Compensatory work:


Compensatory work:

Example of an activity for the Short-Term Respite Shelter:

Title of the activity: Social reintegration and personal development workshop

Objective:

To provide residents of the shelter with practical tools to promote their social reintegration, improve their well-being and independence, while addressing challenges related to poverty, social exclusion, and other vulnerabilities.

Description of the activity:

The activity would take place over several two-hour sessions, over a period of four to six weeks, to support residents in their gradual reintegration. It could be led by specialized professionals (psychologists, social workers, personal development trainers) and would include theoretical and practical modules.

Modules offered:

Session 1: Understanding Social Reintegration

Presentation of the different aspects of social reintegration: the importance of communication, social relationships, work, and daily life management.

Group discussions to share experiences and challenges.

Session 2: Stress and Emotion Management

Relaxation and stress management techniques.

Practical workshops on managing emotions in social and professional situations.

Session 3: Developing Practical Skills

Workshops on writing a resume, preparing for a job interview, and job searching.

Training on using digital tools for job searching and managing personal finances.

Session 4: Independence and Budget Management

Training on managing a personal budget, with practical advice on saving and daily spending.

Discussions on the importance of independence in reintegration and how to maintain this independence in the long term. Session 5: Daily Life Management Training

Practical advice to improve time and household chore management.

Workshops on nutrition and daily health management.

Session 6: Long-Term Planning and Goals

Help in developing a short-, medium-, and long-term life plan.

Coaching sessions to identify the personal and external resources (associations, social services, training) needed to move forward.

Teaching Methods:

Practical Workshops: Each session will include interactive activities allowing participants to apply the concepts learned, such as role-playing, scenarios, and case studies.

Discussion Groups: To encourage the sharing of experiences and create an environment of mutual support.

Personalized Follow-Up: At the end of each session, participants will receive individual follow-up to assess their progress and identify any obstacles encountered.

Benefits:

Strengthened autonomy and self-confidence. Improving residents' employability through the acquisition of new skills.

Creating a supportive environment to reduce the risk of difficult social reintegration.

Better management of stress and emotions, which can facilitate their reintegration into society.

At the same time, recreational activities (such as arts and crafts workshops, outings, and sports sessions) can be offered to enhance the respite aspect and improve residents' quality of life during their stay at the shelter.End of reporting period: 2024-09-30

Programs and activities:

Continuing programs;

Improve the standard and quality of life of people who are unable to participate in the workforce for one reason or another. Low-income people; People experiencing poverty; People placed in institutional custody, hospitalized, remanded in custody; Persons who have received a verdict of not criminally responsible due to mental disorder or unfitness to stand trial;

New programs:

Support measures in case of emergency or prevention: Essential health care; Assist in rehabilitation; Relieve conditions associated with impairment; Analyze functional abilities; Program for assessing the needs and limitations (learning disability, motor skills disorder, psychological impairment, blindness or visual impairment, deafness or hearing impairment, chronic illnesses or other impairments) of patients in order to promote social reintegration; Such programs contribute significantly to the country's economy and meet the needs of many communities.

Promoting Volunteerism and Skills Development

We value volunteer involvement and offer a structured program aimed at:

Enriching the experience of our volunteers to build a better future for our communities.

Encouraging everyone to give their best.

Providing a sustainable and effective volunteer experience, including the participation of active volunteers, unpaid interns, mid-level employees, and various partners. Furthermore, the Worker's Respite Program offers everyone the opportunity to gain valuable professional experience and improve their skills in their field of study.

Conclusion:

The Worker's Respite is much more than just a place to stay; it is a comprehensive support and reintegration program designed to improve the lives of people in precarious situations. Through a variety of services and personalized support, the organization enables individuals to regain their independence and reintegrate into society in a positive way. If you are experiencing difficulties or if you would like to get involved as a volunteer, the Worker's Respite is a place of opportunity and essential support to overcome life's challenges.

We sincerely thank you for your interest in our mission.

Your contributions are essential to supporting our activities across Canada. Here are several ways you can help:

Donate by check or money order:

Please send checks or money orders made payable to the Worker's Respite to the following address:

Worker's Respite

580 Saint-Jean Street, Apt. 13

Quebec City, Quebec G1R 1P6

Donate by e-transfer:

You can make an e-transfer to the following email address: repit.travailleur@gmail.com

Make sure your financial institution supports Interac e-transfers.

Donate by direct deposit:

To make a direct deposit to our Bank of Montreal (BMO) account, please use the following information:• Institution ID: 001

• Branch Transit ID: 00373

• Account ID: 8975598

Note: The transit ID is a 5-digit code that identifies the bank branch. BMO's Institution ID is 001.

Tax Receipts:

An official tax receipt will be mailed to you, in accordance with Canada Revenue Agency requirements.

For more information on donations and charities, visit:

• Canada Revenue Agency

• CanadaHelps

Support Our Mission

We gratefully accept any contributions or donations. If you would like to support us, please send your donations, checks, or money orders to the mailing address below. For any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us.

You will receive an official tax receipt by mail, in accordance with the Canada Revenue Agency's requirements. For more information, visit:

canada.ca/charities-giving

or https://www.canadahelps.org/en/.

We welcome any form of collaboration! Our activities span across Canada.

DONATION DETAILS

Link: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/15815

Contact

Alain Dubé, President and Coordinator

Email: repit.travailleur@gmail.com

Website: https://repittravailleur.blogspot.com/

Tel: 418-805-6607 (voicemail)

Mailing Address

Worker Respite

580 Saint-Jean Street, Apt. 13

Quebec City, Quebec G1R 1P6

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