Resources of the West End of Montreal
Looking for a specific service in Montreal? Take a look at some of the community resources available to you. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of all the community resources available in Montreal.
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MENTAL HEALTH
Pairs Aidants J’Écoute
Phone support for people who are already using mental health services.
AMI-Québec
Youth in Mind Foundation
CRISIS CENTRES
West Island Crisis Centre
170 Rue du Buisson, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, QC H8Y 2Z6
24/7 crisis helpline.
Crisis Centre L’Autre Maison
Crisis housing only – beds reduced to 4 for people at high suicidal risk (housing allows you to avoid hospitalization).
24/7 crisis helpline.
Dans La Rue
1662, Ontario Street East, Montreal, QC, H2L 1S7
Crisis housing for youth aged 12-21 years old.
FOOD SERVICES
Maison Entre Familles
Food baskets for Pierrefonds Ouest, Ste-Geneviève and Île-Bizzard only.
Carrefour d’Entraide (Lachine)
Food help for single-parent families and people aged 70 and up.
Society of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul – de Montreal
Food help for Saint-Pierre residents only.
FAMILY SERVICES
Fondation de la Visite
Services through remote delivery.
For new inquiries: over the phone (ext.201) or info@cjelachine.ca
AMCAL Family Services
AMCAL Family Services
HELPLINES
Suicide Prevention Centre of Montreal
Tel-Aide
Écoute Entraide
Relief
Phobie Zéro
Drugs: help and referral
Gambling: help and referral
Ligne Parents
Suicide Crisis Helpline
Kids Help Phone
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi de Marquette (Lachine)
Services through remote delivery.
For new inquiries: over the phone (ext.201) or info@cjelachine.ca
Destination Travail du Sud-Ouest (Lasalle)
Services through remote delivery.
Possibility of making a new request by phone.
AVAILABLE SERVICES
Mécanisme d’accès en santé mentale jeunesse (MASMJ)
MASMJ is a centralized access point for children’s and youth mental health services for ages 0 to 17. The program provides mental health screening, assessment, and referrals to connect children, adolescents, and families with the right care as quickly as possible.
Aire Ouverte
Aire ouverte offers accessible health and wellness services for youth aged 12 to 25 and their families. The program provides personalized support for mental, physical, sexual, and social health, with in-person, walk-in, and phone services, plus referrals to specialized care when needed.
Prevention and Early Intervention Program for Psychosis & Clinic for the Assessment of Youth at Risk (CAYR)
PEPP-Montréal provides early intervention for psychosis for youth and young adults aged 14 to 35. The program offers rapid assessment, personalized treatment, and family-inclusive support for first-episode psychosis and early signs of psychosis, helping improve recovery, well-being, and long-term functioning.