Sakwatamo Lodge

Sakwatamo Lodge is a residential addiction treatment facility operated by the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC), located in Melfort, Saskatchewan. Serving First Nations communities across northern Saskatchewan, Sakwatamo Lodge provides culturally grounded inpatient treatment for adults dealing with substance use disorders.

Indigenous Residential Treatment

Sakwatamo Lodge provides residential inpatient care for adults from First Nations communities, addressing alcohol, cannabis, cocaine, methamphetamine, and opioid addictions through a culturally integrated treatment model. Programming draws on Indigenous healing traditions alongside evidence-informed clinical approaches.

PAGC Health Network

As part of the Prince Albert Grand Council health network, Sakwatamo Lodge is connected to a broader system of First Nations health services across northern Saskatchewan. This network facilitates referrals, cultural programming, and post-treatment community support for clients returning to their home communities.

Northern Saskatchewan Access

Sakwatamo Lodge plays an important role in providing accessible residential addiction treatment for First Nations individuals in northern Saskatchewan, reducing the barriers created by distance and limited local services for communities across the PAGC territory.