless youth (aged 18-25) in the area of Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.
Contact: (514) 252-8771 - En Marge 12-17 provides shelter and training programs for youth geared towards transitioning into independent living.
Contact: (514) 849-7117
- Auberge Communautaire du Sud-Ouest
- Centre Booth-Armee Du Salut provides shelter and food for men and women starting at 6 p.m.
Contact: 514-932-2214 - L'Appoint C.H. Louis H. Lafontaine provides shelter and crisis intervention for people suffering from mental illness.
www.hlhl.qc.ca/organisation/readaptation_coord_ressources_appoint.html
Contact: (514) 351-6661 - Le Bon Dieu Dans La Rue offers a day centre called 'Chez Pops,' an emergency shelter (Le Bunker), and a mobile unit which circulates at night in downtown Montreal. The focus is on service to youths and young adults (12 to 25 years), including a drop-in program, emergency housing, meals, clothes, mental health interventions, assistance for families, adult education, nursing, and socio-economic re-integration of clients.
Contact: (514) 526-7677 p.224
www.danslarue.org - Centre de Crise de l'Association Iris provides evaluation services, references and a possibility of short-term shelter after evaluation.
Contact: (514) 388-8988/ 9233
www.association-iris.qc.ca/cic/accueil.html - L'Avenue Inc. Residential programs are designed to support the socio-economic integration of youth in difficulty (18 to 30 years old). Initiatives include a shelter, shared apartments with community support, and independent apartments. A second focus of activity, stemming from the reintegration of youth to employment, deals with wider access to and use of information technology.
Contact: (514) 256-8743
www.lavenue.qc.ca - Coalition des organismes communautaires
québécois de lutte contre le sida website listing shelters for those who are HIV-positive with some of them for homeless.
http://www.cocqsida.com - Le P.A.S. de la rue provides shelter for homeless men and women aged 55+. The center is open Monday to Friday 1 pm to 5 pm.
Contact:(514) 526-1699
www.pasdelarue.org - L'Anonyme (mobile) Bus for young people from 12 to 30 years old. Assistance, references, psychological and social support, HIV prevention, syringes exchange, condoms distribution and food breakdown service. Flexible schedule from 16h (514) 236-6700
- Le Bon Dieu Dans La Rue
- La Roulotte (mobile) Bus for young from 12 to 25 years old. Assistance, references, psychological and social support, HIV prevention, condoms distribution and food breakdown service. Flexible schedule.(514) 526-7677
- Chez POPS Drop-in (day center) for young people from 12 to 25 years old. Alternate school, health care, references, diner meal. 1662 rue Ontario Est, Mtl. Monday to Thursday from 10h to 17h. (514) 526-POPS.
- Le Bunker Short-term housing for young people from 12 to 19 years old. 20 beds. confidential address (514) 524-0029
- En Marge 12-17 provides shelter and training programs for youth geared towards transitioning into independent living.
Contact: (514) 849-7117 - P.A.C.T. de rue For young people from 12 to 25 years old. Health care, psychological support, preventive actions in sexual health, drug-addiction, violence and syringes exchange. 6669, avenue Casgrain (514) 278-9181
- Le Roc Advise and references for young absconders and/or street youth. Food and clothes available. (514) 523-5288
- Centre pour les victimes d'agression sexuelle de Montréal Help line and medical care for women who are victims of sexual harassment. Language=french/english 24h/7 (514) 934-4504
- Tréve pour elles (CAPAS) Help line and medical care for women who are victims of sexual harassment. Language=french only. (514)251-0323
- Le Chainon Le Chainon proposes 4 different types of accommodation with varying lengths depending on the the needs and starts with the first step (Admission), two night stays, short term stays and transition to housing
Contact: (514) 845-0151
www.lechainon.org - Native Women's Shelter of Montreal provides services for First Nations & Inuit women and children who are homeless, in transition and/or survivors of conjugal violence.
Toll Free telephone: 1.866.403.4688
Mailing address:
PO Box 1183/CP 1183
Station "A"/succursale "A"
Montreal, Quebec H3C 2Y3
website: www.nwsm.info - Multi-femmes provides shelter for women and children who are victims of violence.
Contact: (514) 523-1095 - Les Maisons de l'Ancre Inc. provides short-term shelter for women in difficulties.
Contact: (514) 725-1534 - Maison Secours aux Femmes de Montréal provides shelter for women and their children who are victims of conjugal violence.
Contact: (514) 593-6353 24hr - Auberge Shalom Pour Femmes provides shelter for women and their children who are victims of conjugal violence.
Contact: (514) 731-0833 24hr - La Maison Marguerite de Montréal provides short-term shelter for women aged 18+
Contact: (514) 932-2250
www.maisonmarguerite.com - Maison Flora-Tristan provides shelter for immigrant women and their children, who are victims of conjugal violence.
Contact: (514) 939-3463 - Maison d'hébergement Anjou provides shelter for women and children who are victims of violence.
Contact: (514) 353-5908 - Maison Dalauze provides shelter and emotional support for abused women and their children.
Contact: (514) 640-4211 - Maison d'Accueil la Dauphinelle provides shelter for women and children who are victims of violence or in difficulty.
Contact: (514) 598-7779
www.ladauphinelle.org - Logifem provides shelter for women and their children who are victims of violence.
Contact: (514) 939-3172 - Auberge Madeleine is a shelter for women in distress.
Contact: (514) 597-1303
www.questzones.com/aub-madeleine - Passages provides shelter for girls and women (aged 18-30) who are runaways. Education, employment, and counselling services are available.
Contact: (514) 875-8119
http://www.maisonpassages.com/ - Assistance aux Femmes de Montréal is a shelter for abused women and their children.
Contact: (514) 270-8291 - L'Abri De L'Espoir / L'Armee Du Salut is a shelter for women aged 18+.
Contact: (514) 934-5615
www.armeedusalut.ca/programmes/femmes_fr.html#abri
Youth
Women
Help Line
Pour trouver un Auberge pour Violence Conjugale- To find a shelter for victims of conjugal Violence:
S.O.S Violence conjugale - 514-363-9010
Shelters
OBM Femme- 1301 De Maisonneuve E., 514-526-6446. 18+
Food
- Accueil Bonneau provides meals Monday to Friday 9:30a.m. to 11:30a.m. and a light meal from 2:00p.m. to 3:30p.m. Clothes are available Monday to Wednesday from 8:30a.m. to 11:30a.m. and 1:00p.m. to 2:30p.m.
Contact: (514) 845-3906
www.accueilbonneau.com - Chez Doris provides women with meals, medical and legal assistance Monday to Thursday from 8:30a.m. to 15:00 p.m., Friday 8:30a.m. to 1:30p.m., and Saturday and Sunday 8:30a.m. to 3:00p.m.
Contact: (514) 937-2341 - Mission Bon Accueil provides men and women with supper at 6:00p.m. You must arrive befre 6:00p.m.
Contact: (514) 935-6395
www.mbawhm.com - Mission Saint-Michel provides breakfast Monday to Friday from 8a.m. to 9a.m. and a light lunch (soup, bread, the) from 11:30a.m. to 12:30p.m. Clothes are available Monday, Wednsday, and Friday from 10:00a.m. to 11:00a.m.
Contact: (514) 844-8127 - La Maison Des Amis Du Plateau Mont-Royal provides food for all in need Monday to Saturday at 1:30p.m.
www.maisondesamis.org
Contact: (514) 527-1344 - Diners-Recontre Saint Louis De Gonzague provides youth between the ages of 18 and 30 with meals Monday to Friday from 11:30a.m. to 12:45p.m.
Contact: (514) 521-8619
www.diners-st-louis.org - La Maison Benoit-Labre provides food and clothes. Tuesday from 1:00p.m. to 2:00p.m., Wednesday and Thursday from 1:00p.m. to 2:00p.m. and 5:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 12:00p.m. to 2:00p.m.
www.benedictlabre.org
Contact: (514) 937-5973 - NDG Food Depot NDG residents only. Required documents are address proof and id card (ex: medical card). Homeless are welcome. Mondays 5-7 p.m. Wednesday and
Fridays 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Contact: 483-4680
www.depotndg.org - Mile-End Mission Clients must present themselves in the morning and then return in the afternoon for their basket. The required documents are a proof of address and welfare or cheque stub. There is no interview. Fridays only, 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.
Fridays only, 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.
Contact: 274-3401
www.montreal.anglican.org/parish/mile-end - Multi-Caf The Multi-Caf is in a community centre for Cote-des-Neiges residents only, and they serve free meals in the mornings. They also discourage more than monthly visits. The required documentation is a lease or proof of address. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Contact: 733-0554
www.cam.org/~multicf
Health
- CLSC Faubourg
Mon-Fri 8:30am-12:30pm without appointment and until 5pm
with an appointment at 1250 Sanguinet, but other locations vary. Also at
1705 de la Visitation and 2260 Parthenais, 514-527-2361 for all three
locations.
Drug Users
1250 Rue Sanguinet
Montréal, Québec
H2L 3Z3
T: 514.847.0067
F: 514.847.0038
Schedule: The permanent site is opened every night - Except December 25th and 31st
- Monday to Thursday: 8 pm to 4 am
- Friday: 8 pm to 6 am
- Saturday: 4 pm to 6 am
- Sunday: 4 pm to 4 am
cactusmontreal.org
Méta d’Âme
is a non-profit organization for methadone maintenance treatment (MMT) patients and former heroin addicts living in the Montreal area. It helps them to consolidate, develop, and in some cases, rebuild their relationships (with friends, family, neighbours, co-workers etc.).
Contact them at: 514) 528-9000
CRAN
is a non-governmental organization whose mandate is to provide medical and psychosocial clinical services to heroin addicts and other opiate-dependent individuals.
