À PROPOS DE NOTRE REFUGE DE JOUR
QUI EST DORIS
L’ouverture du refuge de jour a été inspirée par le témoignage franc d’une jeune femme qui tentait de survivre dans les rues de Montréal.
NOTRE ÉQUIPE
Notre équipe dévouée et qualifiée travaille ensemble pour apporter confort et soins aux femmes dans le besoin.
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Chez Doris : un million de mercis pour un deuxième toit
COMMUNIQUÉ DE PRESSE Pour diffusion immédiate Chez Doris : un million de mercis pour un deuxième toit Le refuge de jour qui aide les femmes en situation de vulnérabilité ouvrira un second pavillon pour augmenter ses services Montréal, le 5 octobre 2018 – Le refuge de...
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AVIS AUX MÉDIAS Le Refuge de jour pour femmes Chez Doris : découvrez les retombées du plus important don de notre histoire ! MONTRÉAL, le 3 octobre 2018 - Le vendredi 5 octobre 2018, le Refuge de jour pour femmes Chez Doris tiendra son traditionnel dîner de l’Action...
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We are in shortage of 3X and 4X coats.
Drop off donations between 8:30 and 3:00 PM 7 days a week at 1430 Chomedey Street in Montreal.
Thank you,
RIP Charlie McQuade. We regret to inform you that volunteer, Charlie McQuade, passed away on October 11, 2018. He was a former CTV cameraman, and since the past summer, he’d often volunteer on weekends. He’d drive our truck with a couple of female asylum seekers in the front seat. He’d drive them to appointments to pick up donations of furniture and then he’d drive them to their home to bring the furniture back to their respective homes. He fulfilled a much needed service as many asylum seekers rent apartments with very few personal belongings and live very much below the poverty line. Our condolences to his wife Jennifer Wooley and his family.
Thank you to the station 12 police officers and the Fraternité des policiers et des policières de Montréal for the donation of 101 bean meals, beverage, bread and desserts.
The women are enjoying the feast.
Please note that Chez Doris is closed today Monday, October 8 for Thanksgiving. Enjoy the day!
Great News! Thanks to the $1 million donation from Montreal businessman Andrew Harper, which was announced last May, we are very happy to announce that Chez Doris will soon be expanding its services for women in vulnerable situations with the acquisition of a second building in the west end of downtown Montreal.
Chez Doris plans to move some of its counselling services and administrative offices to the new building. The space made available in its existing building will be used to augment the services already provided by Chez Doris, which will include 20 overnight emergency shelter beds for homeless women by the year 2020.
Picture: Andrew Harper with Rosemary Christensen, his friend (to his right), Marina Boulos-Winton, our Executive Director (to his left), Pat Hardt, a member of the board and two shelter beneficiaries.
To know more about this new, read our press release: www.chezdoris.org/en/chez-doris-thanks-a-million-for-a-second-roof
To make a donation: interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E920202QE&id=1
