Manitoba Long-Term Drug Rehab Centres

The Bruce Oake Recovery Centre is a nonprofit residential addiction treatment program in Winnipeg that offers long-term, live-in care for adults committed to addressing substance use disorders and rebuilding stable, substance-free lives. Named in memory of Bruce Oake, who died from a drug overdose, the centre uses structured, evidence-informed recovery principles and community support to guide people through a structured recovery process.

Nelson House Medicine Lodge is a residential non-medical addiction treatment program in Nelson House, Manitoba that helps adults address alcohol and drug use through a structured healing-oriented pathway grounded in Indigenous cultural values and community support. It’s operated under the National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) framework and integrates traditional teachings with contemporary recovery strategies to support long-term wellbeing.

Union Gospel Mission’s women’s addiction recovery program at the Charis Centre in Winnipeg is a faith-anchored residential recovery pathway for adult women (18 +) whose alcohol, drug or compulsive use has affected their health, relationships, family roles, or daily functioning. Situated within a Christian mission context, this program blends structured recovery education, spiritual growth, life-skill development, and supportive community living over an extended period.

Teen Challenge – Winnipeg Men’s Centre is a long-term, faith-based residential addiction recovery program for adult men that operates under Adult & Teen Challenge of Central Canada, a nonprofit organization committed to helping people break free from substance use and life-controlling behaviours. The Winnipeg centre provides a structured live-in setting where recovery work, spiritual grounding, community support, and practical life skills are woven into daily life over an extended engagement, typically around 12–18 months.

Union Gospel Mission is a longstanding faith-based nonprofit recovery organization in Winnipeg that helps adults facing substance use and related life challenges through structured residential programs, outreach services, and community supports rooted in Christian ministry and practical engagement. It combines recovery work with everyday life responsibilities in a supportive environment.

Tamarack Recovery Centre is a long-term residential drug and alcohol addiction treatment program in downtown Winnipeg that helps adults take sustained steps toward recovery by combining structured living with therapeutic support and community connection. Established in the mid-1970s, it’s one of the region’s more established recovery residences, blending evidence-informed programming with a home-like, welcoming environment rather than institutional clinical care.

Teen Challenge – Steinbach is a long-term, faith-based residential addiction recovery program for men offered by Adult & Teen Challenge of Central Canada. This centre provides an immersive live-in environment where structured daily life, spiritual guidance, peer support, and personal development are woven into a year-long pathway designed to help men overcome addiction and build healthier patterns.

Mikaaming Mino Pimatiziwin Healing Lodge is a family-centred residential addictions treatment program located in the Sagkeeng First Nation (Fort Alexander), Manitoba. It supports First Nations and Inuit families dealing with alcohol and drug addiction by providing a culturally grounded, holistic recovery experience where daily life, healing work, traditional teachings, and family involvement are part of the therapeutic process.

Teen Challenge Brandon Women’s Centre is a long-term, faith-based residential addiction recovery program for adult women run under the Adult & Teen Challenge Central Canada network. It offers a structured live-in environment where daily routines, personal development, spiritual growth, and recovery-focused learning are woven together over an extended engagement designed to help participants break free from substance use and build healthier, sustainable life patterns.

Peguis Al-Care Treatment Centre is a culturally anchored addiction recovery program located on Peguis First Nation that provides adults (18+) with structured support for problematic substance use through both residential and outpatient components. The centre is funded under the National Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program (NNADAP) and integrates core therapeutic services with community-connected activities and cultural engagement.

Total Freedom Manitoba is a faith-based residential addictions recovery program for adult men (18+) located in Sidney, Manitoba and operated under the auspices of Glory 2 Glory Canada. It offers a structured live-in environment where daily life, spiritual growth, personal responsibility and recovery work are integrated into a long-term pathway designed to help participants break free from life-controlling substance use and destructive patterns through disciplined routine and community support.

Native Addictions Council of Manitoba is a long-established, Indigenous-focused addiction treatment and recovery organization in Winnipeg that provides culturally grounded support and healing services for adults whose substance use has significantly impacted their life and community. It has been operating for over 50 years and integrates traditional Indigenous practices with recovery work to support wellness across mind, body, and spirit.