Together, we can end homelessness in Montreal.
Montréal, Québec
Founded in 1889, the Old Brewery Mission is the largest resource in Quebec for homeless men and the largest in Canada for homeless women. It provides a range of programs and services at the forefront of the quest to end chronic homelessness. These include enhanced emergency, health, housing and psychosocial support services, as well as research and public awareness initiatives that contribute to a better understanding of homelessness as a solvable social problem.
Sur place · Montréal
The cleaner is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the Mission's facilities, including offices, common areas, and restrooms. They must ensure all equipment is functional and adhere to strict health and safety protocols regarding chemical usage.
Sur place · Montréal
The proximity worker provides direct support, guidance, and crisis intervention to users at the Old Brewery Mission to ensure a safe and supportive environment. They are responsible for maintaining daily operations, documenting client progress, and collaborating with professional teams to meet user needs.
Sur place · Montréal
The incumbent will provide psychosocial support, crisis intervention, and case management for individuals experiencing homelessness or instability. Responsibilities include assessing needs, developing intervention plans, and facilitating access to social and health services within a safe and structured environment.
Sur place · Montréal
The Urban Health Worker provides personalized support to users, including medication management, hygiene assistance, and crisis intervention. They also facilitate access to appropriate services and maintain detailed documentation of client interactions.