Provides assessment and therapeutic counselling to individuals of all ages in the areas of mental health and addictions for NunatuKavut members. To book a session with Glenn Walsh, call (873) 354-4327 or email kullik.psychotherapy@gmail.com OR to book a session with Cortez Hancock, call (709) 699-3692 or email priorityhealthcounselling@gmail.com.

Provides community-based intergenerational trauma and addiction programs within Nunatsiavut drawing upon clinical best practices and cultural/traditional knowledge for individual, family, and group therapy and healing. Services incorporate culturally-appropriate holistic wellness approaches, including expressive arts, psychodrama, meditation, land-based and cultural activities, Elders and Knowledge Holders into the Trauma and Addictions Healing Program.

One of eight regionally-based councils funded by the Women’s Policy Office to advance the status of women by helping them to navigate services such as housing, income support, employment programs, counselling, schools, and more. For more information contact:

• Labrador West Status of Women Council, P.O. Box 171, 227 Humber Avenue, Labrador City, NL, (709) 944-6562, lwsw@crrstv.net
• Mokami Status of Women Council, P.O. Box 329, Station B, 43 Grenfell Street, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL, (709) 896-3484 ext. 209, coordinator@mokamiwomen.ca
• NorPen Status of Women Council, 212 Main Street, Port Saunders, NL, (709) 861-4842, executivedirector.npswc@gmail.com

The Labrador West Housing and Homelessness Coalition strives to eliminate homelessness and work on solutions for those in need. The Housing Support Worker for the coalition assists individuals in obtaining and maintaining safe, affordable, stable housing. For information, call (709) 944-3757 (office)/(709) 280-5071 (cell) or email hsw@crrstv.net.

Transition housing available to male, female and LGBQTA individuals 16 years of age and older. The length of stay is short-term, while support staff work with the individual to find permanent housing.

Regional Wellness Coalitions provide opportunities for people to become involved in community action around the issues that affect their health by providing leadership, coordination and support for local wellness initiatives. For more information contact:

• Labrador Regional Wellness Coalition: info@lrwc.ca
• Northern Regional Wellness Coalition: (709) 454-0521 / 454-0346, info@northernwellnesscoalition.com

A 12 room, 24 bed, 24 hours a day, operational year round hostel providing an alcohol and drug free environment, hosting an onsite cafeteria. For information, call (709) 896-8302 ext. 207 or email dcurl@lfchvgb.ca.

Violence Prevention Labrador is a regional committee against violence that aims to increase awareness and provides resources for victims and service providers. It is located in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and serves all of Labrador. For information call (709) 899-3231 or email coordinator@vplabrador.ca.

Violence Prevention Northern Peninsula is a regional committee against violence that aims to increase awareness and provides resources for victims and service providers. It is located in St. Anthony and represents the area from St. Anthony to River of Ponds. For information call (709) 454-3351 or email darlenerice@gov.nl.ca.

The Labrador West Indigenous Service Centre delivers effective, culturally appropriate programs and services to assist all Indigenous peoples living in or transitioning to Labrador West, operating similarly to a friendship centre. For information, call (709) 288-0471 or email executive.asc@nunatukavut.ca.

The Charles J Andrew Youth Treatment Centre offers a Family Healing Program with clinical and/or land-based components. It also provides a day program, counselling services, community outreach, education services, and early intervention with local schools.

Peer support is provided by individuals with lived experience of mental illness and/or addiction, fully integrated into local mental health and addictions teams (FACT, ODT, etc). A peer supporter offers individualized and/or group services, promoting hope and recovery through conversation and interaction with program staff and individuals participating in RHA programs, and identified supports. For more information on peer support services call:

Happy Valley-Goose Bay: (709) 897-2343

Labrador City/Wabush: (709) 285-8251

St. Anthony: (709) 454-0326

– Warmline hours are 10am-12am
– Peer Virtual Group is Tuesday 6-8
– Family Virtual Support Group is Thursday 6-8

Support and services available to individuals experiencing Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), a life-long developmental disability that is characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication. For information call:

Happy Valley-Goose Bay & Area: (709) 897-3127

Labrador City & Area: (709) 282-5064

St. Anthony & Area: (709) 454-3054

Offers programs and services that support all aspects of immigrant integration, ranging from settlement information and orientation to language learning, skills development and employment. For information, call (709) 944-7775 or email bsoper@ancnl.ca.

Offering housing, income support, victim services, legal assistance, family law information and support for women (with or without children) fleeing domestic abuse.

Hope Haven – Labrador City – For crisis support, call (709) 944-2200 or Toll Free 1-888-332-0000. For more information, call (709) 944-7124 or email hopehaven@crrstv.net.

Kirkina House – Rigolet – For crisis support, call (709) 947-3333. For more information, call (709) 947-3334 or email rigoletsafehouse@bellaliant.com.

Libra House – Happy Valley-Goose Bay – For crisis support, call (709) 896-3014. For more information, call (709) 896-3014 or email jkeating@librahouse.ca.

Nain Transition House – Nain – For crisis support, call (709) 922-1229 or Toll Free 1-866-922-1230. For more information, call (709) 922-1230 or email nainsafehouse@nf.aibn.com.

Natuashish Safe House – Natuashish – For crisis support or more information, call (709) 478-2390.

Nukum Munik Shelter – Sheshatshiu – For crisis support, call (709) 497-8869. For more information, call (709) 497-8868.

Selma Onalik Safe House – Hopedale – For crisis support or more information, call (709) 933-3426 or email hopedalewomensshelter@yahoo.ca.

The Aboriginal Family Centre promotes social, cultural, educational, physical, emotional, and nutritional growth with Metis, First Nation and Inuit children (infancy – six years) and their parents/caregivers.