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National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP)/
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Gya’ Wa Tlabb Centre
P.O. Box 1018, Haisla Post Office
Kitamaat Village, British Columbia
VOT 2B0
Telephone: (250) 639-9817
Fax: (250) 639-9815
Email: gya_wa_tlaab@uniserve.com
- Number of beds: NNADAP funded: 12; Total overall: 12
- Languages offered: English
- Target age: 19 and over
- Treatment cycle: 6 weeks
- Intake frequency: Once per cycle
- Type of treatment program: Adults; Couples; Co-ed based on need (specialized programs for women 2 times per year); Pregnant Clients; Inmates (with probation order)
- Special services: Intake screening, Dual addictions, Follow-up/aftercare; will accept clients with dual diagnosis; Clients on Methadone accepted
- Treatment for substances: Alcohol; Hallucinogens; Narcotics; Prescription
- Treatment components: Assessment; Alcohol and drug; Crisis intervention; Client orientation; Education; Individual counselling and treatment planning; Professional consultation; Cultural activities; Life skills / Personal development; Group counselling; Aftercare planning; Referrals; Intake; Psychological services; Recreation therapy; Case management
- Impairments the centre can accommodate: Physical disability
- Disability needs services: Wheelchair access; Large print materials