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SOCIAL REINTEGRATION
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Participants in the social reintegration program choose to join a support program in order to regularize their situation in various areas of their life.

The ultimate goal is to regain housing stability and re-establish an active role in society.

OUR IMPACT 2024

198
REQUEST FOR ADMISSION
to the social reintegration service

90%
HAVE REACHED THEIR TARGET

or are on track to achieve it

71
MOVING

towards appropriate accommodation

WHAT IS RÉSO ?
 

During their stay, which lasts a maximum of 15 months, participants are supported in their journey to achieve the personal goals they have set in their action plan: managing addictions, physical and/or psychological recovery, returning to work or studies, legal steps, finding housing, etc.
 

Thanks to the many partnerships it has created, La Maison du Père enables the men it supports to more easily access the various public or community resources they need.

CHALLENGE 2024

In 2024, the number of placements in private, subsidized, or transitional housing for the social reintegration service has doubled over the course of the year.

A great challenge!

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PROFESSIONAL REINTEGRATION
 

Thanks to our partnership with Services Québec, participants can benefit from the PAAS-Action social and professional assistance and support program.
 

They can refamiliarize themselves with the job market by receiving training and participating in work activities in one of our support services: food, laundry, maintenance, etc.

ADAPTED PROGRAMS

Two programs addressing specific issues have been established in recent years:

Le Tremplin, for men who wish to engage in an employability process or need a transitional space to successfully integrate into a new job;

The John Howard Project, to prepare men aged 50 and older who are leaving prison for reintegration.

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