Indigenous individuals and families challenged by substance use and mental health issues
Indigenous-run residential addictions treatment centre on Mississaugas of the Credit territory offering traditional cultural healing, counselling, intervention and family programming.
First Nations/Indigenous youth ages 12-17 and 18-25 struggling with substance misuse
Accredited culturally-based away-from-home residential treatment centre for Indigenous youth offering 10-12 week programs built on the Seven Grandfather Teachings, land-based learning and traditional ceremony.
First Nations adults 18+ and families challenged by drug and alcohol addiction
Residential healing lodge on the James Bay coast running six-week individual and three-week family treatment programs combining counselling, health services and aftercare for First Nations adults.
Wheelchair accessibleEnglish
Updated 2026-10-02 · sagashtawao.ca
Gwekwaadziwin Miikan Mental Health and Addictions
Manitoulin · Little Current
Verified Oct 2026
Open 24/7Addiction / substance useMental healthTransitional housing
Young adults 19+ (co-ed) struggling with addictions and mental health; geared to Indigenous applicants
Partnership of six First Nations running a 3-phase land-based treatment, live-in aftercare and community aftercare program for young adults that weaves Anishinabek culture with therapeutic and outdoor experiential learning.
Members of Nishnawbe Aski Nation First Nations across northern Ontario
Indigenous-run legal aid corporation serving NAN members since 1990 with criminal, family and child-welfare law, Gladue, restorative justice, victim-witness and community legal workers from five northern offices.
National Indigenous youth-led charity (formerly Canadian Roots Exchange) running a grants program for youth-led community projects and a tuition-free policy school grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing.
Indigenous patients and families in Simcoe County and Muskoka
Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle primary-care network blending Western medicine with Indigenous healing ceremonies, traditional medicines and Elders for First Nations, Inuit and Metis patients.
Members of the five First Nations of the collectivity on Manitoulin Island
Community health centre for five Manitoulin Island First Nations blending traditional healing with Western medicine across primary care, maternal-child health, home care and community health programs.
Indigenous children, youth, families and communities in Hamilton, Brantford and area
Multi-service charitable Indigenous organization in Hamilton running Head Start preschool, licensed child care, EarlyON family centres, a food bank, an Indigenous call centre and youth education advancement programs.
Wheelchair accessibleEnglish
Updated 2026-10-02 · niwasa.ca
Weeneebayko Area Health Authority
Cochrane · Moose Factory
Verified Oct 2026
Open 24/7Hospital / emergency deptHealth clinicMental health
Residents of James Bay and Hudson Bay coast First Nations communities
Indigenous health authority running the Weeneebayko General Hospital, Moosonee Health Centre, nursing stations and regional mental health services for eight Cree communities along the James and Hudson Bay coasts.
Wheelchair accessibleEnglish / cr
Updated 2026-10-02 · waha.ca
Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority
Kenora · Sioux Lookout
Verified Oct 2026
Health clinicCommunity health centreMental healthAdvocacy / ombudsman
First Nations individuals and families in the 33 Sioux Lookout region communities
Community-mandated First Nations health authority for 33 Anishinabe communities operating a 28-doctor Northern Clinic, Nodin mental health services, telemedicine and patient travel supports.
Citizens of the 39 Anishinabek Nation member First Nations
Political organization and secretariat (Union of Ontario Indians, est. 1949) advocating for 39 member First Nations with programs spanning health, social services, education, treaty research and intergovernmental affairs.
Members of Treaty #3 First Nations in northwestern Ontario and southeastern Manitoba
Political organization protecting Treaty and Indigenous rights for the Anishinaabe Nation in Treaty #3, coordinating departments across health, education, justice, social services, child care, housing and natural resources.
Coordinating political body and secretariat for 133 First Nation communities in Ontario, running advocacy and programs across health, justice, education, social services, youth and economic development.
First Nations, Inuit and Metis community members and their families in Toronto
Indigenous interprofessional primary care team born from a partnership between Na-Me-Res, Call Auntie Clinic and Well Living House, blending Western medicine with traditional healing for urban Indigenous patients.
Indigenous women and families, primarily Six Nations of the Grand River
Full-service maternal and child centre operating since 1995 with full-time Indigenous midwives blending traditional Haudenosaunee and contemporary midwifery, plus prenatal/postpartum care, home visits and family programming.
Six Nations Elected Council health authority delivering community health programs, public health, mental health and addictions, home and community care and wellness supports across the territory.
Wheelchair accessibleEnglish
Updated 2026-10-02 · snhs.ca
Call Auntie Clinic
Toronto · Toronto
Verified Oct 2026
Health clinicCommunity health centreWomen's health
Indigenous community members and people facing barriers to healthcare in Toronto
Indigenous-led low-barrier interprofessional clinic offering sexual and reproductive health, street medicine outreach, community health workers and a baby bundle program for the urban Indigenous community.