Maisons de transition de Montréal is a corporation which includes the Maison St-Laurent, the Agence sociale St-Laurent and the Action volontaire St-Laurent.
Created in 1967, the Maison St-Laurent is a community residence in the field of social and community reintegration of individuals with a criminal case.
The Maison strives to bring its residents and the community to peacefully solve the conflicts that divide them or could divide them, through the balancing of each of their respective needs. This is how it facilitates the social reintegration of offenders. The Maison’s approach is inspired by humanism and based on reality therapy.
Male adults who committed a crime, or at risk to, undergoing legal proceedings, or not.
30 spots
CSC - Correctional Service Branch
Service contract with the Correctional Service Branch
Created in 1982, the Agence sociale St-Laurent follows-up on offenders.
The Agence aims to contribute to social development through prevention and/or conflict resolution between potential and/or actual offenders and the rest of society, by finding a balance between each of their respective needs. Its approach is inspired by humanism and based on reality therapy.
Adults of both genders who committed a crime, or at risk to, undergoing legal proceedings, or not.
200 spots
Admission to the program is based on two requirements: being an adult by definition of the Law and planning on settling in the Montreal region post-residency.
During office hours
It is always possible to book an appointment outside office hours by calling the Agence, open 24 hours a day, every day.
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