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Native Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselling Assoc. - Eagle's Nest Recovery House
Indian Brook, Sipekne'katik First Nation, Nova Scotia, Canada
Addiction TreatmentServices
A program listed for First Nations and Inuit. Confirm eligibility with the provider.
- Substance use treatment
- In-patient, Out-patient
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Contact
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- Address
- 44 Eagles' Nest Avenue, Indian Brook, Sipekne'katik First Nation, B0N 2H0, Nova Scotia, Canada
- rgould@nadaca.ca
Eligibility and access
Requires 7 days mandatory detoxification before admittance
- Ages
- 18+
- Genders
- Women, Man, Transgender, Non-Binary
- Languages
- English, Mi'kmaq, Mi'kmaw
Sources and updates
Full source-reported details
Clients accepted: Clients on other prescribed medication; Clients with physical disabilities; Clients who are referred by the court system, corrections or are on probation; 2SLGBTQIA+ community; Pregnant (0-40 weeks); Dual diagnosis Services offered: Referrals to community services (Pre, During and Post treatment); Relationship therapy; Crisis Intervention; Cultural Programming; Withdrawal management referrals; Group Therapy; Harm Reduction (Nasal and Injectable naloxone); Family Visitation; On-the-land healing; Prevention Services; Residential School Survivor support; Virtual Programming; Gambling addiction Province or Territory: Nova Scotia Patient age range accepted: 18+ Patient genders accepted: Women, Men, Transgender, Non-Binary Languages offered: English, Mi'kmaq, Mi'kmaw Treatment type: In-patient, Out-patient
Indigenous Services Canada record · Source date: 2026-08-27. Accessed 2026-09-17.
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