ABOUT US

The Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre (SIDTC), located in Prince Albert, provides a 28-bed residential treatment alternative for adult clients who have been convicted of a second or subsequent impaired driving offence and who would benefit from problematic substance use treatment services. Governed by a Board of Governors established by Order in Council, SIDTC operates under the Saskatchewan Public Health Act and as a designated correctional facility pursuant to the Correctional Services Act. As an inpatient treatment facility, SIDTC is funded by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health (MoH).  

OUR VISION

​Our vision is to provide a professional and effective response to the community by contributing to public safety and healthy attitudes toward substance use.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
To assist in developing skills and increasing motivation to change problematic substance use by providing psycho-educational workshops, therapeutic group opportunities and one-to-one support.
To provide home community service options to clients for post-treatment community support and assist in coordination of follow-up when requested.
To partner with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Corrections and Public Safety, and other agencies to maintain positive public relations and health services for clients struggling with problematic substance use.