Resources

À cœur d'homme - Réseau d'aide aux hommes pour une société sans violence is an association of 31 autonomous community organizations throughout Quebec that help men who are struggling with violent behaviour in a conjugal and family context. Its objective is to encourage the prevention of conjugal and family violence and to actualize the development and consolidation of a men's support network for a society without violence.

Organization offering various services to support fathers in their breakup process and in their parenting role.

Non-profit organization concerned with men's health and well-being, offering men in difficulty support in their personal development to help them become more self-reliant.

Auberge sous mon toit (ASMT) offers accommodation, support and social integration services to men in difficulty, homeless or in conflict with the law, and actively supports them in their quest for autonomy.

Services to equip and support men in the Pontiac. Welcoming men in difficulty, mobilizing them in the search for solutions to the problems that concern them and coordinating the suicide prevention strategy.

Autonhommie's mission is to provide offers psychosocial support to men in difficulty and contribute to men's development.

CARAT is certified by Quebec's Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux. It works with men over 18 to provide them the tools and support they need to deal with alcohol, drug, and medication addiction issues.

A front-line community organization with a regional scope whose mission is to welcome, listen to and equip anyone who is going through a difficult time, a period of transition, so that they can regain their strength and their power to act, for themselves and for their community.

Residential treatment centre for men with addiction issues that negatively impact their quality of life.

The mission of the Centre Alter Agir is to help men who engage in violent behavior in a family or marital context, as well as men experiencing emotional difficulties, in order to prevent violence.