Offer a therapeutic program as well as a social reintegration program for a mixed population aged 18 and older, experiencing issues with substance use, alcoholism (with or without co-occurring disorders), and potentially related gambling problems.

Welcome federal inmates and support their gradual social reintegration by emphasizing both individual and group approaches of a humanistic nature. The organization’s clinical approach maintains that residents must learn from past mistakes in order to highlight their intrinsic abilities.

Providing help and support to individuals struggling with substance use, such as drug addiction and/or alcoholism, while promoting their right to dignity. Residential therapy and addiction treatment are the organization’s main support services.

The mission of Maison Eurêka in Saint-Guillaume is to quickly welcome individuals awaiting placement in a residential addiction resource (RHD).

Assist adults aged 18 and over who are experiencing issues with substance use and gambling addiction.

Promote the social and community integration of justice-involved individuals by providing support, guidance, referral services, and skills development for a just and safe society. In a spirit of creativity and innovation, diversify services to address social and organizational challenges and enhance the organization’s reach.

Delivering holistic and culturally responsive trauma-informed recovery programs based on Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit for Nunavimmiut to renew their inner strength and wellbeing.

Prevent, support, and promote recovery for adults living with HIV or hepatitis C, or those at risk, who are also experiencing housing insecurity.

Provide prevention, assessment, therapy, and support services exclusively to men who have committed a sexual offense or who have a sexual attraction to children and adolescents, whether or not they have acted on it.

Work with the Canadian Christian community to help transform the lives of individuals affected by crime. The organization’s mandate is to offer hope, purpose, and positive change—through the teachings of Jesus, grounded in forgiveness—which call each of us to look deeper within ourselves to love unconditionally.

Provide community support and guide individuals with mental health challenges toward autonomy through a holistic and alternative approach grounded in popular education, recognizing citizens as capable of influencing their environment, community, and social causes, thereby fostering their full development.