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 ![]() In 1995, the federal government,
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![]() Building Healthy Communities
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Under this initiative, services to be considered for development are Mental Health/Crisis Situations. Solvent Abuse and/or Home Care Nursing.
Six Nations Mental Health Services developed as a result of direct consultation with existing agencies and community consultation.
Six Nations Mental Health Services opened its doors in July of 1997.
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