110 Prince Arthur West
Montreal (Québec)
H2X 1S7
Email: info@cran.qc.ca
Web Site: www.cran.qc.ca
Telephone: 514-527-6939
Fax: 514-527-0031
Miscellaneous
- G.E.I.P.S.I. Provides assistance for people who are drug addicted, HIV-positive, and homeless.
Contact: (514) 523-0979
www.membres.lycos.fr/geipsi2003/ - Maison des Amis du Plateau Provides a support group and recreational activities for transient individuals, and helps those with mental illness to re-enter the workforce.
Contact: (514) 527-1344
www.refugedesjeunes.org - RAPSIM (Réseau D'aide Aux Personnes Seules Et Itinérantes De Montrél) To defend the rights of homeless persons in Montreal. Activities include raising awareness of homelessness and related issues, information sharing, training, neighbourhood and issue-based actions, lobbying and research.
Contact: (514) 879-1949
www.rapsim.org - Centre de référence du Grand Montreal References (514) 527-1375
- Maison Emmanuel Refuge; refuge d'urgence mixte, 18-30 ans
234 Rue Marie de l'incarnation, Quebec
Contact: (418) 353-8217
QUEBEC CITY RESOURCES
Shelters
Contact: (418) 694-9316
www.lauberiviere.org
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RESSOURCES D’HÉBERGEMENT A QUEBEC:
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Accroche-toît
190, rue St-Joseph-Est
Québec
G1k 3A7
649-0100
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Familles avec enfants
Ø Itinérance
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Contribution financière selon les revenus (hébergement-dépannage)
Ø Hébergement-dépannage (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Hébergement associé à une banque informatisée de ressources
Ø Chambres (gîte et couvert) ou logements
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Appartements Marc-Simon
279, Chemin Ste-Foy
Québec
G1R 1T5
649-1720
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Atteints du VIH-SIDA
Ø En perte d’autonomie/convalescence/répit
Ø 480 $/mois
Ø 240 $/mois si la personne a déjà un autre logement à payer
Ø Hébergement à court et à moyen terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 5 chambres privées
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Assistance pour AVQ et budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Buanderie et blanchissage
Ø Meublé
Ø Fumoir
Ø Services infirmiers et psychosociaux
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L’Arche l’Étoile
617, Christophe-Colomb Ouest
Québec
G1N 2K5
527-8839
Ø Adultes et enfants
Ø Déficience intellectuelle
Ø Contribution financière selon la pension d'invalidité
Ø Foyers communautaires (milieu de vie)
Ø Hébergement à long terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 3 foyers pour adultes (15 chambres privées)
Ø 1 foyer pour enfants (5 chambres privées)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Blanchissage
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Meublé
Ø Adapté pour les fauteuils roulants
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Armée du salut/ Maison Charlotte
14, Côte du Palais
Québec
G1R 4H8
692-3956
Hommes adultes
Ø Chambre privée : 300 $/mois
Ø Chambre double: 200 $/mois
Ø Chambre double adaptée*: 300$/mois *adaptée : pour personnes en fauteuil roulant
Ø Chambre privée adaptée : 400$/mois
Ø Dortoir : 7 $/nuit, 45$/ semaine, 180 $/mois
Service de cafétéria :
Ø Carte déjeuner pour le mois : 45$
Ø Carte dîner+ souper pour le mois : 120$
Ø Carte déjeuner+ souper pour le mois : 100 $/mois
Ø Carte de 21 repas : 52$
Ø Carte pension extérieure :185$
Ø Hébergement à court, moyen et à long terme
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø 2 fumoirs
Ø Activités de loisirs
Ø Intervention individuelle
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L’Athénée
160, rue Carillon
Québec
G1K 5A2
525-8841
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Diagnostic de maladie mentale sévère
Ø Entre 260 $ et 300 $/mois
Ø Programme de réadaptation psychosociale en résidence
Ø Soutien au logement après séjour en résidence
Ø Soutien à l’insertion sociale
Ø 9 studios équipés (meublé)
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Possibilité de fumer
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Les Augustines
2285, Chemin St-Louis
Sillery
G1T 1R5
681-4651
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Couples
Ø Repos ou ressourcement
Ø 20 $/nuit
Ø Déjeuner : 5 $
Ø Dîner ou souper : 8,35 $
Ø Hébergement de 2 ou 3 jours
Ø Couvre-feu à 23h
Ø Chambres privées avec lavabo (50 chambres avec lit simple et 3 chambres avec lit double)
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
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Centre d’amitié autochtone de Québec
234, rue Louis-IX
Québec
G2B 1L4
843-5818
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Autochtones
Ø Hébergement-dépannage
Ø Hébergement associé à une banque de ressources
Ø Comptoir alimentaire et vestimentaire
Ø Garderie
Ø Intervenants sociaux
Ø Formation pour réinsertion sociale en restauration
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Centre de crise de Québec
1305, Chemin Ste-Foy
Suite 206
Québec
G1S 4N5
261-6594 (hébergement)
687-2747 (admission)
688-4240 (crise)
Volet « Intervention de crise »
Ø Personnes âgées de 14 ans et plus
Ø En état de crise situationnelle ou d’adaptation
Ø En état de crise prépsychotique
Ø Gratuit
Volet « Hébergement temporaire »
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Carence affective, dépression, sans réseau naturel, risque élevé de désorganisation et de perte d’autonomie fonctionnelle
Ø Gratuit
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 semaine)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 13 chambres privées situées dans 3 lieux différents
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Fumoir
Ø Adapté pour les fauteuils roulants
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 9 lits (1 chambre privée et 4 chambres semi-privées)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Possibilité de fumer
Ø Intervention individuelle
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Centre de croissance Renaissance
1620, rue de l’Éclair
Val-Bélair
G3K 1P6
843-5877
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Qui ne sont pas en situation de crise et
qui n’ont pas de problèmes de
toxicomanie
Ø 9 $/jour
Ø Hébergement transitoire (10 jours) ou de réadaptation (12
semaines)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 9 lits (8 chambres privées et 1 chambre semi-privée)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie
Ø Fumoir
Ø Intervention individuelle
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Centre Jacques-Cartier
20, Boulevard Charest Est
Québec
G1K 3G2
523-6021
Ø Hommes et femmes
Ø Jeunes adultes de 16 à 30 ans
Ø Avec ou sans enfants
Ø 25 % du revenu
Ø 27 unités de logement (chambres, studios, 3 ½, 4 ½ )
Ø Bail d’un an
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Centre de réadaptation La Maisonnée
855, Boulevard Louis-XIV
Québec
G1H 1A6
628-0662
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Diagnostic de maladie mentale sévère
Ø Foyer de groupe
Ø Hébergement de 9 à 12 mois
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 11 lits (2 à 3 lits/chambre)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Adapté pour les fauteuils roulants
Ø Ateliers thérapeutiques
Ø Intervention individuelle
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Cité Joie Vacances
28, Chemin Des Cascades
Lac-Beauport
G0A 2C0
849-7183
Ø Hommes, femmes et enfants
Ø Handicap physique ou intellectuel
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Personnes âgées
Ø Hébergement à court terme (maximum 16 jours)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 175 lits (3 ou 4 lits/chambre)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Buanderie et blanchissage
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Animation
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Expansion-Femmes de Québec
4785, 5ème avenue Est
Charlesbourg
G1H 3R7
623-3801
Ø Femmes adultes
Ø Avec ou sans enfants
Ø Judiciarisées
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 2 lits/chambre
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Adapté pour les fauteuils roulants
Ø Suivi psychosocial individuel et de groupe
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Foyer de la Réussite
722, 1ère avenue
Québec
G1L 3K7
529-0772
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Santé mentale
Ø 560 $ à 625 $ et plus par mois
Ø Hébergement à moyen et à long terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 31 lits (chambres privées)
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Assistance pour AVQ et budget
Ø Blanchissage
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Adapté pour les fauteuils roulants
Ø Possibilité de fumer
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Handi A
Auberge des Sourds
4155, 4ème avenue Ouest
Charlesbourg
G1H 7A6
624-4752
524-8734
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Sourds
Ø Avec handicap associé (intellectuel,
physique ou trouble de comportement)
Ø Environ 600 $/mois
Ø Déterminé par la Régie
Ø Hébergement à court, moyen et à long terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 8 chambres privées
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Assistance pour AVQ et budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
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Lauberivière
401, rue St-Paul
C.P. 1393
Québec
G1K 7G7
694-9316
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Itinérants
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Jeu excessif, alcoolisme, toxicomanie, etc.
