About Montreal Booth Center
A welcoming place for men to build and participate in community.
Who we are
The Booth Center is an accomodation facility designed for indpendent men aged 18 and over who wish to regain a dignified life, foster social connections, and thrive in their careers.
Our building
This building, constructed in 1958 with three floors, has been renovated and modernized to better meet the needs of our clients.
Our team
Meet the dedicated team who serves our community with compassion and commitment.
Kitchen Team
We have a talented team of people ensuring residents are fed nutritious meals. Our kitchen team is a blend of employees, volunteers, and individuals from community works. Together, they combine their effortss to deliver exceptional catering service, with courtesy and dedication.
Mission
Our mission revolves around four main goals:
- Provide three meals and a snack every day for all our residents.
- Promote healthy eating habits by offering balanced and quality meals, in line with the standards of the Canadian Food Guide.
- Minimize food wastage.
- Establish partnerships for consistent and occasional food donations.
Environment
We ensure our cafeteria is a welcoming space where residents can enjoy their meals while listening to music or watching TV shows, chosen based on their preferences and interests.
Our Story
The story continues...
2023 – A significant agreement
Service agreement between The Anchorage and the Integrated University Health and Social Service Center of Central South of the Island of Montreal concerning the purchase of spots for therapy services for residents on the island of Montreal presenting a substance use disorder for a duration of three years.
2020 – Bilingualism
The Anchorage becomes a bilingual program, offering and accepting residents undergoing opioid agonist treatment.
2020 – The Gouvernail and The Anchorage are on different levels
2019 – The Salvation Army begins its work in Montreal
2014 - In July, the Delta social reintegration program was discontinued. In July, The Havre service became an integral part of The Gouvernail
2013 – Creation of The Phare
2011 – Creation of The Havre
Community support service.
2005 – Creation of The Delta
The Delta is established as a separate program from The Anchorage for the reintegration of men aged 18 and over, abstinent alcoholics/addicts, who have successfully completed an internal therapy program.
2000 – Creation of The Gouvernail
Implementation of a housing service as an alternative to rooming houses for men with low incomes, which will later be called The Gouvernail.
1999 – Shelter transformed
1997 – Integration of The Anchorage into the Booth Center
1990 – Compassionate Rehabilitation
1970 – Creation of a new program
1958 – Construction of the current building at the corner of Guy and Saint-Antoine streets
1949 – Creation of an addiction program (The Anchorage)
1897 - "The Lighthouse Food And Shelter Depot"
1884 – The Salvation Army begins its work in Montreal
1882 – Introduction of the Salvation Army in Canada
1878 – The movement is renamed “Salvation Army”
1865 – William Booth launches the “Christian Mission” in London (England)
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