A significant agreement
Service agreement between The Ancrage 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.
Bilingualism
The Ancrage becomes a bilingual program, offering and accepting residents undergoing opioid agonist treatment.
The Gouvernail and The Ancrage are on different levels
The Gouvernail transitions from a housing environment to a transitional one
In July, the Delta social reintegration program was discontinued. In July, The Havre service became an integral part of The Gouvernail
Creation of The Phare
Community support service.
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.
Shelter transformed
The Booth Center transitions from a temporary refuge for homeless men to a supervised housing resource.
Integration of The Ancrage into the Booth Center.
Compassionate Rehabilitation
Restructuring of the Booth Center to address the consequences of the deinstitutionalization of people with mental health issues.
Creation of a new program
Establishment of a program and a housing service for older men with low incomes.
Construction of the current building at the corner of Guy and Saint-Antoine streets.
Creation of an addiction program (The Ancrage)
« The lighthouse Food And Shleter Depot »
Establishment of "The Lighthouse Food And Shelter Depot" on de la Commune Street. This shelter will later be renamed "Montreal Booth Center."
The Salvation Army begins its work in Montreal.
Introduction of the Salvation Army in Canada.
The movement is renamed "Salvation Army."
William Booth launches the "Christian Mission" in London (England).
