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Le réseau de l’Aide juridique du Québec is a provincial network with offices across Québec that provides free or low-cost legal services to persons who are financially eligible.

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10 offices offering legal aid across both Montréal and Laval

Range of legal support (family, civil, social, criminal, and youth law)

24/7 helpline for arrested or detained individuals: 1 800 842-2213

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CJSM is a non-profit organization that seeks to improve access to justice and combat racial profiling.

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Legal information • Legal consultations • Training sessions on legal rights and obligations

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Dans la rue is a Montréal-based organization that supports homeless and at-risk street youth. It provides emergency shelter, food and clothing, personal hygiene supplies, health care, psychosocial support, on-site education, job training programs, and other essential services.

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Legal & psychosocial support • The Bunker Emergency shelter (ages 12–21) • Day centre with meals, hygiene & health care

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Head and Hands is an organization dedicated to promoting the physical and mental well-being of youth aged 12-25 in a safe, inclusive, and judgment-free environment.

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Legal consultations for youth (12-25) • Frontline services (food pantry, harm reduction, etc) • Youth counselling services • Youth drop-in centre (Jeunesse 2000)

The INDex is a community database that provides essential information on Indigenous programs and programs that serve Indigenous peoples in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal.

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Food • Culture • Housing and shelter • Addiction and drug use • Youth and family • Health and wellness

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Info Justice is a province-wide organization with outlets across Québec, providing legal information services in English and French.

407, boul. Saint-Laurent, bureau 410
Montréal (Québec) H2Y 2Y5

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Free walk in legal clinics • Legal information on your rights and obligations • In person or by phone

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Native Montréal’s mission is to support the holistic health, cultural strength and success of Indigenous families, individuals and the community living in the greater Montréal area.

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Wellness • Access to rights and benefits • Land-based programming • Education • Sulture • Sports and leisure

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The Refugee Centre is a Canadian non-profit based in Montréal that provides a sustainable structure of integration for refugees and immigrants in Canada.

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Legal clinic (work permits, student permits, refugee claims, permanent residency etc) • Assistance in making healthcare appointments and completing paperwork • Job search support • Transitional Housing program • Language classes and talking circles

Logisaction’s mission is to offer aid services to the residents of Notre-Dame-de_Grâce and neighbouring boroughs to solve problems regarding their housing situations.

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Services for tenants • Aid in housing search • Information workshops

Tenant’s Rights QC shares resources about rent increases, evictions, and tenants rights in Montréal.

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Instagram Linktree• Rent increase workshops • Protest organizing