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What if we could measure the economic value of what local congregations contribute to their surrounding communities? The Halo Report is a 1-hour Zoom presentation on Evangel’s socio-economic impact in our neighbourhood.

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Domestic Abuse
Chez Doris: Chez Doris is a charitable organization offering a daytime shelter 7 days a week for all women in difficulty. The house provides meals, respite, clothing, socio-recreational activities as well as practical assistance in a secure and accepting environment.

Logifem: Logifem provides shelter and care to women with and without children.

Social Services & Intervention Resources: Rapha Quebec
Shelter
Refuge Mitshuap Montreal: Mitshuap is an independent run night shelter in the Lighthouse building located at 2154 Ste-Catherine O. offering 45 beds along with a free meal for clients. Open 7 nights / week from 8pm - 6am. First come first served. To inquire about bed availability please call 438-466-2325 between 9pm - 5am
Mental Health
Suicide Prevention Line: People anywhere in Canada can call and text 9-8-8 if they are thinking about suicide or are worried about someone who is. The three-digit suicide prevention helpline will be answered by responders who are as close to home as possible. In Quebec, once the number has been dialled, requests will be redirected to Quebec services, which will continue to be offered by the Centres de prévention du suicide du Québec (CPS).
Aire-Ouverte: Free health and wellness services for youth and young adults aged 12-25. Aire-Ouverte is a government-run service that offers young people support for issues including mental health, substance use, relationship issues, and more. Services are available at multiple locations either by appointment or walk-in. More information on their website here.
L’Abri en Ville: The purpose of L’Abri en Ville is to provide stable homes and authentic community for adults diagnosed with a major mental illness. For more information or to learn about volunteering, visit their website here.
List of Counsellors:
- Tanya
- Manon Wascher
- Isaiah 40 Foundation
Other
Celebrate Recovery: This is a Christ-centered, 12-step recovery program for anyone struggling with hurt, pain, or addiction of any kind. This group meets at Evangel and offers a safe, confidential, and judgment-free space where you can find healing and support, with God at the centre.

Contact Garry at cr@evangel.qc.ca for more information on this group.
Welcome Hall Mission: Established in 1892, Welcome Hall Mission is the largest doorway to help Montrealers in need. Programs and resources are available to support people experiencing homelessness, families living in precarity, young and single mothers, at-risk youth and the elderly. Click here for more info.
Mediation: The YMCAs of Quebec are offering a free, voluntary, and confidential mediation service for anyone in a conflict with neighbours, family, or someone else. Contact them at (514) 630-9864, ext. 5215 or by email at mediationmontreal@equijustice.ca (service offered in French and English).

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Halo Report

What if we could measure the economic value of what local congregations contribute to their surrounding communities? The Halo Report is a 1-hour Zoom presentation on Evangel’s socio-economic impact in our neighbourhood.

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New to Canada?

Welcome to Montreal! Moving to a new country can be intimidating and confusing. Whether you are here as an immigrant or an international student, we want to help you make as smooth a transition as possible, so click the button below for some helpful tips and resources.

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