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National Directory for Canadian Families

Youth Recovery and Treatment services

Welcome to Sober Kids’ National Directory for treatment providers and programs. We have set out listings for youth services in all major cities and towns in Canada.

To find local services in your area, please use the following search tools from the menu below.

  1. Select your province or territory
  2. Scroll to your city/town  
  3. Click the orange “Search Now” button to bring up results in your local community
  4. For online services, please select “Online” located within the listing of major towns/cities in your province/territory.

If you are a treatment provider and wish to have your facility/contact added to our Directory, please email info@soberkids.ca

4003 Cities and Towns

Ontario Native Women’s Association – Community Wellness Program

  • 150 City Road, Thunder Bay, Canada, P7J 1K3
  • 1-800-667-0816
  • https://www.onwa.ca/community-wellness-program
    • Mental Health Counselling
    The Community Wellness program is designed to assist Indigenous women and their families in the community who may be experiencing family violence or who may be struggling with maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Provides one on one family support; victim services referrals and emergency support; and Aboriginal culture-based healing.

Ontario Native Women’s Association – Community Wellness Program at Ontario Native Women’s Association – Thunder Bay

  • 380 Ray Boulevard, Thunder Bay, Canada, P7B 4E6
  • 1-800-667-0816
    • Mental Health Counselling
    The Community Wellness program is designed to assist Aboriginal women and their families in the community who may be experiencing family violence or who may be struggling with maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Provides one on one family support; victim services referrals and emergency support; and Aboriginal culture-based healing.

Ontario Native Women’s Association – Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women

  • 150 City Road, Thunder Bay, Canada, P7J 1K3
  • 1-800-667-0816
  • https://www.onwa.ca/evaiw
    • Mental Health Counselling
    Offers support services to Indigenous women, specifically survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Services include: Education, access to traditional healing ceremonies, advocacy, assistance with basic needs and transportation, group and individual counselling, aftercare follow-up, and referrals.

Ontario Native Women’s Association – Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women at Ontario Native Women’s Association – Sioux Lookout

  • Sioux Lookout, Canada
  • 1-800-667-0816
  • https://www.onwa.ca/evaiw
    • Mental Health Counselling
    Offers support services to Indigenous women, specifically survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Services include: Education, access to traditional healing ceremonies, advocacy, assistance with basic needs and transportation, group and individual counselling, aftercare follow-up, and referrals.

Ontario Native Women’s Association – Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women at Ontario Native Women’s Association – Thunder Bay

  • Thunder Bay, Canada
  • 1-800-667-0816
  • https://www.onwa.ca/evaiw
    • Mental Health Counselling
    Offers support services to Indigenous women, specifically survivors of sexual assault and abuse. Services include: Education, access to traditional healing ceremonies, advocacy, assistance with basic needs and transportation, group and individual counselling, aftercare follow-up, and referrals.

Ontario Network of Sexual Assault / Domestic Violence Treatment Centres

  • Women"s College Hospital, 76 Grenville St, Toronto, ON, M5S 1B2
  • http://www.sadvtreatmentcentres.ca
    • Crisis lines
    COVID19 - Nurse-staffed 24 hour telephone line available to assist victims/survivors and service providers with service navigation during the COVID19 pandemic; call 1-855-628-7283 or visit website for details, or to find a local Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centre in OntarioProvides representation, leadership and support to 36 hospital-based sexual assault and domestic violence treatment centres collaboration in research, education and training activities to establish standardization in service provisionInformation on health options and centre locations for victims/survivors of violence direct services for victims/survivors provided by member centres online training modules for service providers resource libraryFind a Centre -- online searchable directory of sexual assault/domestic violence centres in Ontario; map available to download

Ontario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer

  • https://www.opacc.org/
    • Support Groups
    OPACC is comprised of representatives from parent groups, parents, guardians, survivors, or close relatives of a child or teen diagnosed with childhood cancer in Ontario OPACC"s goal is to be the parent voice for families with children diagnosed with cancer across the Province of Ontario supports the establishment of new community-based parent support groups throughout the Province and the strengthening of existing groups advocates for issues of importance to childhood cancer families offering in-person and virtual support services, for more information see website Parent Liaison program offers trained parent facilitators, and parents of a child who has had cancer, that meet with parents and families and help to address fears or concerns that they may have (non-medical advice) offered at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto and Credit Valley Hospital in Mississauga run weekly drop-in support groups, provide informational materials and resources, and distribute free items offer financial assistance such as hospital parking program and distribution of gift cards for gas and groceries to registered childhood cancer families distribute meal vouchers for families at Hospital for Sick Children

Ontario Poison Centre

  • 555 University Avenue, Toronto, ON, M5G 1X8
  • 1-800-268-9017
    • Youth Mental Health
    The Ontario Poison Centre in Toronto has been serving the general public and healthcare professionals throughout Ontario since 1979. Although the Poison Centre is located at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), our clientele includes both children and adults. The primary role of the Poison Centre is to provide telephone information and advice about potential or real exposures to poisonous substances.   In addition to its primary role, the Poison Centre also collects information on poisoning cases, generates and distributes poison prevention material, and participates in medical toxicology research.