Who can you call And when?
- Griffintown - La Petite-Bourgogne - Pointe-Saint-Charles - Saint-Henri - Saint-Paul-Émard
Resources to support social cohabitation and homelessness in the South West
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For cases of:
Situation of conflict or distress
Support for people in vulnerable or homeless situations
Concern for social cohabitation
Contact: (438) 372-4387 or emmis@montreal.ca
For cases of:
Non-urgent situation linked to a person experiencing homelessness
Lagging syringe
Uncleanliness in public domain
Contact: 3-1-1
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To discuss a non-urgent situation with a police officer:
PDQ15
Foot patrol: (514) 237-0348
socio-community agents: (514) 280-0415
PDQ20
socio-community agents: (514) 280-0420
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For syringes lying around on private or public property, contact TRAC at (514) 939-2122 or at info@letrac.org
For emergencies
Is a person’s health or safety compromised? A criminal act is committed? Victim or witness to violent behavior?
Contact 9-1-1
Other local services
For everything related to: Accommodation, food, care and support!
For everything related to: Food, care and support!
Avenues to explore for better social cohabitation.
For everything related to: Accommodation, food, care and support!
For everything concerning: Community intervention and street work on a voluntary basis!
Maintain a relationship with the people you meet: greet them, offer them coffee, be interested in them. By taking the time to establish a positive relationship, it facilitates dialogue when an unfortunate situation arises.
Establish agreements with people who sleep near businesses. The majority of people accept conditions (schedule, cleanliness) if it allows them to sleep sheltered from bad weather. Offer remuneration to people in exchange for services such as sweeping, cleaning or snow removal.