Find Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Your Province

Freedom’s Door is a non-profit residential recovery program in Kelowna, British Columbia for adult men whose alcohol or drug use, combined with life stressors, emotional strain, and destabilized routines, has already begun affecting their daily functioning. This is a live-in environment where participants commit to a structured recovery experience that balances personal accountability, peer community, and ongoing support.

Fresh Start Recovery – Lethbridge is a co-ed addiction recovery centre near Lethbridge, Alberta that blends structured residential care with community-centred support and long-term engagement. Part of the Fresh Start Recovery network serving Alberta since 1992, the Lethbridge site expands on decades of experience by integrating peer support, individual counselling, and holistic recovery routines in a setting recognized for healing and personal growth.

Le Grand Chemin operates a certified therapy center for adolescents dealing with alcohol and substance use, along with pathological gambling. Services include an 8- to 10-week residential program, prevention strategies, and post-treatment follow-up, all accessible by referral from the regional CIUSSS.

Wagner Hills Farm Society is a faith-based residential recovery centre in Langley, BC for adult men whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling patterns have already begun affecting stability in work, relationships, housing, or daily functioning. This structured, live-in environment supports a year-long recovery journey of community, learning, work, and personal growth.

Serenity House Addiction Treatment Services provides a 12-week residential program and an 11-month transitional housing option for men over 18. The program assists clients recovering from alcohol addiction through structured support and long-term residential care.

Telmexw Awtexw Healing Centre is an addiction recovery and healing program delivered by the Sts’ailes First Nation in Agassiz, BC that supports Indigenous adults (and youth) whose substance use, and its effects on daily life, has already begun affecting work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. This centre offers culturally grounded recovery experiences and community-based support rooted in Indigenous tradition and collective healing.

Ka-Na-Chit-Hih Specialized Solvent Abuse Treatment Center offers a 12-week culturally focused program for First Nations men and women aged 18 to 29. While the program addresses polysubstance use, it also supports individuals recovering from alcohol addiction with Indigenous-based therapeutic practices.

The Bridgeway Intensive Live-In Treatment at Gray Road is a six-week residential addiction recovery program in Kelowna, BC for adults (19+) whose alcohol or drug use, along with behaviours tied to it, has already begun affecting daily stability, relationships, work, or emotional wellbeing. This live-in setting is part of The Bridge Youth & Family Services’ recovery continuum and is registered with provincial assisted-living oversight, offering a structured, substance-free environment where recovery is part of daily life.

Red Road Rise is a residential addiction recovery residence in Salmon Arm, BC operated by Red Road Recovery, offering a live-in setting for adults whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting work, housing stability, relationships, or daily functioning. The program provides a residential community setting for recovery.