Ø 1,50 $/nuit
Ø 0,50 $/souper
Ø 45 $/mois (déjeuner, dîner et souper)
Ø 5 $/jour
Hébergement pour hommes
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Couvre-feu à 8h45
Ø 39 lits (chambres privées, semi-privées ou dortoirs)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Fumoir
Ø Intervention individuelle
Hébergement pour femmes
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø Couvre-feu à 23h
Ø 12 lits (chambres privées, semi-privées ou dortoirs)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Possibilité de fumer
Ø Intervention individuelle
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Maison du Bon Pasteur
831, Sir Adolphe-Routhier
Québec
G1S 3P2
687-9108
Ø Femmes adultes
Ø Aucune problématique
Ø Repos ou ressourcement
Ø 15 $/jour
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 5 chambres privées
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
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Maison Charlotte Booth
14, Côte du Palais
Québec
692-3956
Ø Femmes adultes
Ø Sans enfants
Ø Multiproblématique
Ø Chambre privée: 450 $/mois
Ø Chambre semi-privée : 385 $/mois
Ø Hébergement à court, moyen et à long terme (minimum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø Couvre-feu à 23 h en semaine, minuit la fin de semaine
Ø 8 lits
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Fumoir
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Maison du cœur pour femmes
C.P 34094
Québec
G1G 6P2
841-0011
Ø Femmes adultes vivant de la violence conjugale ou familiale
Ø Avec ou sans enfants
Ø Gratuit
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 6 chambres privées
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Literie
Ø Système de sécurité
Ø Intervention individuelle ou de groupe
Ø Possibilité de rencontrer un intervenant en consultation externe, sans hébergement
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Maison Dion
181, 7ème rue
Québec
G1L 2D3
525-1142
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Déficience intellectuelle
Ø 625 $/mois
Ø Hébergement à moyen et à long terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 26 chambres privées avec câble
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Meublé
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Possibilité de fumer
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Maison des Femmes de Québec
C.P. 48023
Québec
G1R 5R5
522-0042
Ø Femmes adultes victimes de violence conjugale
Ø Avec ou sans enfants
Ø Gratuit
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 6 semaines)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 12 lits (2 ou 3 lits/chambre)
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Fumoir
Ø Système de sécurité
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
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Maison d’hébergement pour femmes immigrantes de Québec
C.P 9846
Ste-Foy
G1V 4C3
652-9761
Ø Femmes adultes et enfants immigrants
Ø Québécoises adultes victimes de violence conjugale
Ø Gratuit
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 12 lits (6 chambres semi-privées)
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Système de sécurité
Ø Fumoir
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
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Maison Kinsmen- Marie-Rollet
C.P. 20004
Succursale Belvédère
Québec
G1S 4Z2
688-9024
Ø Femmes adultes violentées et en difficulté
Ø Avec ou sans enfant
Ø 3 $/jour par famille
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 22 lits (10 chambres)
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Adapté pour les fauteuils roulants
Ø Système de sécurité
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
Ø Suivi post-hébergement en individuel
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Maison Hélène Lacroix
809, avenue Paradis
Ste-Foy
G1V 2T3
527-4682
Ø Femmes adultes victimes de violence ou en difficulté
Ø Toxicomanie
Ø Situation de conflit familial
Ø Sans enfants
Ø Contribution volontaire pouvant aller jusqu’à 7 $/jour
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 3 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 9 lits (2 ou 3 lits/chambre)
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
Ø Activités sportives et socioculturelles
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Maison Marie-Frédéric
990 rue St-Valier-Ouest
Québec
G1N 3W2
688-9990
149, rue Gamelin
Québec
688-1582
Ø Jeunes adultes de 18 à 30 ans
Ø Hommes et femmes
Ø Toxicomanies
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Libération conditionnelle
Ø 350 $/mois
Ø Hébergement de 4 à 6 mois
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 9 chambres privées sur la rue St-Valier (ateliers sur la connaissance de soi)
Ø 6 chambres sur la rue Gamelin (milieu de vie)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Meublé
Ø Intervention individuelle
Ø Activités de groupe
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Maison Mère-Mallet
245, rue des Sœurs de la Charité
Québec
G1R 1H8
692-1762
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Couples
Ø En attente de traitement ou en traitement à l’HDQ
Ø Contribution volontaire
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 3 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 20 chambres semi-privées
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
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Maison Michel Sarrazin
2101, Chemin St-Louis
Sillery
G1T 1P5
688-0878
Ø Personnes atteintes de cancer en phase palliative et en phase terminale
Ø Proches
Ø Gratuit
Ø Milieu de vie
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 15 chambres privées
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Blanchissage
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance AVQ
Ø Sonnettes d’alarme
Ø Personnel médical
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Maison Pinchaud
1415, avenue St-Pascal
Québec
G1J 4R1
661-0203
Ø Hommes adultes
Ø Judiciarisés
Ø 22% du revenu à concurrence de 60$ par semaine
Ø Hébergement à court, moyen et à long terme
Ø 28 lits (24 chambres privées et 2 chambres semi-privées)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
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Maison Revivre
261, St-Vallier Ouest
Québec
G1K 1K4
523-4343
Ø Hommes adultes
Ø Excepté santé mentale, mais seulement si les personnes sont non médicamentées
Ø Gratuit
Ø Hébergement-dépannage court et moyen terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 30 lits (dortoirs)
Ø Blanchissage
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Fumoir
Ø Soupe populaire pour hommes et femmes de 18 ans et plus
Ø Service d’aide alimentaire pour familles avec enfants mineurs
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Mères et Monde
727, 8e avenue
Québec
G1J 3M3
522-5139
Ø Jeunes mères monoparentales
Ø 16 à 30 ans
Ø Projet de vie
Ø Habitant seules
Ø 25 % du revenu
Ø 23 unités de logements subventionnés (4 ½ et 5 ½ )
Ø Jardin d’enfants
Ø Cour extérieure
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P.E.C.H
169, rue St-Luc
Québec
G1N 2R5
524-4757
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Santé mentale
Ø À la suite d’une hospitalisation (sur référence)
Ø Gratuit
Ø Hébergement temporaire (maximum 1 mois)
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 9 lits (1 chambre privée et 4 chambres semi-privées)
Ø 1 lit de crise
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Assistance pour le budget
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Fumoir
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Résidence La Colombière
4920, Pierre-Georges Roy
St-Augustin-de-Desmaures
G3A 1V1
874-0222
Ø Jeunes femmes adultes enceintes et/ou avec de jeunes enfants
Ø Santé mentale
Ø Toxicomanie
Ø 600 $/mois
Ø Hébergement à moyen et à long terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 20 lits (chambres privées et semi-privées)
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Intervenants 24 heures
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Intervention individuelle et de groupe
Ø Programme de scolarisation et d’apprentissage des compétences parentales
Ø Programme d’enseignement niveau secondaire et post-secondaire
Ø Programme d’intégration sociale
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Résidence Giguère
2781, Chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois
Québec
G1V 1X3
658-7248
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Aucune problématique
Ø 580 $/mois
Ø Hébergement à moyen et à long terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 9 chambres privées avec lavabo, réfrigérateur et câble
Ø Blanchissage
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Possibilité de fumer
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Résidences Mme Thériault
1255, de Vitrée
Québec
G1J 3Z4
523-0453
1670, de la Capricieuse
Québec
G1J 3W3
529-2014
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Santé mentale
Ø 525 à 600$ par mois, selon l’autonomie de la personne
Ø Hébergement à moyen et long terme
Ø Gestion de la médication
Ø Assistance pour AVQ et budget
Ø Entretien ménager
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Meublé
Ø Possibilité de fumer
Logements supervisés (4 ½ )
6 chambres privées à
Ø Gîte et couvert à la résidence située sur la rue de la c Capricieuse
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Sœurs Dominicaines de la liberté
1045, René-Lévesque Ouest
Sillery
G1S 1V3
681-3561
Ø Hommes et femmes adultes
Ø Repos ou convalescence (nombre limité)
Ø Suite à une opération
Ø Minimum de 80 et 90 $ par jour
Ø Hébergement à court terme
Ø Gîte et couvert
Ø 1 chambre privée
Ø Gestion des médicaments
Ø Literie et lingerie de toilette
Ø Soins infirmiers
Ø Assistance pour AVQ
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YWCA
855, avenue Holland
Québec
G1S 3S5
683-2155
Ø Femmes adultes
Ø Sobre depuis 3 mois
Ø Avec ou sans enfants (garçons de moins
de 12 ans)
Ø 30 % du revenu pour la résidence
Ø Gratuit pour le dépannage
Ø 318 $/mois pour la Grande Marelle
Ø Cuisine collective pour la clientèle interne
Ø Meublé
Ø Ateliers pour la clientèle interne
Résidence
Hébergement-dépannage (maximum 1 mois)
Ø 4 chambres privées
La grande Marelle
Ø Hébergement de 3 à 18 mois
Ø 15 chambres privées avec lavabo
Il y a le projet CatWoman Mauricie à Trois-Rivières. Nous faisons partie de l'organisme Sidaction Trois-Rivières.
Nous sommes situées au 719 rue Champflour à Trois-Rivières.
819) 374-5740
Site internet : http://www.sidaction-troisrivieres.ca/?section=catwoman
Services offets :
Échange et récupération de seringues et matériel d'injection,
projet CatWoman ( prévention des ITSS et VIH auprès des travailleuses du sexe, favoriser leur travail en santé et sécurité)
Écoute et relation d'aide,
prévention ITSS/VIH par des ateliers d'informations dans les milieux,
Accompagnements divers ( palais de justice, médecins etc.)
Atelier d'art pour les PVVIH
Cliniques de vaccination
Centre de documentation
Et plus encore!!
À toutes les membres de Cat Woman Mauricie,
Bienvenue à HomelessNation.org !
Nous sommes fiers de vous inclure dans le site et dès la semaine prochaine vous aurez votre place dans la liste des ressources du Québec.
Merci de contribuer au projet. J'espère que vous saurez le faire connaître à vos membres. La parole des travailleuses du sexe est importante à inclure et nous souhaitons qu'avec votre participation, nous allons commencer à ouvrir le dialogue par rapport aux diverses réalités du travail du sexe et ainsi amener un changement quant aux perceptions du publique et de nos élus. Car c'est en prenant la parole que nous pourrons faire respecter nos droits!
Alors encore merci, et à bientôt!
Anya Bird
Travailleuse de milieu,
homelessnation.mtl@gmail.com
Nice work by you providing list of resources for homeless people,so that they can be helped.Each and everyone shold contribute something which they can afford to these people
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(Sauf la première semaine du mois)
Les lundis, mercredi et jeudi: porter nourriture et breuvage devant l’église Jacques-Cartier, sur la rue Caron de 19h à 21h00; et le dernier dimanche de chaque mois; même durant les vacances; ET LES MOIS LES PLUS FROIDS QU'IL PLEUVE QU IL VENTE OU NEIGE ET MÊME PAR -40 DEGRÉS
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Merci beaucoup ! Thank you all !
