Community Services/Non-Profits near Longueuil, QC

“A very respectable place. A warm welcome from Mrs. Iman. Amazing and respectful communication that makes you feel truly at home.
Ms. Director she is one of the kindest of God's creation.
Kind, human and committed to service, I salute her with all my heart for this humanity and this feeling towards others.”

“Very good, I'm happy but you can't look at disabled people, to let them ahead, we arrived at one o'clock and we have to wait almost 2 hours, but I'm happy with the attention?”

“First off , great staff. If it’s your first time, you have priority , so get in the line at 13:30, they will admit you within the hour . Buy a lock if you have anything of value, lockers are crude, some are wooden, but the area is off-limits most of the day. Mandatory shower as you enter , and they will give you free clean undies, T-shirt & socks, just exchange them next day. Dinner is at 6pm, you will receive a main, dessert coffee juice you won’t leave hungry . Lights out at 10 pm, in bunk beds with between 8-12 guys per room. If you expect a steady 8 hour sleep, dream on, your roomies could have apnea, or talk in their sleep, or an argument can break out down the hall

Just be warned though, it can be rough on the soul to see most of the people there. Amputees , addicts, lots of mental illness . If you don’t smoke , the hour or 2 you wait in line will hurt, 90% of guys are smoking by the door to keep their place in line .

It’s a very welcoming place when you are in need, and they WILL take care of you. But just be ready to deal with all kinds behaviour, be civil but also keep to yourself , never know if someone is friendly just to rob you later”

“No issues, they clearly advised what I would need to bring to my appointment. There were some delays getting a response, but it turns out the person who usually takes care of passport renewals was on vacation. Very nice people working there!”

“Having participated in a number of online information sessions and attending the all day in person meeting this past fall regarding the impact of the passage of Bill 16, I cannot over state how valuable the RGCQ is to anyone experiencing condo living. The level of expertise available to the public and to members of the RGCQ is truly awe inspiring!!! With the new law(Bill 16) now in effect, along with the many associated new obligations that come with it, it would be a grave error to pass up the incredible volume of accurate information available and shared by the RGCQ. Despite the predominance of information available only in French, it was a treat to participate in an English information session last week offered by the RGCQ. CondoLegal has also done a number of translations for their information bulletins and this greatly demystifies a lot of the otherwise technical language previously available only in French. Bravo to the team at the RGCQ and CondoLegal for helping new condo owners and old alike, in better understanding the laws and obligations involved! I would give a 10 star rating but 5 is the maximum allowed. Merci Beaucoup!!”

“ORGANIZATION IS GOOD but the mentality of the world there is a little homophobic so the public lynching of the city of Montreal does not escape and we are targeted by innocent people who spoil everything that our society and religions do well.. because he does not accept that the Vatican accepts my sexuality as god. he corrupted the divine message of our lord.”