| National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) |
Helps First Nations and Inuit communities set up and operate programs aimed at reducing high levels of alcohol, drug, and solvent abuse among on-reserve populations. Although a program of Health Canada, the NNADAP is now largely controlled by First Nations communities and Organizations.
NNADAP supports a national network of 52 residential treatment centres, with some 700 treatment beds, which are listed on a directory on the Health Canada website.
NNADAP supports a national network of 52 residential treatment centres, with some 700 treatment beds, which are listed on a directory on the Health Canada website.
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Dernière modification 11 Sep 2011
