Ontario Long-Term Drug Rehab Centres

Native Horizons offers culturally relevant long-term addiction treatment programs for Indigenous individuals. With residential services, land-based healing experiences, and virtual options, the center focuses on traditional practices to guide clients through a comprehensive recovery journey rooted in cultural identity.

The Ottawa Booth Centre provides 24/7 services including emergency shelter, meals, and addiction recovery support. In addition to counseling and case management, the center helps individuals experiencing homelessness access the resources needed for long-term healing and reintegration.

Benbowopka Treatment Center offers culturally based long-term residential care for community members struggling with substance abuse. As part of the North Shore Tribal Council’s continuum of addiction services, the program incorporates a harm reduction model within a culturally grounded treatment approach to support long-term healing.

The Ontario Men's Centre delivers a 12-month residential treatment program tailored for adult men facing addiction. The program incorporates spiritual guidance, academic instruction, and vocational training, providing a holistic approach to long-term recovery.

St. Michael’s Homes in Northumberland provides transitional housing for individuals in recovery, supporting their ongoing stability with access to counseling and local resources. The program creates a long-term supportive environment that bridges treatment and independent living.

The Ontario Women’s Centre in Aurora delivers a 12-month, faith-based residential rehabilitation program for adult women recovering from substance use. With a holistic approach that includes spiritual guidance, academic support, and vocational training, the center helps women rebuild their lives in a comprehensive, long-term framework.

Serenity House Addiction Treatment Services offers a 12-week residential rehab program for men, followed by an 11-month transitional housing phase. Designed for individuals over the age of 18, the program provides structured addiction treatment and long-term support to help clients maintain sobriety and stability.

Seven South Street Treatment Centre provides a 12-week residential program for men struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. The abstinence-based program is rooted in the 12-step model and includes daily group therapy in a compassionate, supportive environment to promote lasting recovery.

St. Michael’s Homes in Toronto offers 30- and 90-day structured residential programs at the Rusholme location. With access to psychotherapy, DBT, and medical support, the center provides evidence-based tools for individuals seeking sustained recovery from substance use.

De Novo Treatment Centre provides a residential recovery experience rooted in compassion and community. Clients are welcomed into a supportive environment where staff help foster confidence, self-awareness, and recovery tools. Through dedicated participation in the long-term program, individuals are empowered to heal and contribute positively to those around them.

Ken Brown Recovery Home provides a structured 90-day residential addiction treatment program for men aged 16 and over. The program combines supportive housing with various therapeutic methodologies aimed at promoting long-term recovery in a stable and compassionate environment.

Hope Place Centres also operates live-in recovery programs for both men and women, in addition to community-based services. Staff members bring firsthand experience with addiction recovery, enhancing the quality and compassion of care. The organization is committed to accessible, meaningful treatment and provides various resources and opportunities for public support and involvement.

Nimkee NupiGawagan Healing Centre delivers a four-month, culturally grounded residential treatment program for First Nations and Inuit youth aged 12 to 25. Located in southwestern Ontario, the gender-specific program integrates Indigenous teachings, land-based healing, and modern therapy. Fully funded through Indigenous Services Canada, it provides accessible, long-term healing at no cost.

The Eastern Ontario Men’s Centre delivers a 12-month, faith-based residential treatment program for adult men facing addiction. Located in Renfrew, Ontario, the center combines spiritual guidance, education, and life skills training to support comprehensive and lasting recovery.

The Farm offers personalized, holistic residential addiction treatment, combining evidence-based methods with spiritual practices. The program emphasizes a blended approach to healing by incorporating medical, psychological, and spiritual therapy in a supportive recovery environment.

Maison Decision House delivers a community-based residential treatment program for adult men re-entering society following incarceration. Based on the social learning model, the program includes access to Supervised Apartments post-treatment, providing structure and support for sustained reintegration and recovery.

Twelve Mile Recovery offers addiction treatment, including inpatient and virtual programs. Their approach integrates evidence-based therapies, martial arts, yoga, mindfulness, and nutritional coaching.

Hope Acres offers a long-term, faith-based residential rehabilitation program for men dealing with substance use disorders or co-occurring conditions. The program combines structured activities, counseling, and spiritual guidance. All services are provided at no cost, ensuring accessibility for those seeking recovery.

Jericho Road Ministries offers a 9-month addiction treatment program supported by peer mentors and staff with lived experience. The program emphasizes deep healing through community, discipleship, and long-term recovery support. Services include continuing care and leadership development, with a focus on identifying and addressing the root causes of addiction.

MacKay Manor in Renfrew, Ontario offers a 12-week inpatient residential program for men with substance use issues. The program includes structured recovery components such as relapse prevention and coping strategies, with additional services including withdrawal management and community-based support to promote long-term recovery.

House of Sophrosyne offers a five-week holistic residential treatment program for women and their families. Accepting clients aged 16 and older, the program provides publicly and privately funded beds and supports long-term healing through a woman-centered, trauma-informed approach.

G & B House is a 15-bed residential supportive treatment facility for men with severe and long-term addiction issues. The abstinence-based program focuses on providing a safe, substance-free environment and early recovery programming. Residents receive support for sobriety and reintegration into the community.

This three-month residential program is designed for men aged 18 and older and is located on a 20-acre property. It provides abstinence-based treatment through daily 12-step meetings, individual and group counseling, and wellness activities including yoga and acupuncture. The facility features nine private bedrooms and shared living areas to support recovery in a peaceful setting.

Breton House Algoma Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Centre offers residential addiction treatment for women. Services include assessments, counseling, education, referrals, and support groups as part of a comprehensive behavioral health approach. Entry requires a completed GAIN Q3 or ADAT assessment, which must be submitted by fax prior to admission.

Sagashtawao Healing Lodge in Timmins, Ontario, provides a six-week residential treatment program for individuals experiencing substance use issues. The program promotes long-term recovery through compassionate care, in-house support for those with literacy needs, and translation services, helping clients resolve life disruptions in a safe setting.

Ka-Na-Chit-Hih Specialized Solvent Abuse Treatment Center delivers a culturally focused, 12-week residential program for First Nations individuals aged 18 to 29. Serving both men and women, the program addresses polysubstance use with a culturally grounded approach. Intake applications are available online.

Wayside House of Hamilton offers a residential addiction treatment program for men aged 18 and older. The core phase runs for five to six weeks, followed by a transitional phase lasting three to four weeks. This structured, gender-specific approach supports clients through early recovery and prepares them for long-term success.

Windsor Life Centre provides a six-month, faith-based residential treatment program for women, followed by an optional 12-month third-phase living suite. The structured phases focus on emotional regulation, conflict resolution, and relapse prevention, helping women develop the tools for lasting recovery.