HealthLine 811
Government of Saskatchewan
Free, confidential health advice including mental health and addictions navigation. Nurses and counsellors on the line.
Voluntary Addictions Treatment Directory — Saskatchewan
If you or someone you love needs help with addiction in Saskatchewan, voluntary care is available right now. This directory lists detox, rehab, recovery housing, harm-reduction, and peer-support services across the province — so families don't have to navigate the system alone.
We list voluntary services only. Inclusion is informational and does not imply endorsement. Phone numbers and hours change — please confirm with the provider before travelling.
Crisis & 24/7 help lines
Start here if you need to talk to someone right now. These lines are free, confidential, and operate around the clock.
Suicide Crisis Helpline
Call or text 988 for immediate suicide-prevention and emotional-crisis support in English or French.
Hope for Wellness Helpline
Indigenous Services Canada
Culturally grounded crisis line for Indigenous peoples. Available in English, French, Cree, Ojibway, and Inuktitut.
Mobile Crisis Services — Saskatoon
In-person and phone crisis response for mental health, addictions, family, and child protection emergencies.
Mobile Crisis Services — Regina
24-hour crisis response in Regina and surrounding area for mental health and addictions crises.
Detox & medically supervised withdrawal
Medical detox provides safe withdrawal under nursing care. Most beds are accessed through HealthLine 811 or a local addictions counsellor.
Calder Centre (Provincial Detox & Treatment)
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Inpatient withdrawal management and adult residential addictions treatment. Voluntary admission; referral through HealthLine 811 or local addictions services.
Pine Lodge Addictions Centre
Long-running not-for-profit residential treatment. Detox support, 28-day inpatient programs, and family programming. Public and private funding accepted.
Detox Services — Regina
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Adult inpatient withdrawal management. Access through Mobile Crisis (306-757-0127) or HealthLine 811.
Prince Albert Detox Centre
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Prince Albert
Medically supported detox beds serving northern Saskatchewan. Referral via 811 or local addictions services.
Northern Addictions Centre
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Île-à-la-Crosse
Inpatient adult treatment serving northern Saskatchewan with a focus on Indigenous and Métis communities.
Inpatient & outpatient rehab
Residential and day-treatment programs across Saskatchewan, including Indigenous-led and youth-specific care.
Métis Addictions Council of Saskatchewan (MACSI)
Indigenous-led residential and outpatient treatment grounded in Métis culture. Open to all clients. Offices in Saskatoon, Regina, and Prince Albert.
Saskatoon Council on Addictions — Larson House
Community-based outpatient counselling and recovery support. Day programming, family services, and aftercare.
St. Joseph's Hospital Addictions Treatment
Estevan
Inpatient and outpatient adult addictions treatment in southeast Saskatchewan.
Valley Hill Youth Treatment Centre
Lebret
Residential treatment program for adolescents aged 12–17. Voluntary, abstinence-based with family involvement.
EGADZ — Youth Outreach & Recovery
Wrap-around supports for youth including outreach, housing, and addictions counselling.
Recovery housing & transitional supports
Sober living, transitional housing, and long-term recovery communities for people leaving treatment or shelters.
Salvation Army Waterston Centre
Men's residential and transitional addictions recovery, plus emergency shelter beds.
Salvation Army Haven of Hope
Men's residential addictions program with structured recovery and chaplaincy supports.
Oxford House Saskatchewan
Saskatoon, Regina
Self-run, self-supported recovery housing for adults in early recovery. Democratically operated peer homes.
Souls Harbour Rescue Mission
Long-term residential recovery for men and women, meals, and community supports.
Harm reduction & overdose prevention
Naloxone, supervised consumption, drug checking, and outreach services that keep people alive and connected to care.
AIDS Saskatoon — Prairie Harm Reduction
Supervised consumption services, naloxone training, drop-in, and connection to treatment.
Saskatchewan Take Home Naloxone Program
Saskatchewan Health Authority
Province-wide
Free naloxone kits and training at participating pharmacies, community organizations, and health centres.
Regina Community Outreach (Newo Yotina Friendship Centre)
Indigenous-led drop-in, harm-reduction supplies, naloxone, and cultural supports.
Peer support & mutual aid
Free, peer-led meetings provide ongoing recovery community. Most offer in-person and online options.
Alcoholics Anonymous — Saskatchewan
Province-wide
Free peer-led recovery meetings throughout Saskatchewan, in-person and online.
Narcotics Anonymous — Saskatchewan
Province-wide
Peer-led recovery program for any drug addiction. Open meetings across the province.
SMART Recovery Canada
Online & in-person
Secular, evidence-based mutual-aid program using cognitive-behavioural tools.
Wellbriety / White Bison
Online & community
Indigenous-grounded recovery circles combining the Twelve Steps with traditional teachings.
How to access voluntary care
- Call 811 (HealthLine) any time. A nurse or counsellor will help triage, recommend services, and start a referral to provincial detox or treatment.
- Contact a local Mental Health & Addictions Services office through the Saskatchewan Health Authority to book an assessment.
- Ask about wait times. If a public bed is weeks away, ask about non-profit options (Pine Lodge, MACSI, Salvation Army) and outpatient or peer supports you can start the same week.
- Bring a support person. Family, friends, or an Elder can attend assessments with you when consented.
Is a service missing or out of date? Let us know and we'll update this directory. We are a volunteer-run campaign — accuracy depends on community input.
Help build the voluntary system
Saskatchewan's voluntary treatment system needs more beds, faster access, and stable funding. That's what our campaign is about.