Resources

La Clé des Champs's mission is to provide support for people with anxiety disorders. Its mandate is multi-sectoral, meaning that it intervenes with adults and adolescents suffering from anxiety, as well as with their parents and the organizations, teachers, and professionals who work with them.

Le Grand Chemin is a nonprofit organization that provides free services to teenagers age 12 to 17 who have developed or are in the process of developing drug, gambling, or cyber addictions.

Safe space for anyone in need of an attentive and non-judgmental ear. Helpline or in person.

Maison Oxygène Montréal is a housing and support resource for fathers experiencing personal, family or marital difficulties. Fathers are supported in their personal efforts and in developing and maintaining ties with their children.

Marie-Vincent Foundation support children and adolescents who are victims of sexual violence by providing the services they need under one roof. 

Moisson Montréal is a regional food bank whose mission is to recover and distribute food and provide food assistance. Thanks to its extensive infrastructure, Moisson Montréal acts as a sorting center and ensures the redistribution of food to community organizations in its territory.

MCVI serves adolescent girls and women survivors of violence and sexual assault and offers a variety of services and activities that cover each of the following areas: support and accompaniment, prevention, visibility and awareness and advocacy.

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.

PABEMSOM's mission is to help preserve the mental health of close friends and family members of people affected by mental illness or suffering from mental health problems. It brings people together to provide them with support, information, and communication tools as well as an opportunity to share their experiences, overcome isolation, recharge their batteries, and regain a sense of control over their lives.

Parkinson Montreal-Laval (PML) provides services to people with Parkinson's disease and their families. Services include meetings for newly diagnosed individuals and their families, self-help and support groups, talks, and referrals for specialized exercises.