A look inside the Kapown addition

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A major new addition at Kapown Rehabilitation Centre in Kapawe’no Cree Nation in Grouard was celebrated at an official grand opening on Aug. 18. Kapown and Kapawe’no Cree Nation dedicated the building in the name of the late Hereditary Chief Frank Halcrow, who initiated the centre in the early 1980s. He passed away Jan. 2, 2020 at 76 years of age. Here is an inside look at a few rooms in the facility.

The Kapown Rehabilitation Centre in Kapawe’no Cree Nation in Grouard celebrated the grand opening of a new addition with 32 rooms.
Trisha Halcrow, left, and Marylou Halcrow-Ward dance to start the ceremonies to officially open the addition at the Kapown Rehabilitation Centre. They are granddaughters of the late Frank Halcrow.
The dining room has plenty of space with a beautiful view outside.
A bubble room allows clients to have privacy.
An acupuncture room allows clients to have regular treatments.
A conference room is the home base for board meetings.
A sitting/waiting room in the office area allows clients a place to relax before appointments.
The rehabilitation centre has six offices for the workers and staff.

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  1. K. Bains · Edit

    This is really needed as the research is pointing to the conclusion that drug addiction eventually means
    death, so sobriety is the only solution to the drug problem.

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