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Maison L'éclaircie de Montréal is a community organization providing transitional housing for individuals facing mental health challenges related to psychosis or severe personality disorders. They offer individualized clinical and psychosocial support, various activities such as art workshops and outings, and 24/7 on-site intervention. With a focus on the contributions of psychoanalysis to the clinical understanding of psychoses, Maison L'éclaircie also provides social housing with community support to promote independent living and social connections. Their approach emphasizes listening, individuality, and quality care in a warm and unique living environment. Generated from their website

Frères & Soeurs d'Emile Nelligan is a Montreal-based organization dedicated to advocating for the rights and needs of people with psychiatric conditions. They actively engage in creating artistic expressions and events, such as the Cabaret Foudroyant, to raise awareness and provide a platform for participants to share their experiences. The organization is also involved in providing information regarding psychiatric medications and their potential risks, contributing to public discussions about mental health treatments. Through various initiatives and performances, they work toward illuminating the rights and interests of individuals facing mental health challenges. Generated from the website

Club Ami in Montréal, Québec, is a welcoming space that embraces the individuality of each visitor. The day center offers various activities and opportunities for members to engage in creative pursuits, socialize, and contribute to the community. With a focus on fostering a sense of belonging, Club Ami encourages participation in democratic decision-making and upholds a code of conduct to ensure a respectful environment for all. Visitors can also support the center through donations or by getting involved in volunteering and internships to further enrich the inclusive atmosphere. Generated from the website content