Individuals ages 18 years and older who require medical assistance to withdraw from substance or alcohol * For youth who require these services, please contact the Provincial Addiction Treatment Facility for information

Individuals ages 18 years and older who require medical assistance to withdraw from substance or alcohol * For youth who require these services, please contact the Provincial Addiction Treatment Facility for information

Ages 24 years and younger (age requirement varies by service) * People over age 18 years can also access Adult Addiction Services

Ages 24 years and younger (age requirement varies by service) * People over age 18 years can also access Adult Addiction Services

Ages 24 years and younger (age requirement varies by service) * People over age 18 years can also access Adult Addiction Services

Ages 24 years and younger (age requirement varies by service) * People over age 18 years can also access Adult Addiction Services

Ages 24 years and younger (age requirement varies by service) * People over age 18 years can also access Adult Addiction Services

Ages 13-19 years with chronic and persistent mental health disorders with serious/profound impairment and/or severe disruptive behaviour disorder

Permanent PEI residents with a valid PEI Health Card

Adults ages 18 years and older who are struggling with mental health and/or addictions and also match the following criteria:
-Willing to provide release of medical and personal information to ensure their physician and others are involved in their circle of care
-Medications and mental health must be stabilized prior to entering residential treatment
-Must be able to communicate in English
-Must be physically and emotionally able to participate in classroom learning and engage in leisurely activities in the community (those with learning disabilities or literacy challenges will be assisted by staff)
-Physically able to walk up and down stairs (there is limited accommodation available that is wheelchair accessible)
-Willing to live in a communal setting, complete household chores, get along with other residents (men and women) of diverse backgrounds and culture
-Capable of own personal care; physical and mental illnesses must be those at a level of accommodation and support by Lennon House
-Be committed to recovery and aware that treatment may last up to one year
-Be willing to provide urine samples and breathalzyer tests when requested
-All prescribed medications must be provided by the local pharmacy, including over-the-counter medications