Neighbourhood News: Mental Health

The Yellow Door is happy to announce that we have brought back some activities in person!Thanks to the easing of COVID 19 measures, we have been able to resume the following in-person activities:Adaptive Yoga (Tuesdays from 12:45-1:45pm)Reading Group (Tuesdays from 2:00-3:30pm)Art Hive (Wednesdays from 2:00-4:00pm)French Literature Group (Thursdays from 1:30-2:30pm) Pole…

PEER-SUPPORT GROUP – INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE

Families, Mental Health, Women

July 22, 2021July 22, 2021

With the spread of the virus across the world, numerous stresses such as physical and psychological health risks, isolation and loneliness, the closure of many schools and businesses, economic vulnerability and job losses hit the population. Through all of that, children and their mothers became particularly vulnerable to the risk…

Equijustice Montreal’s Community Mediation Service offered by the YMCAs of Québec

Families, Mental Health

May 27, 2021June 7, 2021

Are you caught in a dispute with a neighbor, family member or someone else? Are you feeling overwhelmed by the situation or unsure on how to resolve the conflict? Would you like to be heard and accompanied by trained and certified mediators free of charge? For more information, contact us…

ARTICLE: Nakuset – Event Re-Cap by Muna Al-Mufti

Citizen journalism, Homelessness, Indigenous, Mental Health

May 19, 2021May 19, 2021

This piece was submitted to the Citizen Journal project of the Peter-McGill Community Council. Please note that the opinions expressed in these articles do not necessarily reflect those of our organization. This project aims to create space for the voices of residents, students and friends of the neighbourhood through articles,…

SURVEY: How has the pandemic affected your life?

Civic Engagement, Consultation/survey, Employment, Families, Mental Health, Seniors, Youth

May 5, 2021May 11, 2021

Do you live in Peter-McGill? Call us at (438) 493-6952 or fill out our survey online to tell us how you have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.How has the pandemic affected your life? What services are most important to you during this time? The survey takes approximately 5 minutes…

Community Call for Donations: Warming Tent in Cabot Square

Civic Engagement, Food Security, Homelessness, Indigenous, Mental Health

January 25, 2021January 25, 2021

Last Sunday in Montreal, Raphaël André, a homeless Innu man, was found dead just a stone's throw from a shelter that had been closed due to an outbreak of COVID-19. Raphaël was hiding in a portable toilet to avoid any run-in with police due to the curfew, and that is where he…

Are you a newcomer in need of support?

Employment, Food Security, Immigration, Mental Health

November 26, 2020November 26, 2020

The YWCA's Unique Program aims to promote the integration of immigrant women who have experienced a difficult life journey.Our approach is flexible to meet your specific needs and we offer you services such as:✔️ 1 year of free comprehensive support✔️ Information on emergency aid services and resources✔️ Integration workshops✔️ Confidential…

The benefits of parks on our mental health, happiness, IQ… and the environment by Paula Bernardino

Citizen journalism, Environment, Green Space, Mental Health, Uncategorized

November 19, 2020December 2, 2020

This piece was submitted to the Citizen Journal project of the Peter-McGill Community Council. Please note that the opinions expressed in these articles do not necessarily reflect those of our organisation. This project aims to create space for the voices of residents, students and friends of the neighbourhood through articles, photos, videos…

Q&A: Cohabitation Action Plan from the Ville-Marie Borough

Civic Engagement, Environment, Families, Food Security, Homelessness, Indigenous, Mental Health, Urban Development, Youth

November 5, 2020November 7, 2020

Download the Plan* *Please note that the version above is in French. For an English version, please request a copy directly from the Ville-Marie Borough by e-mailing communicationsvillemarie@ville.montreal.qc.ca Q&A with the Ville-Marie Borough These questions were asked by local residents during our Cohabitation Information Session on October 29th, 2020. All…

ACT 2 END RACISM

Civic Engagement, Immigration, Mental Health

October 21, 2020October 21, 2020

On #worldmentalhealthday the ACCT Foundation launched the SPEAK UP against racism campaign. Wear our Instagram and Facebook filters on social media and for every 10 filters, Act2endracism will donate a physical mask to an essential worker.Would you support our cause? It means taking a photo on FB and Instagram and…

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Peter-McGill Community Council

Neighbourhood News: Mental Health

The Yellow Door’s in-person activities!

PEER-SUPPORT GROUP – INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE

Equijustice Montreal’s Community Mediation Service offered by the YMCAs of Québec

ARTICLE: Nakuset – Event Re-Cap by Muna Al-Mufti

SURVEY: How has the pandemic affected your life?

Community Call for Donations: Warming Tent in Cabot Square

Are you a newcomer in need of support?

The benefits of parks on our mental health, happiness, IQ… and the environment by Paula Bernardino

Q&A: Cohabitation Action Plan from the Ville-Marie Borough

ACT 2 END RACISM

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