It is important to us not only to meet many of the needs of the most vulnerable population, but to provide a safe space where everyone can eat, warm themselves, get clothes, use showers and seek health care and help for psychosocial workers.

We put respect, humanism, openness, integrity and equality at the center of our actions.

Support our mission is to support our various programs and projects.

Community Involvement Program: Enables the development of skills that are useful for both employment integration and daily living. We welcome participants who are in the process of returning to work or seeking a social role, with the goal of acquireing/improving the interpersonal skills and task-based learning necessary for successful integration into the workplace, taking into account the realities of each individual (health and psychosocial issues).

Food Security Program (Day Center Kitchen): responds to the food insecurity and malnutrition of people in precarious situations. More than 90,000 meals are distributed each year.

Day Center: serves hundreds of people daily, providing ongoing professional support and a safe place where anyone can come for help with a variety of issues.

Prevention Program: Provides tools and information, distributes prevention materials, disseminates prevention messages related to overdose and STDs, HIV and HCV, conducts substance use workshops, and trains people to administer naloxone.

Transitional Housing Component: Beginning in the fall of 2023, this component will provide stable housing and ongoing support to 36 people experiencing homelessness over a five-year period.