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I have a bunch of resources for everyone for the Montreal area, there re LOTS of CO-OP's available which I will post VERY soon for everyone!
Happy St-Patrick
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Montréal métropolitain – FÉCHIMM
Fédération des coopératives d'habitation intermunicipale du Montréal métropolitain – FÉCHIMM
3155, rue Hochelaga
Bureau 202
Montréal, QC H1W 1G4
http://www.cooperativehabitation.coop/
Téléphone : (514) 843-6929
Télécopieur : (514) 843-5241
Courriel : info@fechimm.coop
Qu'est-ce que la FÉCHIMM?
La FÉCHIMM a été fondée en 1983 en vue de desservir et de représenter les coopératives d'habitation de l'île de Montréal. Elle compte près de 300 membres.
Comment fonctionne la FÉCHIMM?
La FÉCHIMM est régie par un conseil d'administration de neuf membres. La fédération emploie 11 membres du personnel à temps plein et à temps partiel.
Services de la FÉCHIMM
conseils donnés par téléphone
conseils juridiques
services financiers, d'assurance, de planification, d'administration et d'autres services
un fonds d'investissement au moyen de comptes de placements liquides et un fonds d'investissement et de développement.
Un programme offrant une vaste gamme d'ateliers sur la vie en coopérative et sur la gestion des coopératives est présenté par des formateurs qualifiés. La FÉCHIMM, en partenariat avec la CQCH, participe à l'administration des conventions d'exploitation de certaines coopératives d'habitation avec la Société d'habitation du Québec.
La FÉCHIMM participe activement aux activités de lobbying organisées à l'échelle nationale par la FHCC, ainsi qu'à celles organisées au Québec par la CQCH. Un membre du personnel représente l'association au sein du Comité des fédérations de la FHCC.
Pour plus de précisions, consultez le site Internet de la FÉCHIMM à
www.cooperativehabitation.coop
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Run by the community for the community, Montreal food cooperatives or co-ops -- better known as "groupes d'achat" or "achat collectif" in Quebec -- allow members to spend less on higher quality produce by pooling their money together to buy groceries in bulk directly from local farmers, wholesalers and/or producers. Savings range from significant to dramatic and the produce is often organic. This video inside a food co-op gives a feel of what to expect.
Co-op Time Investment: Low to High
The time investment varies depending on the group or co-op and level of service. While some may be fairly small and informal, maybe charging a small membership fee to cover transportation and administration costs, others may require members to work -- from a couple of hours a month to weekly shifts if the food is also prepped and cooked (e.g., transportation, coordination, packing, cooking, cleaning).
How to Find Food Co-ops in Montreal
The organizations listed below are either co-ops or resources that can help locate a Montreal food co-op or "groupes d'achats" in your neighborhood.
Groupe Ressource du Plateau Mont-Royal
A community service organization operating on the Plateau with links to many groupes d'achats or food co-ops in Montreal. A member of the Collectif des Groupes d'Achats du Québec.
Neighborhood(s): Plateau Mont-Royal but can direct you to groups in other neighborhoods
Address: 4245 Laval, between Rachel and Marie-Anne East; Mont-Royal Metro
INFO: (514) 527-1616
In French.
EcollegeY Organic Food Service
Offering a wide selection of locally grown and/or produced foods, including vegetables and fruits in season, grains, fish and meat, EcollegeY doesn't require any volunteering or membership fee, just a $10 deposit for the delivery bin provided with the first order. Prices are not exactly a steal, but if budgeted well with meals planned ahead, the cost ends up comparable to buying non-organic non-local produce at supermarket chains and it's delivered to your front door.
Neighborhood(s): Most of the Greater Montreal Area
Address: 4627 Wilson, corner of Somerled; Villa-Maria Metro
INFO: (514) 486-2247
Montreal Urban Community Sustainment Dining Co-op
Offering a meal service/collective kitchen/food coop in one, members pay a sliding scale monthly fee depending on the meal plan and agree to work weekly cooking and cleaning shifts (full meal service requires four cooking and cleaning shifts a week whereas a meal a week requires only a couple of hours a month). Dishes are vegan and very affordable.
Neighborhood(s): Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)
Address: 2000 Northcliff, #218; Vendôme Metro
INFO: (514) 312-7074
Co-op La Maison Verte
One of Canada's largest cooperative ecological stores and a sure bet to find insider information on local "groupes d'achat" and grocery co-ops, La Maison Verte also sets up a mini-farmer's market in front of their store selling fresh organic produce, goat cheese and cut flowers every Thursday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. and is actively involved in community-supported agriculture.
Neighborhood(s): Notre-Dame-de-Grâce but may be aware of groups outside NDG
Address: 5785 Sherbrooke, corner Melrose; Vendôme Metro
INFO: (514) 489-8000
Aliments d'Ici
A member of GRIP-UQAM, Aliments d'Ici is a research committee devoted to finding affordable locavore solutions and are well-connected with the food co-op scene in Montreal.
Neighborhood(s): Verdun but connected to groups in other neighborhoods too
Address: 3328 De Rushbrooke, between Henri-Duhamel and Lasalle; Lasalle Metro
INFO: (514) 762-0330
In French.
GRIP-UQAM
Deeply implicated in issues of food security, affordable produce and locavore lifestyles, this social and environmental research group from l'Université du Québec à Montréal is a great resource to help you locate groupe d'achats or food co-ops in your neighborhood.
Neighborhood(s): Downtown but are linked to groupes d'achat across Montreal
Address: 320 Ste. Catherine East, Pavillon J.-A. DeSève, 3ird floor, DS-3159; Berri-UQAM Metro
INFO: (514) 987-3000 #4077
In French.
Organic Campus
Open to McGill students and the public at large, this food co-op is straightforward, affordable and convenient. Produce is limited to vegetables, fruit and some baked goods but it's almost always locally grown, organic, seasonal and you get a massive bang for your buck at only $15 a basket for two and $25 to feed an entire family's fruit and veggie needs for a week! Nearly identical to community-supported agriculture, the only difference from a consumer standpoint is instead of paying a few hundred dollars to cover the costs of two seasons worth of baskets, you only need to pay Organic Campus a week ahead and you are not obliged to commit yourself to a basket every week. And ... it's available year-round!
Neighborhood(s): Downtown, but open to all residents in the Greater Montreal Area
Address: Shatner University Center Building, 2nd floor, 3480 McTavish Street, above Sherbrooke; Peel Metro.
INFO: organiccampus@gmail.com
Le Frigo Vert
The equivalent of community-supported agriculture, Le Frigo Vert, in addition to providing vegetable and fruit baskets, also sells dried goods and other food products.
Neighborhood(s): Downtown, but open to all residents in the Greater Montreal Area
Address: 2130 Mackay, corner of de Maisonneuve; Guy Metro.
INFO: (514) 848-7586
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Mercier—Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Name of housing project : MAISON DES AÎNÉS HOCHELAGA-MAISONNEUVE
2004-11
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
Studio : 2
3 ½ rooms : 29
4 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 32
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Remodeling and Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-598-9999
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5086
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LES OASIS DE MONTREAL
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 2
4 ½ rooms : 3
5 ½ rooms : 3
6 ½ rooms : 4
Total : 12
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Winter 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5095
Name of housing project : CARREFOUR FAMILIAL HOCHELAGA (MAISON OXYGÈNE)
2004-11
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
Bedrooms : 5
Total : 5
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Remodeling
Occupé depuis : Summer 2003
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5101
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. FLEUR DE LYS DE MERCIER
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
4 ½ rooms : 24
Total : 24
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Purchase/renovation
Occupé depuis : Fall 2002
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5110
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. MAIN DANS LA MAIN HOCHELAGA/MAISONNEUVE
2005-06
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 4
4 ½ rooms : 9
5 ½ rooms : 7
6 ½ rooms : 3
7 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 24
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Spring 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5120
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LE P’TIT TRAIN DE VIAUVILLE
2005-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 35
4 ½ rooms : 24
5 ½ rooms : 30
6 ½ rooms : 8
Total : 97
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Summer 2004
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5132
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. JOLIE FONTAINE D’HOCHELAGA
2006-07
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 3
4 ½ rooms : 25
5 ½ rooms : 37
6 ½ rooms : 3
7 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 71
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Winter 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5155
Name of housing project : L’AVENUE, Apartments COMMUNAUTAIRES
2006-04
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 11
4 ½ rooms : 2
6 ½ rooms : 4
Total : 17
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Spring 2006
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5167
Name of housing project : MAISON L’ÉCHELON
2006-04
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
Studio : 24
Total : 24
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Winter 2005
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5168
Name of housing project : CARREFOUR D’ALIMENTATION ET DE PARTAGE ST-BARNABÉ
2005-04
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
Studio : 7
3 ½ rooms : 4
Total : 11
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Remodeling
Occupé depuis : Fall 2005
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5184
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. HERMANDAD
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
4 ½ rooms : 35
5 ½ rooms : 22
6 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 60
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Fall 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514 933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5194
Name of housing project : LES TOITS DE MERCIER (VOLET 1)
2008-05
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 30
Total : 30
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5195
Name of housing project : LES TOITS DE MERCIER (VOLET 2)
2008-05
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 83
4 ½ rooms : 13
Total : 96
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5196
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS ADAM-MOREAU
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 12
4 ½ rooms : 14
5 ½ rooms : 7
6 ½ rooms : 9
Total : 42
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Spring 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-872-6442
Technical resources : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6003
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS DE LA SHAPEM
2005-09
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 14
4 ½ rooms : 15
5 ½ rooms : 11
Total : 40
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupé depuis : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS NOUVELLES AVENUES – PHASE II
2004-11
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 45
4 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 46
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2003
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-376-9141
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5029
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS NOUVELLES AVENUES – PHASE III
2004-11
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 41
Total: 41
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2004
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-376-9141
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5078
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. PRIMA VERA DE LA PETITE-PATRIE
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 8
5 ½ rooms: 4
6 ½ rooms: 4
Total: 16
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2004
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5088
Name of housing project: MAISON SAINT-ÉTIENNE
2005-09
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 47
4 ½ rooms: 3
Total: 50
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2004
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-279-9292
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5089
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. SANS FRONTIÈRES DE ROSEMONT
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 8
5 ½ rooms: 20
6 ½ rooms: 12
7 ½ rooms: 4
Total: 44
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2004
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5100
Name of housing project: SERVICE D’INTÉGRATION À LA COLLECTIVITÉ
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 1
4 ½ rooms: 9
Total: 10
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2004
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5103
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS LA TRAVERSÉE
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Bedrooms: 17
Total: 17
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation
Occupied since: Fall 2002
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACQ-5129
Name of housing project: INTER-VAL 1175
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Bedroom: 12
Total: 12
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Spring 2005
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5183
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS COMMUNAUTAIRES LOGGIA – PHASE II
2008-07
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 12
5 ½ rooms: 31
6 ½ rooms: 9
Total: 52
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
LAQ-6010
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE SAINT-EUGÈNE
2007-08
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
Bedrooms: 3
Studio: 147
3 ½ rooms: 13
Total: 163
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2007
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-376-7373
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6012
Name of housing project: CARREFOUR HÔC-MÔN (CENTRE DES AÎNÉS DE L’ASIE DU SUD-EST)
2008-07
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
studio: 20
3 ½ rooms: 98
Total: 118
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2007
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-908-5444
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
LAQ-6033
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE PIERO-CORTI
2008-07
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
Studio: 11
3 ½ rooms: 82
4 ½ rooms: 4
Total: 97
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2007
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-277-9141
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6057
Rivière-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. SAMAKHI
2008-10
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 5
4 ½ rooms: 15
5 ½ rooms: 19
Total: 39
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2003
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-341-1057
Technical resources: R.O.M.E.L.
