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RESIDENTIAL STABILITY WITH SUPPORT
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Our staff's work doesn't stop once the men have found permanent accommodation.

Housing support is essential for many of them to avoid a return to the street. 

NOTRE IMPACT 2024

11,849
INTERVENTIONS
budget, mediation, 
referencing, support

 

178 
PEOPLE FOLLOWED

92
CIVIC INVOLVEMENT ACTIVITIES
bbq, softball, camping, dragon boat, music workshop, clean-up brigade, snow removal brigade 

SERVICE CORRIDORS

Over the years, La Maison du Père has developed numerous partnerships with professionals from the public and community sectors, to make it easier for everyone to access the care and services they need.

Psychosocial counsellors are on hand every day to meet, guide and accompany men on their journey. They are able to assess the needs of participants, communicate with the appropriate partners and provide access to the services they require. 

CHALLENGE 2024

With the opening of the Pavillon Robert-Lemaire in December 2023, we had to recruit 54 people to occupy our studios.  The administrative burden of each file was very heavy, given that we were dealing with subsidized housing.  Nevertheless, by February 1 all our units were occupied.

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COMMUNITY SUPPORT
 

La Maison du Père manages 57 affordable studios at Maison Wolfe, and 54 studios at Pavillon Robert-Lemaire. The former is a long-term housing facility, the latter permanent. 

These are living environments that encourage active living and mutual support among tenants.  Staff take it in turns to provide psychosocial support, prevent crisis situations and refer men to local public and community services so that they can increase their autonomy and improve their living conditions.

Community support promotes residential stability for those in need of light supervision.

RESIDENTIAL STABILITY WITH SUPPORT

Over 200 men benefit from Maison du Père's outpatient follow-up services. They live in private, social housing or rooming houses in various Montreal neighborhoods. For some, all they need is budgetary support to pay their rent. For others, the support will be more intensive and will require the support of a multidisciplinary team to meet the participant's specific needs: trust, health care, psychosocial support, help with groceries and housework, and so on.

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