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Food Security​

 

Centraide of Greater Montreal (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Combating poverty and social exclusion in Greater Montreal through our network of over 375 community projects and organisations.

communications@centraide-mtl.org

https://www.centraide-mtl.org/en/

 

The Depot Community Food Centre (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

The Depot Community Food Centre, is a community-based non-profit organization founded in 1986 that works collaboratively with other community partners to address issues of food security in NDG and the surrounding areas.

6450 Somerled Ave, Montreal, QC, H4V 1S5

514-483-4680

info@depotmtl.org   

https://depotmtl.org/en/​Free

Food Banks Canada (Canada)

Food Banks Canada works from coast to coast to coast to maximize the efforts of more than 5,500 food banks and community organizations by investing in their work and offering support at a national level.

https://foodbankscanada.ca/

Food for Everyone -lah teiokaraien (Kahnawake, Qc)

Free Fruits and vegetables for Everyone in the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawake! Bring your own bags!

1 Towerline Storage, Kahnawake, QC, J0L 1B0

514-240-1980

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554308174302​

 

Groupe communautaire l’Itinéraire (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Accompaniment of marginalized people, publication of L’Itinéraire magazine, job integration for Indigenous people, meals, referrals, tax clinic.

2103 Sainte-Catherine E, 3rd floor, Ville-Marie, Montreal, QC, H2K 2H9

514-597-0238

direction@itineraire.ca   

www.itineraire.ca​

 

Moisson Montréal (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Food gathering and donations.

6880 De la Côte-de-Liesse Rd, Saint-Laurent, QC, H4T 2A1

514-344-4494

info@moissonmontreal.org

www.moissonmontreal.org/en/​

Native Friendship Centre of Montreal (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Drop-in center for homeless people, warm meals, clothing, showers, laundry, food basket, community dinners, youth services, information and referral, accompaniment for social and medical services, healthcare, legal and social advocacy, social and cultural activities.

2001 Saint-Laurent Blvd, Montreal, QC, H2X 2T3

514-499-1854

info@nfcm.org   

www.nfcm.org​

The Native Women’s Shelter (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Shelter, food, clothing, assistance in obtaining financial aid and low-cost housing, obtaining necessary identification, advocacy services, accompaniment to appointments, individual counseling, psychotherapy, group therapy, legal and medical needs, workshops: parenting skills, life skills, healthy communication, non-violence, sexuality.

P.O. Box 183, Station St-Jacques, Montreal, QC, H3C 2S1

514-933-5747

nakuset@gmail.com

www.nwsm.info​

 

Projets Autochtones du Québec (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Crisis intervention, warm meals, emergency shelters, transitional housing, managed alcohol programs, assistance with social reintegration procedures, legal and medical support, group activities.

169 de la Gauchetière St E, Ville-Marie, Montreal, QC, H2X 1P5

514-879-3310

info@pacq.org

www.paqc.org/en​

 

Resilience Montreal (Tiohtià:ke / MOɅIAK, QC)

Three meals a day, showers, sleeping area (40 spots), first aid, computer access, clothing, crisis intervention, harm reduction, indigenous centered wellness services, mental and emotional support services, medical and court appointment, detox and rehabilitation, document assistance and transport, government documentation assistance, community service, volunteer and compensatory hours programs.

4000 Sainte-Catherine W, Westmount, QC, H3Z 1P1

438-828-8995

resilience.montreal@gmail.com

www.resiliencemontreal.com/

“Let justice roll down like waters and right relations flow like a mighty stream.” Amos 5:24, adapted.

With gratitude for the land, we say:

One: This land is Sacred.

It has been anointed for tens of thousands of years with the dust and bones of all those who lived here before us. As we came here, we were invited to share this land with the original people, with a common love and concern for the land that we would live upon and share, in good ways.

….We acknowledge that …. treaty agreements were not to be considered as land surrenders; but to be considered as agreements of sharing together.

All: We are all treaty people. May we live with respect on this land, and live in peace and friendship with its people.

Adapted from Rationale for Redeveloping the Territorial Acknowledgement by Lee Claus, 2022.

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