Ottawa Withdrawal Management Centre
Medical and non-medical withdrawal management in Ottawa. Call to discuss admission and current availability.
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Medical and non-medical withdrawal management in Ottawa. Call to discuss admission and current availability.
Nine-week inpatient addiction treatment for men. Ask the program about intake and fees.
Residential addiction treatment in Ottawa. Confirm eligibility, admission and fees directly.
Live-in addiction treatment for youth aged 13–21. Confirm referral and funding details.
Assessment and treatment for substance use and concurrent mental-health concerns; includes RAAM services.
Addiction counselling and family services, including youth and adults. Ask about program fit and cost.
Counselling for women and gender-diverse people around substance use and related concerns. Confirm intake criteria.
Safer-use supplies, overdose prevention and service information. Check current locations and hours.
Emergency shelter placement and housing support through the City. Call 3-1-1 for access.
Supportive housing and mental-health supports; eligibility and waitlists vary.
Find a local food program using the Ottawa Food Bank network.
Find local AA meetings and contact the intergroup for meeting details.
Find local NA meetings and schedules.
Search for Ottawa-area and online SMART Recovery meetings; verify each meeting listing.
Indigenous-led mental wellness services in Ottawa. Ask about available programs and eligibility.
2SLGBTQ+ community programs and peer connection in Ottawa. Check current schedule.
24/7 counselling and crisis support for Indigenous people across Canada.
The bilingual withdrawal centre can provide services in French. Call to confirm access and intake.
French-language residential treatment for Ontario adults 18+; the provider says its services are free. Confirm intake and any incidental costs.
French-language addiction and concurrent-disorder services for adults, youth and families.
French-language day treatment; contact Le CAP to confirm fit and schedule.
French-language SMART Recovery support through Le CAP; confirm meeting schedule.
Bilingual residential rehabilitation for women facing addiction and mental-health concerns. Confirm admission and coverage.
Post-treatment transitional housing for men who move directly from residential treatment; screening required.
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