Rehabilitation Services in Saint-Henri, Montréal, QC
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151 Atwater, Montréal, H3J 2Z6
(514) 510-7772
Logifem provides shelter and care to women and children in Montreal. Our vision is to be a force of transformation in the lives of women in difficulty. Logifem has a shelter that can accommodate up to 20 women with or without children. Residents are admitted to the shelter on an emergency basis for one or two nights, or on a longer term basis for up to a year. We also have access to seven supervised apartments where women can stay for up to five years and a transition apartment that can be used by single mother and her child for up to three years. 
Customers express high satisfaction with Logifem Incorporated for ensuring a respectful and confidential environment. 
4430 St Jacques St, SAINT-HENRI, Montréal, H4C 1K2
(514) 932-4857
Social services organization, Soins de longue durée, Santé et Médicaments, Term Care, Rehabilitation Services, Réadaptation, Health & Medicine 
5262 RUE NOTRE-DAME O, SAINT-HENRI, Montréal, H4C 1T5
(514) 932-7188
Mission statement Maison Cross Roads is a not-for-profit community-based organization that provides social and community reintegration programs and services to men and women in conflict with the law. Objectives To foster the self-sufficiency and empowerment of people in conflict with the law, so that they may adopt behaviours contributing to their social and community reintegration. To provide services and programmes approved by the Board of Directors, which foster the prevention of recidivism. To promote and, where possible, implement programmes and services that may contribute to improving practices in the area of community corrections. To raise community awareness of the realities and issues faced by people in conflict with the law and those involved in the Justice System. To identify the social, demographic, and ethnic needs of people in conflict with the law, and to develop appropriate programmes. Board of directors Joe Mell (President) Helen Brodrick Merris Centomo Peter Conran Stan Cudek Michel Gagnon Meagan Irving Stéphane Laurence Carmen Lee Carly Meredith John McDonaugh Sandy McDonaugh Carol Shaw Gilles Thibault Denis Trépanier Organisations.