Doctors of the World offers psychotherapy services and psychological support to disenfranchised persons or those experiencing homelessness facing various realities, as well as to community workers and peer support workers in Montreal community organizations.
After triage assessment and subject to availability.
and individual psychological support
and expertise development
Homelessness, substance use, sex work, criminalization, precariousness: regardless of their situation and the challenges they face, the person is welcomed with dignity and respect for their needs.
Assurez-vous que votre situation correspond à nos critères d’admissibilité. En cas de doute, nous vous invitons à consulter les critères ou à nous contacter directement. Notre équipe demeure disponible pour répondre à vos questions et vous accompagner.
Some situations do not exactly match the criteria, but we may still be able to help. Select your situation.
The clinic line is open Monday to Friday. We answer in French, English and Spanish. If the line is busy, leave a message — we call back the same day.
We work with the health network and a multitude of community partners without whom our work would not be possible. Thank you to them.
Free nursing care, directly on the street.
for people without public or private health coverage
Culturally safe health support.
Here are resources to better support people without status — community organizations, social workers, clinics.
In partnership with the Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM), MdM developed a training program that enables healthcare professionals to understand the service, telemedicine, and the support of migrants with precarious status.
In both cases, a triage assessment is conducted before the medical consultation.
No appointment required for fixed clinics. Show up during opening hours.
199 rue de la Gauchetière East · Indigenous Projects of Quebec
2007 Saint-Laurent Boulevard · Montreal Indigenous Friendship Centre
