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Box 429 Cedarvale-Kitwanga Road
Kitwanga, British Columbia
V0J 2A0
Telephone (250) 849-5211
Fax (250) 849-5374
Email: v.smith@explorenet.com

  • Number of beds: NNADAP Funded: 19; Total overall: 19
  • Languages offered: English
  • Target age: 18 and over
  • Treatment cycle: 5 weeks; 3 week men's; 3 week women's; 10 day youth; 5 week co-ed
  • Intake frequency: Once per cycle
  • Type of treatment program: Adults; Elders; Youth; Pregnant clients
  • Special services: Intake screening; Walk-in crisis; Dual addiction; Follow-up/aftercare; Outpatient; Family violence program; Psychological services
  • Treatment for substances: Alcohol; Narcotics; Prescription; Solvent abuse; Hallucinogens
  • Treatment components: Assessment; Alcohol and drug education; Case management; Client orientation; Individual counselling; Professional consultation; Cultural activities; Life skills/personal development; Group counselling; Individual and aftercare planning; Referral; Intake; Recreation therapy
  • Impairments the centre can accommodate: Physical disability
  • Disability needs services: Wheelchair access; Large print material
Date Modified: 2008-08-20

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