Member Organizations

Offer individuals, families, businesses, and communities effective, professional, and affordable services to address psychological, financial, family, medical, legal, or addiction-related issues. The organization values dignity and self-esteem and adopts a flexible approach ranging from harm reduction to complete abstinence.

Promote the social reintegration of an adult justice-involved clientele. The organization provides housing, guidance, support, and individualized follow-up. Its diversified programs enable a transition toward autonomy, respect for the law, and a sense of belonging to the community.

Support and assist youth and young adults aged 12 to 35 in facing their difficulties. Our work is driven by strong values: respect, equity, unconditional welcome, authenticity, trust in each individual and their potential, a youth-centered approach, and empowerment. We are a committed team that puts the person at the heart of its priorities.

Provide intervention, information, and support programs for individuals affected by judicial proceedings and detention in a Quebec correctional facility (sentences of less than two years). The organization primarily supports justice-involved individuals and their families by offering clear information on the correctional system, their rights, and criminal records.

Combat poverty and crime in all its forms and support the social rehabilitation of offenders.

Supporting individuals with substance dependencies toward a better life balance. The organization is a treatment center that helps anyone struggling with addiction to alcohol, drugs, or medication, and who demonstrates a strong desire and commitment to improving their quality of life. A community follow-up service for individuals involved in the justice system is offered in collaboration with Quebec Correctional Services.

Provide social reintegration services and serve as a reference in the promotion and prevention of good mental health.

Provide housing, supervision, and social reintegration services to men facing situational difficulties, homelessness, or who are justice-involved, and actively support them in their pursuit of autonomy.

As a continuation of prison chaplaincy, work toward the socio-community reintegration of justice-involved individuals and the support of those affected by crime, within the perspective of restorative justice.

Support individuals aged 15 and older experiencing substance-related challenges in a process of social reintegration, as well as their families.