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SUPPORT / MUTUAL HELP

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  • 211 (Dons d'articles usagés dans le Grand Montréal)
    Why throw away an object when you can give it a second life? Many organizations in Greater Montreal recover a wide variety of used items: furniture, household appliances, clothing, computers, etc. Whether reselling them to fund community services, donating them, or upgrading or recycle, you will be guaranteed that your donation will be useful to others! Provided, of course, that you choose your organization carefully.
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  • Action Prévention Verdun
    Is a representative of an intergenerational community center -  La Station, of the Montreal urban security program - Tandem and of several community work projects for seniors and families. The organization aims to support the people of Verdun so that they can take part in improving their living environment and their community.
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  • Amélys
    An organization that respects people's integrity and dignity Amélys is a non-profit social economy organization (NPO) whose approach is deeply human. Clients' needs are met with respect for their integrity and dignity.
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  • Appui
    We are the support for caregivers. We contribute to your support as a caregiver and we support the organizations that help you.
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  • Centre d'Aide aux Familles Immigrantes (Casa C.A.F.I.)
    Is a non-profit organization. Our services are provided to immigrant families from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Various reception and settlement services are provided there.
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  • Centre social d’aide aux immigrants (CSAI)
    Is an independent community organization dedicated to welcoming immigrants and refugees supported by the State. The CSAI serves the population of Montreal and its surroundings by offering services and activities facilitating their socio-professional integration.
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  • Coalition pour le maintien dans la communauté (COMACO)
    Their mission is to promote the maintenance of seniors in the community. This by promoting  social inclusion and keeping people in their community.
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  • Collectif Bienvenue
    Welcome Collective’s core program redistributes household items and furniture to recently arrived refugee claimant families. We collect items from donors across the Montreal metropolitan area, and deliver complete apartment kits to families’ homes, including basic kitchen supplies, baby supplies and children’s toys, mattresses, and kitchen appliances. Our support to refugee claimant families is always free of charge.
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  • Groupe des aidants du Sud-Ouest (GASO)
    Is an organization that works to improve the quality of life of caregivers and to promote their recognition in the community. In order to fully fulfill its mission, the OPAG offers a range of individual and group services. GASO offers monthly conferences, on Zoom, to its members on topics that closely affect caregivers.
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  • La Maison du Partage d'Youville (LMPY)
    Is a community organization that offers emergency services, socio-educational activities, a place of participation and involvement for single people and disadvantaged families in the South-West neighborhoods of Montreal. Through its activities, LMPY creates with users a network of solidarity, mutual aid and support, in order to improve their quality of life. The organization's actions in the community aim to promote socialization, expression and a taste for learning while respecting the rhythm of each person.
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  • Les Petits Frères
    The mission of the Little Brothers is to counter the isolation of people of old age until the end of their life. In the Montreal region since 1962, the big family of Little Brothers has 487 Big Friends, seniors who, without this regional action, would be alone and isolated. Thanks to the commitment of 677 volunteers, they are welcomed, pampered and accompanied until the end of their lives.
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  • Mission Bon Accueil
    Founded in 1892,  has become the largest gateway to help Montrealers in need. Several support programs are offered to homeless people, young mothers, disadvantaged families and young people in difficulty. The Mission aims to give hope through concrete actions and effective solutions.
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  • NOVA SOINS À DOMICILE 
    NOVA HOME CARE is a non-profit community organization whose mission is to provide free or low-cost high-quality, personalized and compassionate home care to people who are ill or at the end of life. The objective is to improve the services of the public system and thus work in partnership with it.
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  • Perdre son autonomie (Guide - Gouvernement du Québec)
    This guide describes the programs and services offered to people with a loss of autonomy caused mainly by aging or illness.
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  • Réseau-bénévoles de Verdun
    Develops and supports a network of volunteers who work with seniors with a geriatric profile and from all cultural affiliations. This clientele has one or more temporary or permanent disabilities, the cause of which may be physical or social. In addition, the organization promotes social involvement and contributes to the social reintegration into the community of seniors.
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  • Services Bénévoles aux Aînés de Ville-Émard / Saint-Paul
    The mission of the Services Bénévoles aux Aînés de Ville-Émard / Saint-Paul: Break the isolation of the most vulnerable seniors, contribute to improving the quality of life of seniors and develop a volunteer assistance and mutual aid network community.
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  • Service d’accompagnement spirituel des personnes malades ou âgées à domicile (SASMAD)
    The Spiritual Accompaniment Service for the Sick or Elderly at Home (SASMAD) is a service offered to people residing on the territory of the Catholic diocese in Montreal including the Island of Montreal, Laval, Repentigny, Saint Sulpice and L'Assomption._cc781905 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_These are individual home visits by a volunteer trained for this purpose, one hour per week or according to the needs of the beneficiary. Our service targets a clientele who needs us to go to them, due to aging, illness or isolation, perhaps temporarily or permanently.
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  • Société de Saint-Vincent de Paul
    Present in Montreal, Laval and in the MRC de L'Assomption, serves people living in a difficult situation regardless of their culture, language or religion. We promote people's dignity, autonomy and integration into the community through food aid, school retention and social integration programs, as well as access to basic necessities.
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  • Soins dentaires et prothèses dentaires (Gouvernement du Québec)
    Online services are available. You can use them to send your documents, make a request, consult your payments and see your appointments related to the Social Assistance and Social Solidarity programs. To receive free dental care, you must have been a recipient of the Social Assistance Program or the Social Solidarity Program for at least 12 months, without interruption. To be eligible for the special benefit for the purchase of dental prostheses, you must have been a recipient of the Social Assistance Program or the Social Solidarity Program for at least 24 months, without interruption.
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  • Suicide Action Montréal (SAM)
    We offer 5 specific services according to the target clienteles. These services allow us to update our mission, our values and our commitments and are intended for: ●suicidal people ●relatives of a suicidal person ●people bereaved by suicide ●organizations affected by suicide (postvention) ●interveners and organizations.
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