Immediate supportive counselling services are available over the telephone.

Children’s Mental Health provides voluntary, confidential, and comprehensive mental wellness assessments and supports to children and youth as well as to parents and caregivers. Services are provided in safe, confidential, and therapeutic settings on and off-reserve and are grounded in Anishnawbek culture and values. Primary services include individual, family and group counselling, parenting support, psychological and psychiatric consultation and assessment services and walk-in clinic.

Adult Mental Health services provides voluntary, confidential and comprehensive mental wellness supports and assessments for members of the seven First Nations along the North Shore (Sault Ste Marie to Sudbury), on and off reserve. Primary services include mental health and addiction counselling, individual and group therapies, access to psychiatric services, assessment and referral services and walk-in clinic.

Family Well-Being is an intensive early intervention program focused on providing support to families to minimize identified risk of involvement in Child Welfare, deescalating protection concerns, and supporting the reunification of families. Services are offered in an individual and group format. Programming includes but is not limited to; Red Path for addictions and Life Skills/Parenting Skills. Group workers can provide one on one programming to individuals who request extra support.

The Baby Lucious Neo-Natal Hub provides wellness and support for at-risk parents, children and families. The program assists high-risk Indigenous women and provides access to prenatal care, support and education on harm reduction strategies to reduce high risk behaviors. The Neonatal program supports intermediate to high-risk women and families who are pregnant and/or have children between the ages of 0 to 18 months.

Children’s Mental Health provides voluntary, confidential, and comprehensive mental wellness assessments and supports to children and youth as well as to parents and caregivers. Services are provided in safe, confidential, and therapeutic settings on and off-reserve and are grounded in Anishnawbek culture and values. Primary services include individual, family and group counselling, parenting support, psychological and psychiatric consultation and assessment services and walk-in clinic.

Adult Mental Health services provides voluntary, confidential and comprehensive mental wellness supports and assessments for members of the seven First Nations along the North Shore (Sault Ste Marie to Sudbury), on and off reserve. Primary services include mental health and addiction counselling, individual and group therapies, access to psychiatric services, assessment and referral services and walk-in clinic.

Family Well-Being is an intensive early intervention program focused on providing support to families to minimize identified risk of involvement in Child Welfare, deescalating protection concerns, and supporting the reunification of families. Services are offered in an individual and group format. Programming includes but is not limited to; Red Path for addictions and Life Skills/Parenting Skills. Group workers can provide one on one programming to individuals who request extra support.