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Suite 102 - 100 Anemki Drive
Thunder Bay, Ontario
P7A 1J5
Telephone: (807) 623-5577
Fax: (807) 623-5588
Email: vinsimon@hotmail.com

  • Number of beds: NNADAP funded: 12; Total overall: 12
  • Languages offered: First Nation (Oji-Cree, Ojibway and Cree); English
  • Target age: 16-25
  • Treatment cycle: Up to 2 years (Specialized Long Term)
  • Intake frequency: Continuous
  • Type of treatment program: Adults; Youth; Families (portion)
  • Special services: Intake screening; Dual addiction; Follow-up/aftercare; Interpretation services
  • Treatment for substances: Solvent abuse
  • Treatment components: Assessment; Alcohol and drug education; Case management; Client orientation; Crisis intervention; Professional consultation; Cultural activities; Individual counselling; Individual and aftercare planning; Life skills/personal development; Group counselling; Individual treatment planning; Intake; Referral; Recreation therapy; Reports and record keeping
  • Impairments the centre can accommodate: Physical disability; Learning disability; Visual impairment; Hearing impediment
  • Disability needs services: Wheelchair access
Date Modified: 2008-08-20

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