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Addiction Services


For current information on Mental Health & Addictions programming provided by Shared Health and Southern Health-Santé Sud, please see the below links:

Shared Health 
Southern Health-Santé Sud


Canadian Mental Health Association - Central Region

Address: 102 1st Street North West, Portage la Prairie MB, R1N 1Y9
Phone: 204-239-6590
Website: www.central.cmha.ca
Email: [email protected]
Services: CMHA provides mental health support services ranging from Peer/Self-Help Initiatives, Housing, Recovery and Well-being Education, and Drop in support. They offer guidance in finding help and understanding mental health. Some of their programs include: Community Wellness Initiative, Fisher Apartments, Portable Housing Benefit, Thrive Learning Centre, Senior Supported Group Living, Supported Housing, $3.00 hot breakfast on Friday mornings. A Support Directory is available on their website with links, emails and phone numbers of other helpful and important organizations and branches.

Compass Youth Live-In Program  

Address:  175 Nomad Street, Southport Mb, R0H 1N1
Phone: 204-428-6600
Intake Phone: 204-944-6274
Intake Direct Email: [email protected]
Website: https://sharedhealthmb.ca/services/mental-health/child-youth-services/compass/
Services: Compass is a voluntary live in program for young people 13-17 years old (with consideration for up to 20) who have problems with their use of alcohol or other drugs. Services are client centered and a person's treatment plan, including the length of their stay and focus is based on their individual needs. Program components include assessment, individual and group counselling, academic programming, recreation and leisure as well as health education and counselling. Youth have access to medical services and the support of a multi-disciplinary staff team that includes counsellors, nursing, a learning coordinator, and 24/7 support from Youth Care Workers.

Manitoba Harm Reduction Network - Portage la Prairie office


Address: 221-9 Saskatchewan Avenue West, Portage la Prairie, MB, R1N 0P4
Phone: 204-872-4644
Manitoba Addiction Helpline: 1-855-662-6605
Website: https://mhrn.ca/
Services: The Manitoba Harm Reduction Network works toward equitable access, systemic change, and reducing the transmission sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI) through advocacy, policy work, education, research and relationships. They do this by administrating regional harm reduction networks that provide services, education, advocacy and events that are relevant to their specific communities. 



Marymound

Address: 442 Scotia Street, Winnipeg, MB, R2V 1L2
Phone: 204-338-7971
Youth Addictions Centralized Intake: 1-877-710-3999
Website: www.marymound.com
Email: [email protected]
Services: Marymound provides a number of programs and services for vulnerable youth including crisis stabilization, assessment and treatment programs, group homes, treatment foster care, clinical services and cultural healing services based on a Two-Eyed seeing approach that focuses on cultural renewal, land-based healing and western therapeutic interventions, youth addictions services, sexual abuse treatment, youth education services including an independent therapeutic school and off campus school for older youth,  and education bursary fund for current and past clients of Marymound, independent living programs, young parents programming, maternal health and early childhood supports, youth employment readiness, cultural programming and training. 

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RAAM Clinic (Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine)

Address: 159 5th Street South East, Portage la Prairie, MB, R1N 1H4

Phone: 204-239-8800
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Website: https://www.southernhealth.ca/en/finding-care/portage-la-prairie/rapid-access-to-addictions-medicine-clinic-raam/

Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 1-3pm

Services: RAAM is a walk-in clinic for adults 18+ looking to get help with high risk substance use and addiction. 

Resource Assistance for Youth (RAY) 

Address: 125 Sherbrook, Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2B5
Phone: 204-783-5617
Website: www.rayinc.ca
Email: [email protected]
Services: RAY helps youth up to the age of 29 with immediate needs like street outreach, drop-in: warm meals, advocacy and basic needs (clothing, showers, laundry, etc.) Housing needs like eviction prevention & rapid rehousing, transitional housing and permanent housing. Health & Wellness Needs like mental health supports, addictions support (counselling, referrals treatment, etc.) ad drop-in health clinics. Employment & Education needs like growing opportunities program (resumes, job search, etc.) paid training programs and life skills workshops.




Other 

Al-Anon
Website:  https://www.drugrehab.ca/al-anon-meetings-in-manitoba.html
Phone:  1-877-254-3348 for information and meeting times
Services:  Support for individuals whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking
Cost:  N/A


Alateen
Phone:  204-870-9775 for information and meeting times 
Services:  Support for teens whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking
Cost:  N/A


Alcoholics Anonymous 
Phone: 204-239-6590
Meeting times: Monday 7:30 pm, Tuesday 5 pm, Wednesday 7:30 pm, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 pm, Sunday at 11:00 am 
*Last Friday of the month, Birthday/Speaker Open Meeting*
Location: 102 1st St NW Portage la Prairie, MB

Services:  
Following the 12 step program  ideology, those seeking  support with sobriety are welcome to attend.  
Website: http://aamanitoba.org/

Narcotics Anonymous
Phone:  1-204-239-6590
Meeting Times: Wednesday 5 pm, Thursday 7:30 pm (Women's), Friday 9:30 pm, Saturday 12 pm & 8 pm, Sunday 8 pm
*Last Friday of the month, Birthday/Speaker Open Meeting*
Location: 102 1st St NW Portage la Prairie, MB
Services:  Following the 12 step program ideology, those seeking support to live without dependence on drugs are welcome to attend.  
Website: http://www.mascna.org/ 
                      

24 Hour Problem Gambling
Phone:  Toll Free:  1-800-463-1554
Hours:  24/7
Services:  To provide support to those seeking assistance with gambling.
Website: http://afm.mb.ca/ 


PCRC Main Line:  204-240-7272
PCRC Email: [email protected]  PCRC Website: http://www.portagecrc.com
PCRC Address: 56 Royal Road N, Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 1V1 
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