ACL-5127
Name of housing project: JARDINS D’EUGÉNIE
2005-05
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 2
4 ½ rooms: 30
5 ½ rooms: 20
6 ½ rooms: 23
Total: 75
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2003
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-341-1057
Technical resources: R.O.M.E.L.
ACL-5147
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LE TRIOLET
2005-05
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 11
4 ½ rooms: 6
5 ½ rooms: 11
Total: 28
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2004
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-270-8488
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5160
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS LES DEUX ÂGES
2008-06
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 55
4 ½ rooms: 22
Total: 77
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-270-8488
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5166
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS JOSEPH-JANOT
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 16
5 ½ rooms: 24
Total: 40
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2004
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-872-6442
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6006
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE LIONEL-BOURDON
2008-10
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
Studio: 3
3 ½ rooms: 86
4 ½ rooms: 14
Total: 103
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-648-9505
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6050
Name of housing project: HABITATIONS JULES-LAMOTHE
2008-06
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 7
4 ½ rooms: 4
5 ½ rooms: 5
Total: 16
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-872-6442
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6059
Ahuntsic-Cartierville
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. L’ILE DE LA VISITATION
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
studios : 2
3 ½ rooms: 19
4 ½ rooms: 19
5 ½ rooms: 5
6 ½ pièce : 1
Total : 46
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation
Occupied since: Fall 2003
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5117
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. DE LA SOLIDARITÉ CARTIERVILLE
2005-06
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 1
5 ½ rooms: 7
6 ½ rooms: 7
Total : 15
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Occupied since: Spring 2004
For more information on this project: tel. : 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5137
Name of housing project: FONDS DEDIE A L’HABITATION COMMUNAUTAIRE
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 22
Total : 22
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Occupied since: Winter 2004
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5148
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LES MIMOSAS
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 9
4 ½ rooms: 13
5 ½ rooms: 12
Total : 34
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Occupied since: Summer 2004
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-341-1057
Technical resources: R.O.M.E.L.
ACL-5150
Name of housing project: MAISON L’ÉCLAIRCIE DE MONTRÉAL — OBNL
2006-04
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
studios : 16
3 ½ rooms: 6
Total : 22
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Date d’occupation : Fall 2006
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5188
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. DE LA PAIX
2006-04
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 9
4 ½ rooms: 7
5 ½ rooms: 4
6 ½ rooms: 4
Total : 24
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Date d’occupation : Fall 2006
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5197
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE ROSALIE-CADRON
2006-04
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
studios : 11
3 ½ rooms: 121
4 ½ pièce : 1
Total : 133
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Occupied since: Summer 2005
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-956-7422
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6038
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Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. HAVRE DE PAIX
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 3
4 ½ rooms: 7
5 ½ rooms: 7
Total : 17
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation
Occupied since: Winter 2003
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5096
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LE CHÂTEAU PLAMONDON
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 2
4 ½ rooms: 8
5 ½ rooms: 4
6 ½ rooms: 4
Total : 18
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation
Occupied since: Winter 2003
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5107
Name of housing project: CHEMIN DE LA CÔTE
2006-04
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
studios : 4
3 ½ rooms: 38
4 ½ rooms: 4
6 ½ rooms: 12
Total : 46
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-739-9670
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5157
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. BENNY FARM
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 12
5 ½ rooms: 9
6 ½ rooms: 3
Total : 24
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Winter 2005
For more information on this project: Groupe CDH,
Tel: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5175
Name of housing project: PROJET CHANCE – PHASE II
2007-08
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 15
5 ½ rooms: 8
Total : 23
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Winter 2005
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5176
Name of housing project: MAISONS TRANSITIONNELLES 03
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 14
5 ½ rooms: 15
Total : 29
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Date d’occupation : Winter 2006
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5177
Name of housing project: Zone d’opportunité ZOO
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 12
5 ½ rooms: 22
6 ½ rooms: 12
Total : 46
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation and construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
LAQ-6032
Name of housing project: CHEZ SOI NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRÂCE
2007-08
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
studios : 10
3 ½ rooms: 72
4 ½ rooms: 9
Total : 91
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
LAQ-6048
Côte-Saint-Luc
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCE B’NAI BRITH — OBNL
2006-04
Clients : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 85
4 ½ rooms : 10
Total : 95
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Date of occupancy : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : tel. : 514-733-5377 / 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5164
Dollard Des-Ormeaux
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCE DES SOURCES
2008-11
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
Studio : 11
3 ½ rooms : 114
4 ½ rooms : 6
Total : 131
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : Tel.: 514-683-2323
Technical resources : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
Project brochure (in French) [236,2 ko - 4 pages]
Lachine
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. L’ENVOL DE LACHINE
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 2
4 ½ rooms : 6
5 ½ rooms : 8
Total : 16
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-270-8488
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5134
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. CHÂTEAU DES ÉRABLES
2005-09
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 4
4 ½ rooms : 10
5 ½ rooms : 4
6 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 19
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Spring 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-341-1057
Technical resources : R.O.M.E.L.
ACL-5152
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS NORMAND-BERGERON (GROUPE D'ENTRAIDE DE LACHINE)
2006-04
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 24
Total : 24
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5180
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. SAINT-PIERRE-AUX-LIENS
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 5
4 ½ rooms : 11
5 ½ rooms : 19
6 ½ rooms : 9
Total : 44
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Summer 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-849-7800
Technical resources : Groupe CDH
ACL-5208
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCE JEAN-PLACIDE-DESROSIERS
2007-07
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
Studio : 2
3 ½ rooms : 80
4 ½ room : 1
Total : 83
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-363-5353
Technical resources : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6017
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LE JARDIN D’ÉDEN
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
4 ½ rooms : 9
5 ½ rooms : 46
6 ½ room : 6
Total : 61
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-341-1057
Technical resources : R.O.M.E.L.
LAQ-6023
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LOUISIANE
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 6
4 ½ rooms : 6
5 ½ rooms : 9
6 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 24
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-270-8488
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal
LAQ-6029
Name of housing project : LES BRISES DE LACHINE — OBNL
2005-09
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 140
4 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 141
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Summer 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-637-1110
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal and R.O.M.E.L.
