Mon-Sun 24 hours

Priority is given to members of Six Nations or New Credit, followed by other First Nations youth

• does not accept youth assessed as psychotic, suicidal or medically unstable, unless these conditions are under effective control by medical professionals
• youth on probation may be considered for admission at the Supervisor's discretion

By referral (pre-assessment screening, completion of intake package, supervisor interview/screening) 
Referrals are completed by the Intake Worker at Ganohkwasra Family Assault Support Services

Youth Lodge (Tsi Tionkwatention A’no:wara Rason:ne, a Mohawk word meaning “My Home On Turtle Island”)

• a 6 bed co-ed residence for First Nations youth ages 12-18 experiencing serious difficulties in their lives
• provides a therapeutic approach intended to help participants to recognize their less effective behaviours and through self-evaluation, to learn to make more effective choices
• residents share in the daily upkeep of the lodge, attend school or a work/volunteer program, and participate in programming

Ratiweintehta's (They are Learning) Alternative Learning Classroom located at the Youth Lodge

• clients that are high school age and are no longer attending regular classes in a mainstream secondary school are eligible to attend the Section 23 classroom
• educational program is designed to address student's individual academic, social and emotional needs while obtaining high school credits