PROJETS AUTOCHONES DU QUEBEC
Helping Indigenous community members in Montreal access
shelter, housing, and culturally grounded care
– with dignity and strength.
Offering a continuum of living environments and resources to First Nations,
Inuit and Métis persons in Tiohtià:ke/Montreal who are at risk or are
experiencing homelessness, by adopting approaches rooted in Indigenous
values and traditions and promoting a culturally safe environment.
The lack of living environments and culturally relevant services for Indigenous persons living in urban settings (specifically for those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness).
First Nations, Inuit and Métis persons in an urban setting have access to culturally safe living environments adapted to their reality, where they can start a process of healing, regain their dignity, and reconnect with their culture and identity.
Total shelter nights (PAQ and PAQ2)
Unique individuals accessed Emergency shelter (PAQ & PAQ2)
Meals (PAQ & PAQ2) in 12 months: (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Individuals housed through transition and permanent housing
Intervention hours offered annually by caseworkers.
Trips were offered to the Indigenous Community though the Shuttle bus program
We offer shelter, housing, and supportive services rooted in empowerment and harm reduction. Our culturally grounded approach promotes healing, well-being, and community strength. In partnership with others, we advocate for the health and housing rights of urban Indigenous Peoples.
