The Indigenous Complex Care Housing program is a specialized initiative designed to support Indigenous individuals living with complex mental health and substance use challenges. This housing model provides a home-like environment that includes health, mental health, and social support services tailored to the unique needs of Indigenous communities. 

This program is built on a person-centred, culturally safe, and trauma-informed approach. It integrates health services into housing to help clients build a sustainable foundation for achieving their personal goals.

Key Features:

• Ensures that individuals are safely housed, fed, and receive on-site medical and cultural support.

• Indigenous-specific complex care supports are connected to the individual, not tied to a specific location—this helps maintain ongoing stability.

• Robust service delivery is achieved through:

• Coordinated access and assessment

• Integrated coordinated access tables

• Indigenous harm reduction teams

• Intensive case management

• Assertive community treatment teams

• 24/7 fixed-site teams