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCE DE L’ACADÉMIE
2004-11
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
Studio : 21
3 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 24
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Purchase/renovation
Occupied since : Winter 2003
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5105
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. MARIE-ANNE
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 2
4 ½ rooms : 19
5 ½ rooms : 12
6 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 36
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2006
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : Tel. : 514 270-8488
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5119
Name of housing project : MA CHAMBRE
2004-11
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
Studio : 14
3 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 17
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Purchase/renovation
Occupied since : Fall 2003
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : Tel. : 514 270-8488
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5138
Le Sud-Ouest
Name of housing project : PASSERELLE - VOLET 1
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 4
4 ½ rooms : 2
6 ½ rooms : 3
Total : 9
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Spring 2003
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5093
Name of housing project : PASSERELLE - VOLET 3
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 1
4 ½ rooms : 11
Total : 12
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Spring 2003
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5094
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS COMMUNAUTAIRES SAINT-PAUL/ÉMARD
2004-08
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 6
4 ½ rooms : 7
5 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 14
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Purchase/renovation
Occupied since : Winter 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5112
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCES BON ACCUEIL
2005-04
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
studios : 48
3 ½ rooms : 2
Total : 50
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Remodeling
Occupied since : Spring 2005
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5173
Name of housing project : CITADELLE DE SAINT-AMBROISE
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 9
4 ½ rooms : 20
5 ½ rooms : 18
6 ½ rooms : 8
Total : 55
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5174
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCE DE LÉVIS
2006-04
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 31
4 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 32
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Date d’occupation : Spring 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-362-7221 / 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5191
Name of housing project : L'ABRI D'ESPOIR (ARMÉE DU SALUT)
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
chambres : 23
Total : 23
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Summer 2004
Technical resources : Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5192
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LES COPINS D’ABORD DE CÔTE SAINT-PAUL
2006-04
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 8
4 ½ rooms : 6
5 ½ rooms : 4
6 ½ rooms : 2
Total : 20
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2006
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5198
Name of housing project : RÉSIDENCE PIERRE-PINARD
2006-04
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
studios : 8
Total : 8
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2005
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5200
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. AU CENTRE DE LA POINTE
2005-06
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 4
4 ½ rooms : 4
5 ½ rooms : 4
6 ½ rooms : 6
Total : 18
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Spring 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
LAQ-6008
Nom du projet d’habitation : HABITATIONS ANNE-GREENUP
2005-05
Clientèle : Volet 1—Logement pour familles et personnes seules
Logements :
4 ½ pièces : 18
6 ½ pièces : 8
Total : 26
Programme : Logement abordable Québec
Type d’intervention : construction
occupé depuis : automne 2004
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : tél. : 514 872-6442
Ressources techniques : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6009
Nom du projet d’habitation : COOP. D’HAB. SKANAGOWA
2004-11
Clientèle : Volet 1—Logement pour familles et personnes seules
Logements :
4 ½ pièces : 1
5 ½ pièces : 1
Total : 2
Programme : Logement abordable Québec
Type d’intervention : transformation
occupé depuis : hiver 2004
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : tél. : 514 933-2755
Ressources techniques : Bâtir son quartier
LAQ-6011
Nom du projet d’habitation : PROJET AUGUSTIN-CANTIN
2006-04
Clientèle : Volet 1—Logement pour familles et personnes seules
Logements :
4 ½ pièces : 3
5 ½ pièces : 3
Total : 6
Programme : Logement abordable Québec
Type d’intervention : construction
occupé depuis : hiver 2006
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : tél. : 514 872-6442
Ressources techniques : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6015
Nom du projet d’habitation : PROJET GALT
2006-04
Clientèle : Volet 1—Logement pour familles et personnes seules
Logements :
3 ½ pièces : 2
4 ½ pièces : 11
5 ½ pièces : 11
Total : 24
Programme : Logement abordable Québec
Type d’intervention : construction
occupé depuis : hiver 2006
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : tél. : 514 872-6442
Ressources techniques : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6016
Nom du projet d’habitation : COOP. D’HAB. LES TERRASSES WELLINGTON-CHARLEVOIX
2006-04
Clientèle : Volet 1—Logement pour familles et personnes seules
Logements :
3 ½ pièces : 8
4 ½ pièces : 8
5 ½ pièces : 4
6 ½ pièces : 1
7 ½ pièces : 3
Total : 24
Programme : Logement abordable Québec
Type d’intervention : construction
occupé depuis : hiver 2006
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : tél. : 514 933-2755
Ressources techniques : Bâtir son quartier
LAQ-6022
Nom du projet d’habitation : PROJET DE LA RUE DE L’ÉGLISE
2006-04
Clientèle : Volet 1—Logement pour familles et personnes seules
Logements :
3 ½ pièces : 9
4 ½ pièces : 17
5 ½ pièces : 8
6 ½ pièces : 6
Total : 40
Programme : Logement abordable Québec
Type d’intervention : construction
occupé depuis : automne 2005
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur ce projet : tél. : 514 872-6442
Ressources techniques : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6047
Montréal-Est
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LE FLEUVE DE L’ESPOIR
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 18
4 ½ rooms : 22
5 ½ rooms : 19
6 ½ rooms : 7
Total : 66
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5121
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LES RIVES DU SAINT-LAURENT
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 8
4 ½ rooms : 8
5 ½ rooms : 31
Total : 47
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2004
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5133
Montréal-Nord
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. VISION MULTINATIONALE
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
4 ½ rooms : 8
5 ½ rooms : 8
Total : 16
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Purchase/renovation
Occupied since : Summer 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-933-2755
Technical resources : Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5126
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. ESTRELLA DEL SUR
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 6
4 ½ rooms : 6
5 ½ rooms : 4
Total : 16
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2004
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514 341-1057
Ressources techniques : R.O.M.E.L.
ACL-5139
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS LOUIS-QUERBES
2004-11
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 12
4 ½ rooms : 4
5 ½ rooms : 4
6 ½ rooms : 4
Total : 24
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2003
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-872-6442
Ressources techniques : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6001
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS LES BOULEVARDS DE MONTRÉAL-NORD
2005-09
Clientele : Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 31
4 ½ rooms : 6
Total : 37
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Summer 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-387-8066
Ressources techniques : Bâtir son quartier
LAQ-6013
Name of housing project : HABITATIONS JOSEPH-LE CARON
2005-09
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
4 ½ rooms : 8
5 ½ rooms : 11
Total : 19
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Summer 2005
For more information on this project : Tel. : 514-872-6442
Ressources techniques : Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6039
Pierrefonds-Roxboro
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. DE L’AVENIR
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms : 6
4 ½ rooms : 10
5 ½ rooms : 19
6 ½ rooms : 3
7 ½ rooms : 1
Total : 39
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5145
Name of housing project : L’ÎLE DES AMIS – PHASE II
2005-09
Clientele : Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments :
3 ½ rooms : 8
4 ½ rooms : 4
Total : 12
Program : AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Fall 2005
Technical resources : Groupe CDH
ACL-5154
Name of housing project : COOP. D’HAB. LES AMIS DE PIERREFONDS
2005-09
Clientele : Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments :
4 ½ rooms : 17
5 ½ rooms : 11
Total : 28
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention : Construction
Occupied since : Winter 2005
For more information on this project : Tel.: 514-341-1057
Technical resources : R.O.M.E.L.
LAQ-6041
Saint-Laurent
Name of housing project: RESSOURCES JEUNESSE DE ST-LAURENT
2004-11
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 34
4 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 35
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2004
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5118
Name of housing project: DEMEURES SAINTE-CROIX – PHASE III
2006-04
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 53
4 ½ rooms: 2
Total: 55
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel: 514-747-9860
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5165
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE ALEXIS-NIHON
2005-09
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 137
4 ½ rooms: 2
Total: 139
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-337-2005
Technical resources: R.O.M.E.L.
LAQ-6054
Name of housing project: COOPÉRATIVE D'HABITATION CONCORDE
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
2 ½ rooms: 5
3 ½ rooms: 43
Total: 48
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Renovation
Occupied since: July 2008
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-341-1057
Technical resources: R.O.M.E.L.
LAQ-6087
Verdun
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. PERCE-NEIGE DE VERDUN
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 8
4 ½ rooms: 6
5 ½ rooms: 6
6 ½ rooms: 4
7 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 25
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5151
Name of housing project: BUREAU DE CONSULTATION-JEUNESSE
2005-04
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Studio: 10
4 ½ rooms: 2
Total: 12
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Winter 2005
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5171
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LES TROIS HÉRONS - PHASE I
2006-03
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 3
4 ½ rooms: 5
5 ½ rooms: 2
6 ½ rooms: 1
7 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 12
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5199
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LES TROIS HÉRONS - PHASE II
2008-10
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 8
Total: 8
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5204
Name of housing project: PROJET NEWMARCH
2006-03
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
5 ½ rooms: 6
Total: 6
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-872-6442
Technical resources: Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
LAQ-6005
Ville-Marie
Name of housing project: CENTRE YEE-KANG POUR LES PERSONNES ÂGÉES
2006-04
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
Studio: 9
3 ½ rooms: 71
4 ½ rooms: 4
Total: 84
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5043
Name of housing project: MAISON OLGA
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Bedrooms: 20
Total: 20
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2002
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5099
Name of housing project: CHAMBREVILLE MONTRÉAL
2004-11
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Studio: 12
3 ½ rooms: 3
Total: 15
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2003
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5104
Name of housing project: HÉBERGEMENT JEUNESSE LE TOURNANT (LES APPARTENANCES)
2004-08
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Studio: 3
3 ½ rooms: 9
Total: 12
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation
Occupied since: Summer 2003
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5109
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LA PORTE DU BOURG
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 6
4 ½ rooms: 21
5 ½ rooms: 37
6 ½ rooms: 5
Total: 69
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-270-8488
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5113
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. VAL PERCHÉ
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 7
4 ½ rooms: 10
5 ½ rooms: 28
6 ½ rooms: 5
7 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 51
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5114
Name of housing project: INTER-LOGE CENTRE-SUD - FAUBOURG
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 4
4 ½ rooms: 12
5 ½ rooms: 17
6 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 34
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Summer 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-270-8488
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5115
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE DES SAGES
2006-04
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
Studio: 3
3 ½ rooms: 54
4 ½ rooms: 10
Total: 67
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-680-8831 / 514 849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5116
Name of housing project: LES OEUVRES DE LA MAISON DU PERE
2004-11
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Bedrooms: 122
Studio: 20
Total: 142
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2004
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5141
Name of housing project: LOGIS PHARE
2006-04
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 2
4 ½ rooms: 6
Total: 8
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5169
Name of housing project: MAISON JOSEPH-VINCENT (ACCUEIL BONNEAU)
2005-05
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Studio: 49
Total: 49
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Spring 2005
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
ACL-5172
Name of housing project: PAVILLON MARCELLE ET JEAN COUTU (MISSION OLD BREWERY)
2006-04
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Bedrooms: 30
Total: 30
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Winter 2006
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5178
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. AU PIED DU COURANT
2006-04
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 1
4 ½ rooms: 6
5 ½ rooms: 5
6 ½ rooms: 5
Total: 17
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5186
Name of housing project: ASSOCIATION LOGEMENT AMITIÉ
2005-09
Clientele: Category 3: Unit for individuals with special needs
Apartments:
Bedrooms: 22
Studio: 19
3 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 42
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Purchase/renovation
Date d’occupation: Fall 2005 (subject to revision)
Statut du projet: en Construction
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5202
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. CHUNG HUA - PHASE II
2006-04
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 3
4 ½ rooms: 4
5 ½ rooms: 8
Total: 15
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
LAQ-6014
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LES DAMES DE CŒUR - PHASE II
2005-05
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 3
4 ½ rooms: 6
Total: 9
Program : Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Spring 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-270-8488
Technical resources: Atelier Habitation Montréal
LAQ-6031
Villeray—Saint-Michel—Parc-Extension
Name of housing project: HAPOPEX - BLOOMFIELD
2004-11
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
5 ½ rooms: 6
Total: 6
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2003
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5111
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. DUROCHER-D’ANVERS
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 6
5 ½ rooms: 20
6 ½ rooms: 3
7 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 30
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5124
Name of housing project: HAPOPEX DUROCHER
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
4 ½ rooms: 5
5 ½ rooms: 20
6 ½ rooms: 4
7 ½ rooms: 1
Total: 30
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5125
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. RÉSIDENCE CASABLANCA
2005-09
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 3
4 ½ rooms: 1
5 ½ rooms: 10
Total: 14
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Winter 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-933-2755
Technical resources: Bâtir son quartier
ACL-5163
Name of housing project: RÉSIDENCE PÈRE-NICHOLAS-SALAMIS
2006-04
Clientele: Category 2: Unit for senior citizens with slight loss of autonomy
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 55
4 ½ rooms: 7
Total: 62
Program: AccèsLogis Québec
Type of intervention: Construction
Occupied since: Fall 2005
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-904-0958 / 514-849-7800 ext. 235
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
ACL-5206
Name of housing project: COOP. D’HAB. LA COLLECTIVE
2006-04
Clientele: Category 1: Unit for families or single individuals
Apartments:
3 ½ rooms: 16
4 ½ rooms: 16
5 ½ rooms: 17
6 ½ rooms: 4
Total: 53
Program: Logement abordable Québec
Type of intervention: Remodeling
Occupied since: Summer 2006
For more information on this project: Tel.: 514-849-7800
Technical resources: Groupe CDH
LAQ-6058
Opération 15 000 logements
An action plan for sustainable solutions
There are a number of important housing-related issues in Montréal, including responding to the needs of households that are at risk or that have poor lodging, ensuring social diversity by offering affordable housing, encouraging families to choose Montréal as their place to live, improving sanitation in rental buildings and revitalizing disadvantaged neighbourhoods.
