Substance Use / Addictions - Withdrawal / Detox / Treatment - Kitimat and Area
| Program Name | City |
|---|---|
| Early Recovery/Stabilization Addictions Program | Haisla |
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This directory is a compilation of existing community resources and is not a recommendation or endorsement by the Pacific Northwest Division of Family Practice or the physicians as members of the organization.