Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin offers support for Indigenous individuals and families impacted by substance use (including opioid addiction) – as well as referrals for community programs and services that help with addictions, withdrawal and recovery.
Addictions Services
Supporting Indigenous individuals and families impacted by substance use.
Anishinaabe Miikan: Red Road to Recovery
Red Road to Recovery program is an Indigenous holistic approach to healing and self-wellness that addresses the physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual aspects of addiction and mental health recovery. This is a 10-week program that involves the use of Medicine Wheel teachings and much more.
Be sure to check our events calendar and follow us on our social media platforms to find out when the next session starts.
Our MWMS services
The MWMS service helps people experiencing withdrawal with support and care – either in their own home, the home of a loved one, or another safe community location. The team of counselors and clinicians can help people with substance use goals as they withdraw from alcohol, drugs, pain medications and other addictive substances.
The Day and Evening Addictions Care Program supports people age 16 or older working toward substance use goals. The program alternates between day or evening offerings and takes place 4 days a week for 4 weeks. You do not have to participated in our MWMS service to join the program.
Call our Barrie clinic as the first step to access these services at 705-721-9554.
Mamaway Wiidokdaadwin Community Programs
Not Our Medicine – Awareness Campaign
Not Our Medicine is an opioid addiction awareness campaign designed for social media, digital platforms and print which raises awareness about opioid addiction and where to get help are key goals of the Indigenous-Led Opioid Strategy (ILOS).
Our goal is to create impactful campaigns that raise awareness about opioid addiction in Indigenous communities and how to get help.
The very first campaign in 2019 included a meaningful collaboration with Indigenous organizations across the region, focusing on the involvement of Simcoe Muskoka youth who created the #NotOurMedicine campaign.
Keep an eye out for upcoming information and be sure to follow @NotOurMedicine on social media and watch our videos to learn more about the campaign.
Connect With Us Today
Barrie Clinic Location
125 Bell Farm Rd, Suite 200
Hours: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Phone: 705-721-9554
Fax: 855-941-2529
Orillia Clinic Location
210 Memorial Ave, Unit 112A&B
Hours: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Phone: 705-259-9520
Fax: 855-941-2531
Beausoleil Family Health Centre
Nurse Practitioner
Phone: 705-247-2035