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Alcohol and Drug Support

Saskatchewan Addictions Awareness

Addictions can come cleverly disguised as bad habits. Learn about the effects of alcohol, prescription drugs and cannabis.

Alcohol, Drug and Addictions Resources

Learn about the risks and effects of alcohol and drug misuse (including fentanyl), and the services available to you help you and your family in recovery.

Alcohol and Drug Services

Learn about the different types of alcohol and drug services available in Saskatchewan

Harm Reduction Programs and Services

Visit this section to learn more about Harm Reduction Programs in Saskatchewan, including locations near you, services and supplies they offer, and information about why harm reduction programs are part of a comprehensive public health disease prevention strategy to reduce the spread of HIV, HCV, and other sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections.

Opioids

Learn about the risks and effects of opioids misuse, and the addictions services, including the take home naloxone program, available to help you or your family member.

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