The Maskêkosihk Recovery Community, currently under construction in Enoch Cree Nation, is set to provide a safe space for healing and recovery for hundreds of individuals annually. With a substantial investment from Alberta's government, this center aims to incorporate Indigenous cultures and support holistic wellness.

Expected to open its doors in 2026, the 75-bed facility not only seeks to treat addiction but also to reconnect individuals with their cultural identity and community. This initiative underlines Alberta’s commitment to creating healthier communities and providing essential care close to home.

By fostering partnerships with Indigenous communities, the Alberta government is paving the way for recovery systems that respect cultural values. The Maskêkosihk Recovery Community embodies this vision, offering live-in treatment without any cost to clients, and focusing on their unique cultural needs.

If you or someone you know is dealing with addiction challenges, help is available. The Alberta Recovery Model offers a range of services, ensuring that support is accessible to everyone in need.