A rare summer press conference will be held on Wednesday morning on the land adjacent to the incentive parking lot Parc-Obus d’Estimauville, in the east of Limoilou near Beauport.
With the appearance of maritime containers or site trailers, the four metallic mini-minimaons have been planted on Boulevard Sainte-Anne since last week.
The first part of the project cost $ 1.7 million until 2028 was to see the light of day in June.
The youth gîte and the Grape are the two Quebec organizations selected to supervise and support in their release from social marginality those who will live in these transitional accommodation modules of 30 to 60 days.
Based in Charlesbourg, Le Grape, for research group in animation and economic planning, helps people manage their personal finances and respect their budget.
The Grape can create a voluntary trust, account from which the organization takes care of paying the essential expenses agreed before depositing the remaining amount in the person’s bank account.
The youth cottage already manages two residences for people in difficulty: one for adolescents in Beauport and the other for adults in Sainte-Foy.
A gîte worker will provide psychosocial follow -up with minimaisons residents and will participate in the animation of common areas.
On a budget of 1.7 million, $ 442,000 will be used by organizations until March 31, 2028, the duration of the pilot project.
Priority has been granted to organizations that offer services on the Beauport territory.
With three modules made up of two studios each and the fourth reserved for common areas, the place backed by the building of the Canada Revenue Agency is waiting to welcome its first residents soon.
Six people or couples can be housed at the same time. We will know Wednesday from when.
The press conference will bring together representatives of the three orders of government, including the Quebec Minister of Social Services responsible for the homelessness file, Lionel Carmant.
The University Integrated Center for Health and Social Services (CIUSSS) of the Capital-Nationale, the City of Quebec and the Municipal Housing Office of Quebec (OMHQ) finance everything.
The grouping for helping the itinerants and itinerants in Quebec (RAIIQ) also participated in choosing the organizations.
