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Program: Nodin Mental Health Services
Organizations: Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority
Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority - Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority - Administrative Office
Phone Numbers: 807-737-4011
Toll-Free: 1-800-446-7863
After Hours: 807-737-4011
Fax: 807-737-1398
Email: info@slfnha.com
Website: www.slfnha.com
Address: c/o c/o Nodin CFI
PO Box 1300, 54 Queen St Nodin Mental Health Services
Sioux Lookout, ON
P8T 1B8
Street
Address: 		54 Queen St
Sioux Lookout
Location:
  • Serves as the site for Nodin Mental Health Services
  • Located at Queen St down the street from OPP station; across from old Knights of Columbus Hall
  • Closest intersection is at Queen St and 6th Ave
Accessibility: Partially Accessible      Partially Accessible
Accessibility Notes: Partially Accessible - Parking -- One designated parking space; Entrance -- Accessible from street level with front door buzzer; Washroom -- Accessible with bar in washroom
Hours: Office: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Contacts: Trish Hancharuk - Director of Nodin Mental Health Services
trish.hancharuk@slfnha.com
Service Description: Coordinates the delivery of health care services to the Anishinabe people across the Sioux Lookout region

Provides mental health services for First Nation individuals and families in the Sioux Lookout area
Provides the following services:
  • Intake, assessment and case management services
  • Individual and family counselling for various issues including but not limited to, bereavement, grief, family violence, suicide
  • Education, resources and training seminars in northern First Nation communities on mental health issues
Also provides the following programs and services:
Acute Care Services
  • Provides intensive counselling for individuals requiring acute care services
Special Needs Program
  • Offers case management and mental health services for children and youth with special needs including emotional, developmental and/or intellectual problems
  • Provides support to parents/families in accessing other resources and financial assistance
  • Offers advocacy on behalf of clients/families for other services
Specialty Sessions
  • Coordinates specialty clinics including psychiatry, tele-psychiatry, psychology and art therapy
  • Provides tele-conferencing with Sick Children's Hospital and other health providers
  • Offers education and information sessions with visiting specialists

Services and Programs:
Fees: None
Application: Intake assessment required for all services


Acute Care Services: Requires referral from medical doctor


Special Needs and Specialty Sessions: Open to referrals from any source


Specialty Sessions: Requires prior arrangements to be made
Eligibility - Population(s) Served: First Nation individuals of all ages experiencing mental health issues


Acute Care Services: Individuals experiencing severe mental health issues and requiring prompt intervention


Special Needs Program: Children and youth 0-18 years of age with multi-complex special needs
Languages: English

This information was last completely updated on: 4-11-2025


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