Our services

• Community / Study / Work Access Program

  Program

  Maison Jeun'Aide specializes in the delivery of the community / study / work access program, formerly known as "community / study / work projects. Its application is based on the involvement of the person through the objectives. associated with their stay plan These are modeled on their specific needs while focusing on a biopsychosocial balance.

  Type of release updated at Maison Jeun'Aide:

  • Regular day parole,
  • Statutory release with house arrest,
  • Statutory release with breakdown assistance,
  • Full parole with accommodation condition,
  • Long-term supervision order,
  • Alternatives to incarceration.

  Services

  • Accommodation, meals and laundry
  • 22 single occupancy rooms and 5 double occupancy rooms
  • Accessibility for people with reduced mobility
  • Bilingualism
  • Individual follow-up
  • Discussion workshops with animation
  • Qualified staff available 24/7
  • Group activities abroad (sports and cultural)
  • Training room
  • Daily visit times

  Clientele

  Federal male clientele who have obtained a release from the PBC corresponding to our program.

  Capacity

  32 places

  Admission conditions

  • An assessment of each candidate is prior to any admission.
  • Upon admission, the resident undertakes to respect the CRC residence contract.

  Exclusion criteria

  • Unstable psychiatric cases,
  • Person in a wheelchair,
  • Pyromaniacs
  • Case involving section 161

  Contact information

  • 4430, rue St-Jacques, Montréal, H4C 1K2

  • Tel: 514 932-4857
  • Fax: 514 932-8573
  • Email: mja@maisonjeunaide.com
  • https://maisonjeunaide.com/en/

• Independent Supportive Housing Program

  The supervised housing of CRC Maison Jeun'Aide is an opportunity to benefit from low-cost rent in order to allow the beneficiary to gradually resume contact with his financial obligations without however precipitating him towards a precarious situation. The move to these apartments aims precisely to establish a framework where social reintegration is first and foremost part of the primary actions which aim to bring the subject to free himself from the care of the child. system. The suddenly granted autonomy contrasts with the many requirements to which the subject had become accustomed to responding. We are thus trying to reduce the dependency that could have formed over the years so that he can regain control of his daily life. Concretely, this means enabling him to meet his obligations, whether in terms of meals, maintenance of his home or the payment of his accounts.

  Updated forms of release to independent supervised housing:

  • Statutory release,
  • Full parole.

  Services

  • Electricity,
  • Hot water,
  • Semi-furnished (stove and refrigerator),
  • Complete bathroom,
  • Access to a common laundry room,
  • Access to the courtyard,
  • Public transport nearby,
  • Individual follow-up with the Maison Jeun'Aide clinical team,
  • Bilingualism.

  Clientele

  Federal male clientele who have obtained a release from the PBC corresponding to our program.

  Capacity

  9 places

  Admission conditions

  • An assessment of each candidate is prior to any admission.
  • Have a precarious financial situation (little or no savings),
  • Have a job or actively search for it or be studying,
  • Respect housing regulations,
  • Submit your tax return for the previous year in order to establish the price of the rent,

  Exclusion criteria

  • Unstable psychiatric cases,
  • Person using a wheelchair or having a major physical limitation,
  • Pyromaniacs
  • Case involving section 161

  Contact information

  • 5290 rue Notre-Dame Ouest, Montréal, H4C 1T5

  • Tel: 514 932-4857
  • Fax: 514 932-8573
  • Email: mja@maisonjeunaide.com
  • https://maisonjeunaide.com/en/