British Columbia Teen Drug Rehab Centres

The Indigenous Outpatient Addiction Counselling & Detox Support program offered through the Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia (NCCABC) supports Indigenous adults, youth, and families across BC whose substance use, alcohol, drugs, or related cravings, has begun affecting the life they’re still living: their work, family roles, routines, or emotional wellbeing. This service is delivered in an outpatient setting that blends culturally safe counselling with practical recovery support, without requiring residential care.

Wilp Si’Satxw Community Healing Centre (sometimes called Wilp Si’Satxw House of Purification) is a residential addiction recovery program in Kitwanga, BC that supports adults, particularly First Nations people aged 18+, whose substance use and life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting daily life, roles, relationships, or stability. This centre offers an immersive, live-in environment where recovery is lived through daily structure, cultural practice, and holistic healing work.

Port Alberni Friendship Centre's Addictions & Mental Health Counselling program is an outpatient support service in Port Alberni, BC that helps adults (and families) whose substance use and mental health challenges have begun interfering with the lives they're still living: work, relationships, routines, or emotional balance. It's rooted in the community and offers counselling that connects recovery work directly to everyday life.

The Abbotsford Addictions Centre, delivered by Archway Community Services, is a community-based outpatient substance use support program in Abbotsford, BC for adults and youth whose alcohol or drug use, and its real-world impacts, has already begun affecting relationships, work, school, housing, or emotional wellbeing. This program helps people work on change in a way that fits their daily life, with free counselling and group support funded through the Fraser Health Authority.

Kackaamin Family Development Centre is a long-standing Indigenous-focused residential recovery and family wellness centre in Port Alberni, BC. It supports adults, families, and individuals, particularly those of First Nations, Métis, or Inuit ancestry, whose substance use, trauma, or related life-controlling patterns have already begun affecting work, relationships, housing, or emotional wellbeing. This is a structured, live-in environment where recovery and healing are woven into daily routines, cultural connection, and community support.

Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Society (KAFS) is a longstanding community organization offering culturally grounded supports and services designed to help people whose substance use, stress, or emotional challenges have begun affecting the life they’re still living: at work, home, school, or in relationships. The society’s Health Services department provides accessible, outpatient support that ties recovery work to everyday responsibilities.

Westminster House Society in New Westminster, BC is a women-focused residential addiction recovery centre for adult women and youth girls whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have already begun disrupting work, relationships, housing, or daily functioning. This is a structured, live-in environment where recovery is lived day by day with peers and supportive staff.

Matsqui-Abbotsford Impact Society is a community-based support organization in Abbotsford, BC focused on helping youth, young adults, and their families navigate the real-life challenges of substance use, stress, trauma, and related impacts on daily functioning. The centre meets people where they’re at, in their communities, schools, and personal lives, offering trauma-informed, harm-aware support that connects recovery work to everyday responsibilities and relationships.

Fraser House Society is a community-based substance use support organization in Mission, BC, serving adults, youth, and families whose alcohol or drug use, and the disruption tied to it, has begun affecting daily life, relationships, school, work, or emotional wellbeing. Fraser House provides outpatient counselling, prevention, outreach, and referral support, prevention, outreach, and referral support that helps people begin recovery while continuing to live their everyday lives.

Kuldip Counselling & Consulting Services in Surrey is an outpatient counselling practice that works with adults whose drug or alcohol use has started to interfere with everyday life: employment, relationships, emotional stability, or family responsibilities. Support here is delivered through individual counselling, allowing people to address substance use concerns while maintaining their daily routines.

Last Door Recovery Centre's Youth Addiction Treatment Program in New Westminster, BC is a long-term residential recovery setting for young people whose alcohol, drug, or related addictive behaviours have begun affecting school, family roles, emotional stability, or daily functioning. This program offers a structured, live-in environment where youth live on site while engaging in recovery work and life-skills development. Medical detox is also offered for those who need it.

Hollyburn Family Services is a long-standing multi-service community support organization serving adults, children, youth, families, and seniors throughout the Greater Vancouver region. While it’s not a residential addiction treatment centre, Hollyburn offers counselling and recovery-oriented supports that help adults whose substance use, and its impact on relationships, routines, work, or wellbeing, has already begun affecting the life they’re still living.

Axis Behavioural Health in Kelowna, BC is a community-based addiction support and outpatient recovery services organization focused on helping adults whose substance use, and the real-life consequences tied to it, has already begun affecting work, relationships, housing, or daily functioning. It’s not a residential treatment centre; instead, Axis provides clinical counselling, intensive outpatient support, interventions, and workplace-oriented services that connect recovery work directly into the life someone is still living.

Day One Society is a community-based addiction services organization in Kamloops, BC that supports adults and youth whose substance use has already begun affecting their daily lives: routines, work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. Beyond outpatient counselling, it provides a residential detox setting and supportive recovery living along with counselling, transition support, and youth-focused services, so recovery work is anchored in real-life needs.

Laichwiltach Family Life Society’s Addictions Recovery program is a community-based outpatient support in Campbell River, BC that helps Indigenous adults and youth whose alcohol or drug use has begun to affect the life they’re still living: from work, school, and family responsibilities to emotional wellbeing. It’s part of a broader charity rooted in cultural connection and community support that meets people where they are.

A New Tomorrow Treatment Solutions offers a structured residential recovery program for youth ages 12–18 in Kamloops, British Columbia, for young people whose alcohol or drug use has begun affecting school, family life, social functioning, or emotional wellbeing. It’s a multi-month, live-in setting where young people live on site with staff and peers while engaging in recovery work designed to help them build safety, insight, and the tools needed to navigate life beyond use.

Madrona Counselling is an outpatient counselling practice in Duncan, BC that supports adults whose substance use, stress responses, and related emotional patterns have begun affecting daily life: work, family roles, routines, or overall wellbeing. The centre focuses on helping people build insight, coping strategies, and healthier habits through individualized support rather than residential care.

Kuldip Counselling & Consulting Services in Langley is an outpatient counselling practice that supports adults whose drug or alcohol use has begun affecting the life they’re still living: work performance, relationships, family roles, or emotional stability. This setting focuses on individual counselling, allowing people to address substance use while staying rooted in their daily responsibilities.

Agassiz-Harrison Community Services Society’s Substance Use Services in Agassiz, BC is a community-based outpatient recovery support program for adults and youth whose alcohol or drug use, and the life disruption tied to it, has already begun affecting daily roles, school, work, family relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This program helps people build stability and insight while remaining in their community, connecting them to supports that fit their daily life.

The Bridge Youth & Family Services’ Youth Recovery House in Kelowna, BC is a live-in residential substance use recovery setting for young people aged roughly 12–18 whose alcohol or drug use, and often overlapping struggles with mental health, has already begun disrupting school, family life, friendships, emotional balance, or daily functioning. This is a secure, substance-free residential environment where youth live on site and engage in recovery every day.