To meet these challenges, Montréal has adopted the Opération 15 000 logements action plan for the period 2006-2009. The city intends to subsidize the creation of 5,000 social and community housing units as well as 10,000 interventions involving the private residential stock.
"The purpose of our plan is to meet the housing needs of Montrealers, particularly people with low or moderate incomes, families, people living alone and households with special needs," said Mr. Cosmo Maciocia, member of the city’s executive committee responsible for housing.
It is estimated that over the four-year period some $480 million of financial aid with contributions from the city, the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) and the governments of Canada and Québec, will be awarded under the city's various housing programs. The Ville de Montréal will provide $100 million of the total amount. The economic and tax benefits of the Opération 15 000 logements are considerable: total investments of $1.5 billion and housing projects with a real estate value of some $1 billion.
Financial assistance programs offered by the city
Montréal offers a number of programs which provide financial and technical assistance for the improvement and maintenance of residential buildings.
This section offers a full range of information on financial assistance programs offered by Montréal: Home Ownership, Residential Renovation, Affordable Housing and Safety in Residential Buildings.
Home Adaptation for Senior Citzens
We can make your life easier
The Home Adaptation for Senior Citizens Program grants financial assistance of up to $3,500 to low-income seniors ages 65 or over who need to make minor home adaptations in order to continue to live safely and independently in their house on apartment. The Société d'habitation du Québec (SHQ) administers the program and has delegated its application within city limits to the city.
What adaptations qualify for the program?
Your home adaptations qualify for the program if they help relieve the difficulties you experience in carrying out certain everyday activities in your home.
The adaptations must be permanent, built-in alterations to your home. For example, they may help you enter and leave your home or use your kitchen or bathroom facilities more easily.
Examples of qualifying adaptations include the following:
installing grab bars near the bathtub, and installing taps or handles that are easier to use.
installing easily-accessible switches or electrical outlets.
However, costs incurred for the purchase, maintenance or repair of aids to mobility such as wheelchairs and walkers do not qualify for support under the program.
Are you eligible for the program?
You may be eligible for the HASI Program if:
you are 65 years of age or over.
you find it difficult to carry out certain everyday activities in your home.
your total household income does not exceed the amounts listed below that vary according to the number of people living with you and the municipality in which your home is located.
1 person or couple $24,000
2-3 persons, except couple $28,000
4-5 persons $33,000
6 persons and more $43,000
These maximum qualifying levels are for households in Montréal.
Other conditions also apply:
A number of other conditions must also be met:
the program applies only to the house or apartment that serves as your principal residence;
your household must not have received HASI program assistance during the last three years for the house or apartment that you occupy.
if you are a tenant, your landlord must agree to the work in writing;
you must continue to occupy the adapted house or apartment as your principal residence for at least 6 months.
Your apartment does not qualify for the program:
If it is a part of low-rental housing (LRH) complex belonging to the Société d’habitation du Québec (SHQ) or to housing office.
If it belongs to a housing cooperative or non-profit organization whose annual operating deficit is subsidized by the SHQ or by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).
If it is located in a residential building used principally to house senior citizens.
What type of financial assistance is available?
Financial assistance takes the form of a subsidy of up to:
$3,500 if the work is carried out by a contractor who holds the appropriate licences from the Régie du bâtiment du Québec;
$1,750 if the work is not carried out by a licensed contractor. In such cases, the amount of the assistance will be based on the price of the materials and equipment only.
The exact amount of assistance available will depend on the cost of the materials and labor required for the adaptations. The SHQ may set maximum levels.
Only work carried out after an eligibility certificate is issued by the city will qualify for the program. It is therefore important not to begin work until you have obtained the certificate.
In all cases, the subsidy is paid after the work has been completed.
Are you interested?
To see whether you qualify for the program, first make sure your household’s total income does not exceed the maximum qualifying level presented previously.
To apply, call 514-872-4630 and if you are eligible, a city representative will visit your home to help you establish your needs.
Please note that applications for assistance are processed on a first-come, first serve basis until the available funds have been exhausted.
For more information, contact the Société d’habitation du Québec at 1-800-463-4315 (toll-free), e-mail infoshq@shq.gouv.qc.ca or visit the Services Québec office in your area.
514-872-4630
Residential Adaptation Assistance Program (RAAP)
The residential adaptation assistance program (RAAP), financed by the government of Québec, is designed to help people with disabilities to pay the cost of work needed to adapt their homes and make them accessible.
Within city limits, the eligibility of the applicant is determined by the Société d'habitation du Québec (SHQ) and the program is implemented by the city.
Who qualifies for financial assistance?
All people with disabilities whose limitations affect their daily activities are eligible for financial assistance, provided:
> they submit an occupational therapist's report stating that their impairment is significant and persistent and requires an alteration to their home.
> they are not eligible for residential adaptation assistance under the insurance plans offered by the Société d'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) or the Commission de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CSST).
What type of work is admissible?
Work is admissible if its purpose to change or adapt the disabled person's dwelling so that he or she is able to enter, leave and have independent access to the rooms and utilities required for everyday living. It must offer simple and economic solutions, and be carried out by a contractor licensed by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec.
Examples include the installation of an outside access ramp, rearrangement of bathroom, widening of door frames, and so on.
Which buildings are eligible?
Any building used in whole or in part as the main residence of the disabled person is eligible. This includes a single-family house, an apartment building, a rooming house, a mobile, and so on.
What does the financial assistance consist of?
Financial assistance is provided in the form of a subsidy that varies according to whether the disabled person is part of a homeowner or tenant household. Maximum amounts are:
> $16,000 for a homeowner household;
> $8,000 for a tenant household renting an apartment;
> $4,000 for a roomer.
In certain exceptional cases, the SHQ may pay financial assistance in excess of the maximum amounts stipulated in the program. In such cases, grants may not exceed $23,000.
Application for financial assistance
Since the work becomes an integral part of the building, the application must be made by the landlord.
Applications to the Residential Adaptation Assistance Program (RAAP) are considered on the basis of:
> the number of applications on the waiting list (chronological order);
> the available funding.
Applications are processed as follows:
1. PROVISIONAL APPLICATION
Applicant must first call its SCCC (CLSC) or the city at 514 872-4630 to check their eligibility for financial assistance. If eligible, the applicant must then obtain a "Provisional Application Form" at a SCCC (CLSC) or at the reception desk of the Direction de l'habitation at 303 rue Notre-Dame Est, 4th Floor, Montréal.
The applicant should then send the completed form signed by the landlord of the eligible building to the SHQ for examination and entry on the waiting list, where applicable.
2. CREATING THE FILE
When it is the time to process the application, the SHQ sends written notification to the health institution responsible for producing the occupational therapist's report, and to the city. The city then puts together a file of the eligible work, based on the occupational therapist's report, and establishes the amount of financial assistance required.
