Substance Abuse Treatment Directory

A New Tomorrow Treatment Solutions in Kamloops, British Columbia offers an inpatient adult recovery program for adults whose alcohol or drug use has already begun affecting their daily functioning: routines, relationships, emotional wellbeing, or stability. This program provides full-time residential recovery care where participants live on site while engaging in therapeutic, educational, and personal growth work.

A New Tomorrow Treatment Solutions runs a live-in recovery program in Kamloops, British Columbia, built specifically for youth between the ages of 12 and 18. Teens stay at the centre for several months alongside staff and peers. During that time they work on understanding their substance use and developing the skills they’ll need afterward.

Adeara Recovery Centre is a long-term, faith-based residential recovery program for women (including those with children) located in Edmonton, Alberta. One of the few centres in Canada offering extended, year-long addiction recovery specifically tailored to women and families, Adeara integrates spiritual support with practical life rebuilding in a stable, community-oriented setting.

Adult & Teen Challenge BC Chilliwack Men’s Centre is a long-term, residential recovery program in Chilliwack, British Columbia for men aged 19 and over whose alcohol or drug use, along with often related life-controlling behaviours, have already begun affecting stability at home, work, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. It offers a structured, live-in discipleship environment where recovery is lived through daily community involvement, mentoring, and spiritual grounding.

Adult & Teen Challenge BC: Okanagan Men’s Centre is a faith-based discipleship program in Lake Country, British Columbia, providing long-term residential recovery for adult men. It serves men facing alcohol, drug or other life-controlling problems that are taking a toll on their families, jobs and wellbeing. Most residents commit to roughly 12 months in the program.

Patricia Hope House is a women’s residential recovery centre in Surrey, British Columbia, operated by Adult & Teen Challenge BC. Its faith-based program usually lasts about a year and is open to women dealing with alcohol, drug or other life-controlling problems. The house is named in memory of Patricia Hope.

Teen Challenge Brandon Women’s Centre is a long-term, faith-based residential addiction recovery program for adult women run under the Adult & Teen Challenge Central Canada network. It offers a structured live-in environment where daily routines, personal development, spiritual growth, and recovery-focused learning are woven together over an extended engagement designed to help participants break free from substance use and build healthier, sustainable life patterns.

Adult & Teen Challenge of Central Canada’s Denare Beach Live-In Men’s Program is a faith-based, long-term residential addiction treatment program for men in Denare Beach, Saskatchewan. Set in a small, remote northern village surrounded by lakes and wilderness near the Manitoba border, the program helps men break free from drug and alcohol addiction through Christian teaching combined with structured recovery work. Men come here mainly from northern Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, and some travel from much farther away.

Teen Challenge – Steinbach is a long-term, faith-based residential program for men in Steinbach, Manitoba, offered by Adult & Teen Challenge of Central Canada. Men live at the centre for about 12 months. During that time, spiritual guidance and a supervised daily routine help them overcome addiction and build healthier patterns.

Adult & Teen Challenge of Central Canada’s Thunder Bay Live-In Women’s Program, known as Hope House, is a faith-based, long-term residential addiction recovery home for women in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The house sits in the Bay and Algoma neighbourhood near the Lake Superior waterfront, with views of the lake and the Sleeping Giant from its main living spaces. It is a small home with room for up to eight women in recovery, and it aims to offer a warm, family-like atmosphere where residents learn to live well in community.