An organization that provides a safe environment where Native women and children can rebuild their lives.
Montreal, Quebec
The NWSM offers support and frontline services to First Nations, Inuit and Métis (Aboriginal) women and children to promote their empowerment and independence. The NWSM is the only women’s shelter in Montreal that provides services exclusively to Aboriginal women and their children. Women are offered an up to three month stay in one of 13 private rooms, many of which are capable of accommodating more than one person so that women may stay with their children.
On-site · Montréal
Support Indigenous families as they navigate the Department of Youth Protection system through accompaniment, advocacy, crisis support, and culturally safe referrals. Manage client intake, action plans, follow-ups, case documentation, and practical support such as housing, school enrollment, and budgeting.
On-site · Montréal
The mediator conducts safety patrols in Cabot Square to build relationships with the unhoused population and promote social coexistence. They also act as a liaison between community stakeholders and resources while responding to crisis situations.
On-site · Montréal
The Residential Support Worker provides front-line, trauma-informed support to clients while ensuring a safe and structured environment. Responsibilities include monitoring daily routines, responding to crisis situations, and maintaining accurate shift documentation.
