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Addiction Treatment

Service provides: an online campaign to help individuals who are ready to quit smoking Includes: a free, private helpline with general or specific information about tobacco How To Quit guides for pregnant women, youth, family, and friends savings calculator facts about tobacco and additional information counselling services live chat support support for individuals who want to quit smoking, already have quit and need extra support, anyone supporting a friend or family member with quitting, or health and wellness workers who want more information about tobacco

Mental Health Counselling and Support Groups

Service provides: mental health counselling follow-up support to communities and families who have experienced a tragic event

Crisis Lines / Help Lines

Service provides: an independent inquiry to examine and report on the systemic causes behind the violence that Indigenous women and girls experience Includes: community visits and hearings to hear from the people who have experienced violence firsthand (to be privately or publicly shared) institutional hearings examining the systemic causes of institutionalized violence expert panel hearings stories can be shared through any artistic expressions of choice crisis support phone line for any persons requiring support (1-844-413-6649)

Addiction Treatment & Mental Health Counselling and Support Groups

Service provides: an 8 week, 12 bed residential program and a 10 bed Transition House to individuals who are suffering from trauma and addiction issues a holistic approach to treatment participates in the Indian Residential School Resolution Health Support Program that provides counselling and cultural-support services to residential-school survivors and their families Includes the following services: Alcoholics Anonymous and Smart Recovery meetings Continuing Care Program that features relapse prevention Gender-group discussions Group and individual counselling Life skills Traditional healing knowledge from Elders

Crisis Lines / Help Lines & Youth Mental Health Support

Service provides: 24 hour anonymous and confidential telephone counselling for northerners in crisis by trained volunteers confidential and anonymous telephone counselling on sexually transmitted infections (STI), including acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and all sexual health issues

Crisis Lines / Help Lines

Service provides: peer to peer counselling for unilingual (Inuktitut-speaking) Elders, including elder abuse counselling