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How We Can Help

Our Harbour provides a caring, cost-effective long-term housing program on Montreal’s South Shore for people of diverse backgrounds living with mental illness. We offer life-management support, links with resources in the surrounding community and individual assistance in integrating with society. Our Harbour also educates the wider community about mental illness.
10 apartments
Safe, welcoming homes.
30 Residents
A caring community.
Weekly Programs help develop confidence and daily living skills.
Image of Our Harbour staff helping residents in there home

Our Apartments

Our apartments are 5 1/2’s that are shared by 3 people. Each person has their own bedroom and the common areas are shared. 

A monthly fee of $575 is paid by each resident. This fee includes: Housing, utilities; telephone including long distance in North America; unlimited Internet; insurance; and monthly activities.

Click the button below to fill out a short application form for our program

Our Programs

Our Harbour’s support for its residents living with mental illness goes well beyond providing friendly, affordable places to live. Our programs help residents build relationships, enhance their quality of life, develop valuable tools for daily living and promote their own recovery.

Facilitated by one or two volunteers each, these program activities offer an opportunity to socialize safely, help make friends and break the isolation that characterizes people struggling with mental illness.

A monthly calendar typically includes: recreational activities, relaxation activities, skill-building activities, and workshops.

If you would like to help with our programs, click the button below to fill out a short application form.

Our Harbour residents at a seminar

Criteria for consideration

To be considered, the adult individual:

● Has a mental illness diagnosis and acknowledges it.
● Is non-violent with no history of violence.
● Has been treated for drug and alcohol addiction; he/she has been clean for at least 6 months.
● Is taking medication as prescribed.
● Has a healthcare team in place.
● Has an updated psycho-social report.
● Is willing to live in and be part of a community.
● Is willing to accept help from staff and volunteers.
● Is on social assistance or has some other form of secure, regular income.

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