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Program: Pelican High Peak Family Health Lodge
Organizations: Ka Na Chi Hih Specialized Solvent Abuse Treatment Centre
Phone Numbers: 807-623-5577
Toll-Free: 1-888-863-1560
Crisis: 1-888-344-1891
Fax: 807-789-9803
Email: intake@kanachihih.ca
Website: kanachihih.org/
Address: 100 Anemki Dr Suite 102
Fort William First Nation, ON
P7J 1A5
Street
Address: 		70 Wellington St
Sioux Lookout
Location:
  • Located in Sioux Lookout on Wellington St
  • Closest intersection is Wellington St and Government Rd
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible      Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Residence Services: Mon-Sun, 24 hours


Office: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm
Contacts: Joni Beardy - Assistant Treatment Services Manager
807-698-9765; 807-738-5291 (Alternate) * jbeardy@pelicanhighpeak.ca
Angela Carter - Chief Executive Officer
Service Description: Operates three residential treatment centres for First Nations people with polysubstance use and mental health challenges
  1. Ka Na Chi Hih Healing Lodge
  2. Wakenagun Youth Healing Lodge
  3. Pelican High Peak Family Healing Lodge


  • Operates a culturally-focused voluntary residential treatment program for Indigenous families who struggle with polysubstance use and/or mental health challenges
  • Program includes Pre-Treatment, Intake, Residential Stay and Aftercare Services
  • Duration of residential stay is 3 weeks
  • Provides a holistic program using both traditional and contemporary models of treatment to help individuals deal from their substance use and mental health challenges
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    Fees: None
    Application: Email or call to learn more information about our intake process.
    Eligibility - Population(s) Served: Potential clients must:

    • Be an Indigenous Family

    • Be medically stable

    • Be substance-free for at least 2 weeks prior to admission

    • Not use the program as an alternative to incarceration or probation

    • Have a voluntary commitment to the healing process

    • Be willing to participate in a traditional/spiritual approach to the healing process

    • Not exhibit a progressive history of violent behaviour
    Languages: English ; Cree ; Ojibwe

    This information was last completely updated on: 2-20-2026


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