Jim Lund Dental Clinic
For many Montrealers experiencing poverty or homelessness, accessing dental care can feel nearly impossible. To help bridge this gap, Welcome Hall Mission has partnered with McGill University’s Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences to provide free dental care through the Jim Lund Dental Clinic. Established in 2012 and expanded in 2024, the clinic offers free dental examinations, procedures, and treatments in a state-of-the-art facility, ensuring that individuals and families facing barriers to care can receive the oral health services they need with dignity and compassion. Clients with an up-to-date membership are welcome to make appointments at the Jim Lund Dental Clinic. To become a member, please make an appointment by calling us at 514 523-5288 ext. 172
Pediatric Services
For many Montrealers experiencing poverty or homelessness, accessing dental care can feel nearly impossible. To help bridge this gap, Welcome Hall Mission has partnered with McGill University’s Faculty of Dental Medicine and Oral Health Sciences to provide free dental care through the Jim Lund Dental Clinic. Established in 2012 and expanded in 2024, the clinic offers free dental examinations, procedures, and treatments in a state-of-the-art facility, ensuring that individuals and families facing barriers to care can receive the oral health services they need with dignity and compassion. Clients with an up-to-date membership are welcome to make appointments at the Jim Lund Dental Clinic. To become a member, please make an appointment by calling us at 514 523-5288 ext. 172
PRISM
In December 2017, we opened the doors to our short-term mental health unit, PRISM (a mental health reinsertion program for individuals experiencing homelessness), in partnership with CIUSSS West-Central Montreal and the Jewish General Hospital of Montreal. This 8-bed, 24/7 unit provides continuous, around-the-clock support in a safe and structured environment.
Under the care of a psychiatrist, nurse, and with the dedicated support of intervention workers, clients facing severe mental illness and chronic homelessness can find stability, hope, and a pathway toward a new life. In fact, after just a few months in PRISM, several men have transitioned into their own apartments with ongoing follow-up from an outpatient mental health team, and are living successfully on their own—an immeasurable achievement after years spent on the streets.
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