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MONTRÉAL FINAL REPORT At Home/Chez Soi Project www.mentalhealthcommission.ca
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Document Date: 2014-08-21 22:39:41

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City

Calgary / New York City / /

Company

Montréal Homelessness / /

Country

Canada / /

Currency

USD / /

Facility

Douglas Mental Health University Institute / Montréal hospital / /

IndustryTerm

usual services / justice services / rehabilitation services / usual / response services / comparison / clinical services / people receiving services / social services / vocational services / /

Organization

Le Centre / Government of Canada / Housing First / federal government / Diogène / TAU / Montréal hospital / Douglas Mental Health University Institute / Health and Social Services Centre / Mental Health Commission of Canada / Montréal At Home Research Team & Mental Health Commission of Canada Suite / Québec Housing Agency / Emergency Shelter Service / CONTENTS Chapter / University of Montréal / Welcome Hall Mission / Mental Health Commission of Canada At Home/ Chez Soi National Project Leads / and the National Research Team / provincial government / /

Person

Henri Dorvil / Daniel Latulippe / Christian Méthot / Laurence Roy / Daniel Poremski / Christopher McAll / Catharine Hume / Helen-Maria Vasiliadis / Erika Braithwaite / Véronique Denis / Cameron Keller / Anne Crocker / Suzanne Laferrière / Jean-Pierre Bonin / Cécile Leclercq / Alain Lesage / Sonia Côté / Eric Latimer / Angela Ly / Marie-Josée Fleury / Daniel Rabouin / Paula Goering / Jayne Barker / /

Position

advisors / EXECUTIVE / representative / psychiatrist to the ACT team / site coordinator / /

ProvinceOrState

Alberta / Québec / /

PublishedMedium

Le Devoir / /

URL

www.mentalhealthcommission.ca / http /

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