3. APPROVING THE FILE AND EXECUTION OF THE WORK
Once the file is complete, the city approves it and authorizes the applicant to begin the work. The work must be completed within 12 months from the approval date of the financial assistance.
4. PAYMENT OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The financial assistance is paid in full to the homeowner when the work has been completed and the city has checked to ensure that it has been carried out as agreed.
N.B. No work should be undertaken before the financial assistance is approved and the required permits are issued, otherwise the financial assistance could be cancelled.
For information
To find out more about the specific application of this program in Montréal, please contact the city at:
514-872-4630
For general information, visit the web site www.shq.gouv.qc.ca or contact the Société d'habitation du Québec at 1-800-463-4315 (toll-free); e-mail: infoshq@shq.gouv.qc.ca or visit the Services Québec office in your area.
Note: This page provides an overview of the program; other conditions may apply.
Safety Improvement In Residential Buidings
The program for improving safety in residential buildings is intended to help owners of buildings with at least nine dwellings and rooming houses with at least four rooms to comply with the minimum safety standards required by municipal by-law.
Obligations
What are the objectives of the program?
The program is intended to improve safety in residential buildings by helping owners to equip such buildings with safety systems for fire protection and burglary prevention that comply with municipal standards.
This program is funded jointly by the Société d'habitation du Québec and by Ville de Montréal as part of the Rénovation Québec program. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation contributes to the assistance provided to low-income households.
Stabilization of Residential Building Foundations
The Stabilization of Residential Building Foundation Program provides financial assistance to owner-occupants of residential buildings to consolidate foundations affected by subsidence.
Obligations
What are the objectives of this program?
The program helps owner-occupants to face the substantial expenses of correcting foundation instability problems caused to their main residence by subsidence.
Urban Housing for Families
The new Urban Housing for Families program is one of the municipal administration’s major commitments towards the family policy “Grandir à Montréal” and the 2008-2012 family action plan. This financial assistance program consists of a call for proposals intended for promoters in order to encourage them to offer a new line of residential products that conjugates families, density and some level of affordability.
Instead of being selected on a "first come, first served" basis, proposals will be analyzed and rated according to specific quality criteria. Only the best proposals will be selected. The more points a proposal will collect, the higher it will be ranked in a priority list. The selection criteria have been grouped in three categories:
The quality of the response to the needs of families in terms of architecture and layout (for a maximum of 50 points)
The location within an urban living environment that answers the needs of families (for a maximum of 30 points)
The efforts in terms of sustainable development and universal accessibility (for a maximum of 20 points)
For further information on the selection criteria, do not hesitate to consult the Guide de présentation à l’intention des promoteurs (in French) in the publications section of the navigation bar on the left. This guide includes a roadmap listing the documents required to present a proposal and those required during the various steps of the process.
Please note that this program is available for a limited time only. Proposals must be submitted by December 1. For full program details (in French), please click here.
Social and Community Housing
To be eligible for financial assistance through the AccèsLogis Québec and Affordable Housing Québec program – Social and Community Component, a project must first be presented by a housing cooperative, a non-profit organization or the Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal.
In order to develop their project and submit their request for financial assistance, these promoter organizations must talk to the consultants from the Technical Resource Groups (TRGs). The Ville de Montréal has recognized four TRGs to support the promoter partners and provide advice on the organization of associative life, file preparation, financial set-up as well as the architectural component of the project.
From their design to their execution, the projects follow an administrative process comprised of four major phases: project emergence, project preparation, construction or renovation, and occupation of the dwelling units.
Several types of projects can be eligible: the construction of new dwellings, the conversion of non-residential buildings into housing or the renovation of existing dwelling units. The selection of eligible projects is made in accordance with the targets of the social and community component of Opération 15 000 logements and subsidy budgets granted by the government of Québec.
Living in Montréal
Montréal! Nowhere else in the greater Montréal area is there such good access to jobs and services, so close to homes. Nowhere else is there such a wide range of housing options to suit any budget or lifestyle. Whether you prefer a quiet neighbourhood or a lively urban street, you can find it in Montréal!
Learn more about these benefits
One of Montréal’s greatest assets is its diversity — the diversity of its neighbourhoods, population, services and cultural life.
Nowadays, people want to spend more quality time with their children. Gas prices have given people second thoughts about how much time they spend in their cars and the costs of buying a second car, not to mention the impacts on the environment... Nowadays, people want to be sure that buying a home will be truly profitable in the long term. Living in Montréal offers very sound solutions to all of these concerns.
For families, living in Montréal means giving their children the very best. It means being able to offer them quality time, as well as access to daycare, parks and schools within walking distance from home, in their own neighbourhood.
Living in Montréal: the winning formula
A great deal
Did you know that if you were to apply the cost of a second car to a 25-year mortgage, you would have the equivalent of $100,000 to put towards to purchase of a property in Montréal? Don’t wait any longer before turning this net expense into a lucrative investment!
Saving instead of spending, that’s the opportunity offered Montrealers who, thanks to an exceptional public transportation network, can usually manage without a second vehicle. By choosing to invest the cost of a second car in real estate, they secure a profitable investment for themselves, while still being able to cover their public transportation expenses, rent a car when they need one... and buy a new bicycle every year if they wish!
A sensible choice!
According to a calculation grid developed by the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA), the annual cost of using a vehicle represents an average expense of $10,000 for about 18,000 kilometres.
For many Montrealers, the resulting savings represent an undeniable advantage when compared to people living off the island, many of whom need a second family car for their daily commute.
So, wouldn’t you say that choosing between a second car and a property in Montréal is a no-brainer?
A better life
Living in Montréal is a winning proposition for your well-being and for the environment.
Living in Montréal means having everything close at hand. So close in fact that often, a car is no longer necessary. You can walk, pedal, or use public transportation. That way, you can enjoy the city beat while taking a significant step towards reducing polluting emissions. What a great equation!
Throughout the neighbourhoods, on the lively streets where bakeries, greengrocers, cafés, restaurants, gourmet shops and ethnic food marts are side by side, Montrealers can enjoy a remarkable variety of products, services and experiences. Montréal’s neighbourhoods resemble urban villages with a rich social and community life. Many Montrealers take pleasure in socializing in the shops, in cafés, on street corners or in front of a school yard. Montréal’s neighbourhoods are, in a way, small towns within a big city!
Living in Montréal definitely means greater convenience and conviviality!
Are you looking for housing?
There are a number of ways to find dwellings for rent in Montréal. Here are some sources and resources on the Internet to help you find housing.
General sources
Montréal’s newspapers, including free ethnic and community papers and weekly papers
Bulletin boards in libraries, community centres, grocery stores and laundromats
Students can check with their university’s housing service
Housing assistance services offered by community organizations
Internet sources
Web sites specializing in housing ads
Web sites of daily newspapers
Web sites of community, ethnic and weekly newspapers (classified section)
Are you looking for handicapped-accessible housing?
Contact the Centre de réadaptation Lucie-Bruneau’s Service Info Logement at 514 376-4757, extension 2222. This service centralizes and coordinates housing offers for people with handicaps or reduced mobility in the Montréal area.
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Do you want to apply for social or community housing?
Within the social component of Opération 15 000 logements, social and community housing includes cooperatives, non-profit organizations and affordable housing offered by the Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal. The construction of these dwellings is subsidized in order to serve households with low or moderate incomes. A household can be composed of a family, a couple, a group of individuals living together or a person living alone.
To apply for an Opération 15 000 logements social or community housing unit, contact the technical resource group (TRG) in charge of the project listed in the Overview of projects section. TRGs can answer your questions and tell you if the project fits with your needs, if there are available dwellings and what the criteria for selection are.
For more information, visit the following Web sites:
Coopératives d’habitation (in French)
Organismes d’habitation à but non lucratif (in French)
Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal
Do you want to apply for low-cost housing?
To be eligible, applicants must meet certain criteria, particularly in regards to their income. Interested persons should complete the Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal application form. Application forms are also available at Accès Montréal offices
To learn more about conditions of eligibility, visit the Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal (OMHM) Web site
The OMHM has different phone numbers for each of its districts:
North district: 514-868-4600
Downtown district: 514-868-4650
Southwest district: 514-868-4800
West district: 514-868-4750
East district: 514-868-4850
Service points for sanitation and maintenance issues
Borough Adress Telephones
Ahuntsic-Cartierville 555, rue Chabanel Ouest, Suite 600
311
Anjou 7171, rue Bombardier
7701, boul. Louis-H. Lafontaine
514-493-5115
Côte-des-Neiges—
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce 5160, boul. Décarie, 8th Floor, Suite 865
311
Lachine 1800, boul. Saint-Joseph
514-637-PLUS
LaSalle 55, avenue Dupras
514-367-1000
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal 201, avenue Laurier Est, 5th Floor
311
Le Sud-Ouest 815, rue Bel-Air
514-872-1943
Île-Bizard—
Sainte-Geneviève 350, montée de l'Église
514-620-7756
Mercier—
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve 5600, rue Hochelaga
311
Montréal-Nord 4243, rue de Charleroi
311
Outremont 544, avenue Davaas
514-495-6234
Pierrefonds-Roxboro 13665, boul. Pierrefonds
311
Rivière-des-Prairies—
Pointe-aux-Trembles 8910, boulevard Maurice-Duplessis
3445, rue Robert-Chevalier
311
Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie 5650, rue d’Iberville, 2th Floor
311
Saint-Laurent Bureau du citoyen
777, boul. Marcel-Laurin
514-855-6000
311
Saint-Léonard 7800, rue de La Salette
514-328-8350
311
Verdun 4555, rue de Verdun
514-765-7000
Ville-Marie 888, boul. De Maisonneuve Est, 5th Floor
311
Villeray—Saint-Michel—
Parc-Extension 405, rue Ogilvy, local 111
514-868-3509
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