Welcome to Monarch Recovery Services
We are the Northern hub for comprehensive Substance Use Health Services in Ontario.
Born from the integration of Rockhaven Recovery Home for Men and Iris Addiction Recovery for Women, Monarch has been a beacon of hope since 1968 and 1976, respectively. Over the years, we've evolved into a robust agency offering a full continuum of care for individuals seeking recovery.
Our diverse programs cater to various needs, from Community Detox for stabilization to Abstinent Bed-based Supportive Treatment, Recovery Treatment, and Aftercare. We also offer a Rent Supplement Program with case management, and specialized support for pregnant women and parents of children under six. Our Connections Program offers Navigators who provide guidance before and after individuals attend any of our programs.
At Monarch, we meet you where you are in your journey, offering support with dignity and respect.
Our Mission
Empower people to make peace with their past, find purpose in the present, and renew hope for the future.
Our Values
RESPECT
We promote equality and dignity for all, at every stage
TRUST
We foster a safe, honest environment for our clients and staff
Empowerment
We inspire hope in people’s journey toward transformation
Client Centered
We address our clients’ most pressing needs and encourage them to reach their goals
INNOVATION
We are constantly growing and improving our best practices to provide the highest quality of service
Collaboration
We work together with our community and one another to respond to the needs of those we serve
Funding & Governance Structure
Monarch Recovery Services is governed by a board of directors that oversee the governance of our organization. We are a registered Non-Profit Charity and receive base funding from Ontario Health, housing funding from Ministry of Health and NNADAP funding from Health Canada; specifically the First Nation and Intuit Health Branch of Indigenous Services Canada.
Our major donor is The Charles and Lillian Dobson Women's Addiction Foundation.
Our Community Partners
We collaborate closely with other services, agencies, and organizations to provide a web of support for individuals in our community, meeting them where they are at.
HARTbeat Health & Wellness Centre centralizes a wide range of services designed to meet the diverse needs of our community, including primary healthcare, mental health support, and addiction services.
Supports healthy people and communities through advocacy and the provision of safe, inclusive and accessible mental health and substance use services.
Offers exceptional care, transformative teaching, and impactful research to improve health outcomes for the diverse people and communities of Northeastern Ontario.
Empowers people to build skills, boost self-confidence, and support their recovery through meaningful contributions to themselves and their community.
Offers health and social services for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit individuals, rooted in traditional values and tailored to community needs.
We are proud to have been serving the Greater Sudbury community since 1968.
Offers free mental health, developmental and community services for children and youth, under the age of 18, and their families in the Districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin.
A community united to improve health, safety, and well-being by reducing substance-related harms in Greater Sudbury.
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