Resources

The mission of the Mamik Center is to improve the quality of life of the Indigenous population both within their territories and in urban areas by promoting and supporting collaborative initiatives among various actors working for the community's well-being.

Created in 2018, the new MAMUK Multi-Service Centre, managed by the Missinak Community House, is driven by the common mission of the Friendship Centres, which is to offer services to the urban Aboriginal population and to promote culture and rapprochement between peoples.

The mission of the CAEC is to improve the quality of life of its members by offering quality services to the indigenous population living in or passing through Chibougamau by providing a culturally relevant and safe environment; by promoting a cross-cultural environment that showcases indigenous culture and traditions in order to create and maintain bridges with the population; by supporting indigenous citizen participation in the city.

The Maniwaki Native Friendship Centre improves urban Indigenous quality of life through support services, advocacy, information and referrals to programs and services catered to Indigenous families living in or passing through Maniwaki.

Native Friendship Centre of Montreal Inc. has provided continuous services to the urban Indigenous population of Montreal and their families and is a comprehensive service and referral point in the Greater Montreal Area (GMA) in relation to health, social services, legal, orientation/information, education, training, and employment referral for those migrating to or through the city including those from across Quebec, Canada, and the Americas.

Projets autochtones du Québec is a non-profit organization based upon social and professional development of First Nations, Metis and Inuit of Quebec territory.

Offers a place of welcome and temporary accommodation for fathers and their children in vulnerable situations, as well as for people at risk of suicide. Offers personalized accompaniment and support to these people and their loved ones, including those bereaved by suicide, and provides referrals to appropriate resources as needed.

Secours-Amitié Estrie is a front-line community organization working on prevention and support in the area of mental health. It offers an anonymous, confidential and free telephone listening service to the adult population of the Eastern Townships, i.e. 9 MRCs and 117 towns and villages. The organization also offers a customized training service in active listening to organizations in the Eastern Townships.

Improve the quality of life of urban Indigenous people.
Promote their rights and interests.
Help maintain Indigenous culture and values.
Build bridges to improve relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.

Step By Step Child and Family Center (SBS) is an inclusive early intervention program open to all children between the ages of 18 months and 6 years and their families.