In 2026, Toit à moi enters a pivotal year. Our goal is to acquire 75 condominium units by 2028 to quickly provide a true home for aging individuals who are still waiting in shelters.

To achieve this, we must convince the federal, provincial, and municipal governments to support the purchase of condominiums, and mobilize investors and financial institutions to secure the financing required for acquisition.

More than ever, we will need everyone’s support: partners, donors, decision-makers, and engaged citizens.

Together, let’s make 2026 a year in which we purchase more than doors—we profoundly transform lives.

Toit à moi’s innovation goes beyond acquiring condominiums to quickly house people experiencing homelessness. We systematically involve donors—our sponsors—in the effort to provide affordable and dignified housing for vulnerable individuals in a context where the cost of living and rents are increasingly unaffordable. For each Toit à moi condo, approximately 40 sponsors, contributing $25 or $50 per month, help cover the mortgage and housing-related costs, allowing us in turn to rent the unit at an affordable rate.

The campaign held from June to December 2025 mobilized more than 600 people! Our goal is to reach 1,500 sponsors in 2026 to help cover the costs of dozens of housing units.

Sponsors are recruited through a personal ambassador-led campaign within their own networks. A heartfelt thank-you to the 20 ambassadors who are currently mobilizing their loved ones through February. Write to us at info@toitamoi.ca to become an ambassador.

Toit à moi officially launched its project on November 25, 2025, at the Maison du développement durable, surrounded by some fifty partners and collaborators.

In its first year of operations, Toit à moi set out to establish a proof of concept with five initial housing units. 

These units were acquired thanks to a generous donation from the Gauthier Family Foundation. On the following page, you will be able to see them in photos: they are beautiful, warm, and designed to foster resilience after years of hardship.  

Le Chaînon and La Maison du Père are the first two housing placement and support partners to join our initiative.

Nicola, Daniel, and Martin are the first three tenants. A woman and a man will soon move into the two other acquired units. We are proud of our tenants and of the journey they have taken to regain stability and peace of mind.

TÀM now has five outstanding housing units dedicated to fostering resilience and helping individuals move beyond trauma.

Frontenac Metro

Honoré-Beaugrand Metro

Place des Arts Metro

Beaudry Metro

Berri–UQAM Metro