Transitional Housing Residence on St-Hubert Street
Located in the Centre-Sud neighbourhood, near the Berri-UQAM metro station, this transitional housing residence on St-Hubert Street provides a living environment designed to support women on their path to autonomy. Intended for women who are autonomous or semi-autonomous, it offers structured housing with tailored support that fosters stability, recovery, and successful reintegration. Housed in a former hotel, the residence features 19 rooms as well as shared common areas, including a kitchen and bathrooms, both private and communal.
A Living Environment to Support Women on Their Path to Autonomy
The residence is intended for women aged 18 to 60, offering them a safe environment and the time to regain stability, restore balance, and prevent homelessness. Rent is set at 25% of each resident’s income, plus a $250 monthly service fee and additional charges for private bathrooms, where applicable.
Compassionate, consistent support
Women have access to resources tailored to their needs through a dedicated, multidisciplinary team: a social worker, psychosocial support workers, support workers, and security staff present day, evening, and night. They also benefit from individual follow-up and reintegration programs, support provided by daytime intervention staff, and 24/7 supervision. Daily guidance is provided to encourage gradual reintegration, including support with administrative processes, health management, organizing household tasks, meal preparation, developing social skills, and participating in community life.
A residence to restore balance
The residence on St-Hubert Street aims to provide a safe and supportive transitional living environment where women can regain stability, prevent homelessness, and build a sustainable future. It is designed to support long-term integration, particularly for women leaving youth protection services or women with immigration status, while remaining fully accessible, including for individuals with reduced mobility.
