Responds to community issues and needs by supplying the resources and opportunities to foster self-determination. Committed to principles of accessibility, voluntarism, individual dignity and value, participation and celebration.

A safe, supportive, confidential shelter for abused women, and for children accompanying women who seek shelter from an abusive relationship. In this accepting environment, women can gather information and explore options available to themselves and their children. Crisis counselling and information on legal rights, income assistance and local resources are available. Shelter and basic necessities are provided for up to 30 days.

This Web site is a unique Internet gateway to information for and about Aboriginal Canadians. Users will find one-stop access to over 16,000 links of national, provincial and regional level information, from both government and non-government sources. The Portal contains links on: economic development, businesses, employment, culture, claims and treaties, Aboriginal associations, news, communities, upcoming events and urban information.

To help with housing problems and tenant rights, Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Plan, Indian Act matters, Canada Pension Disability applications; Employment Insurance and Employment Standards; Police Complaints, Criminal Injuries Compensation, Human Rights. Court Services to help those charged through the system.

A self-referral program for street-involved youth between the ages of 16-18 years. The Safehouse is a non-judgmental place, where street youth can come to be free from sexual and/ or physical exploitation. The Safehouse is a resource for young people who wish to make positive changes in their lives.

Shelter and services for hard to house populations. Services take into account historical wrongs committed against vulnerable populations and current disadvantages they face, with the goal of empowerment.

Offers short-term shelter and other social services to men aged 18 and older who are homeless, physically or mentally ill, unemployed, or coping with addiction.

Offers long term housing within the community, as well as the support needed to promote independent living, for people with a mental illness.

L'Accueil chez Frédéric s'est donné pour mission d'offrir un approvisionnement matériel essentiel aux familles et aux personnes à faible revenu de Montréal-Nord et de la région métropolitaine, ainsi que d'encourager le réseautage, la responsabilité et la prise en charge par des projets de partenariat, de réintégration, de formation, et de croissance personnelle.

Help in locating temporary or permanent housing or obtaining placement in social housing, maintenance of a registry of available housing at affordable prices in the private sector, assistance to individuals and families in settling housing disputes or issues; and legal counsel related to housing and discrimination.