British Columbia Long-Term Drug Rehab Centres

Reaching Out Support Recovery in Vancouver, BC is a longer-term residential recovery residence for men whose alcohol or drug use, and associated life patterns, has already begun affecting work, housing stability, relationships, or daily functioning. Rather than outpatient appointments, this setting offers a structured, live-in environment where men engage in recovery work day by day with peers and supportive staff.

Arrow Home Women’s Recovery is a residential addiction recovery program in Saanich, BC designed specifically for women, especially those who are mothers with infants up to 12 months old, whose substance use has already begun affecting stability in everyday life, relationships, childcare, or emotional wellbeing. This is a live-in setting where recovery is built into daily routines, connection, and practical support from staff and peers.

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.

Red Road Ranch is a residential recovery residence in Lumby, BC, operated by Red Road Recovery, for adults whose substance use, and the patterns tied to it, has begun affecting housing stability, work, relationships, or daily functioning. Rather than outpatient or isolated clinical visits, this program offers a structured, live-in setting on a scenic, 114-acre mountainside property where residents live together while engaging in recovery work and community support.

Pacifica Treatment Centre in Vancouver, BC is a long-term residential addiction recovery program for adults (19 +) whose substance use, often intertwined with trauma, stress, and daily life disruption, has already begun affecting work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. It’s a community-based residential setting where people live on site and work through recovery in multiple phases, supported by staff and peers in a structured, supportive environment.

Red Road Recovery’s Sorrento, BC location is the original residential addiction recovery residence in the Shuswap region for adults whose alcohol or drug use, and the patterns tied to it, has already begun affecting stability at home, work, relationships, or daily functioning. This is a live-in recovery environment where people build steady routines and personal insight alongside peers and supportive staff.

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.

Metric Addiction Services is a comprehensive addiction support centre in Vancouver, BC for adults whose drug or alcohol use has begun affecting the life they’re still living: work, relationships, housing, emotional wellbeing, and daily responsibilities. The centre combines residential recovery and outpatient counselling so people can start meaningful change either within a live-in community or while continuing with their everyday roles.

Rising Above FSJ is a residential recovery centre in Baldonnel near Fort St John, BC, created to help women whose alcohol or drug use, and often related challenges like housing instability or life disruption, has already begun affecting daily functioning, relationships, and stability. It grew out of local recovery efforts and has strong community roots while also drawing on the established model of Rising Above Ministries.

Lydia Home Women’s Recovery is a residential addiction recovery program for women in Mission, BC, operated by Union Gospel Mission (UGM). It’s a live-in setting where women whose substance use, and the life disruption tied to it, has already begun affecting work, family roles, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing can stay for about six to twelve months while working deeply on recovery within a supportive, structured community.

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.

LIFE Recovery Association is a women’s residential addiction recovery organization in Abbotsford, BC that supports adults whose alcohol or drug use has already begun affecting daily functioning: work, family roles, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. This is a faith-anchored, live-in environment where women live together and work through recovery with structured support, community, and connection rather than episodic outpatient care.

InnerVisions Recovery Society’s Miller House in Maple Ridge, BC is a men’s residential addiction recovery program for adults whose alcohol or drug use, and related life-controlling patterns, has already begun affecting stability in work, housing, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This program is a structured, live-in environment where recovery is lived through daily routines, community engagement, and peer support.

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.

Chrysalis Society’s New Dawn Recovery Home is a women-only, residential support recovery program in Vancouver, BC for self-identified women (19 +) whose substance use and its consequences, in relationships, work, housing, or emotional wellbeing, are deeply impacting the life they’re still living. It’s part of a broader, long-term continuum of care designed to help women build stability, insight, and sustained recovery within a structured, home-like environment.

Turning Point Recovery Society’s Richmond Women’s program is a residential stabilization and transitional living residence in Richmond, BC for adult women and transgender individuals (19 +) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling patterns have already begun disrupting stability: work, relationships, housing, or emotional wellbeing. This setting is part of a well-established nonprofit that provides structured, live-in recovery environments where daily routines and community accountability shape lasting change.

Comox Valley Recovery Centre is a men’s residential addictions recovery program in Courtenay, British Columbia that supports adult men (19+) whose alcohol or drug use has begun affecting their daily life: housing stability, work routines, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This centre offers a structured, live-in recovery environment where residents commit to daily engagement and build steadier patterns in community with peers and staff.

Hope for Freedom Society’s Port Coquitlam home is a live-in recovery residence for adults whose alcohol or drug use has already begun undermining stability: housing, routines, relationships, or emotional balance. Located in Port Coquitlam, BC, this home offers a structured place to live while recovery is practiced daily within a supportive community.

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.

North Wind Wellness Centre is a culturally grounded, 45-day residential addiction recovery program located just north of Dawson Creek in Farmington, BC. It supports adults (19+), especially those from First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities, whose alcohol, drug, or cross-addictive behaviours have already begun affecting stability in daily life, relationships, work, or emotional wellbeing. Recovery here unfolds within a structured, live-in environment rooted in Indigenous healing practices and community support.

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.

Turning Point Recovery Society’s Vancouver Co-Ed program is a structured residential addiction recovery setting in Vancouver, BC where adults (19+) whose alcohol or drug use, and related life-controlling behaviours, have begun affecting their daily functioning, relationships, work, or housing stability live on site and engage in recovery work as part of everyday life. This is a predictable, supportive residential environment licensed under British Columbia’s Community Care and Assisted Living Act that spans several months.

John Volken Academy in Surrey, BC is a long-term residential addiction recovery program for men (19+) whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling patterns have already begun affecting essential parts of daily life: housing stability, work consistency, relationships, and emotional wellbeing. This is a therapeutic community model where participants live on site and engage in sustained personal and life-skills transformation.

Path To Freedom Treatment Centre is a residential addiction recovery program for men in Surrey, BC, licensed under the Community Care and Assisted Living Act and overseen by the Fraser Health Authority. It serves adult men whose alcohol or drug use, and often related patterns like emotional stress or instability, have already begun disrupting work, housing, relationships, or everyday functioning. Unlike outpatient counselling, this is a 90-day, live-in program designed so recovery becomes part of daily life instead of something separate.

Hope for Freedom Society’s Mission, BC location is a live-in recovery home for adults whose alcohol or drug use has already begun disrupting housing stability, daily routines, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This residence is part of Hope for Freedom’s broader network of recovery homes and provides a structured place to live while people work on sobriety and rebuilding everyday life within a supportive community.

InnerVisions Recovery Society’s Prairie House is a men’s residential addiction recovery program located in Port Coquitlam, BC for adults whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling patterns have already begun affecting stability: in work, housing, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. Prairie House is part of InnerVisions’ abstinence-based residential model that gives people a structured, live-in environment where recovery is lived day by day.

Options Family Wellness Addiction Center (also known as Options Okanagan Treatment Center) is a private residential addiction recovery facility in Kelowna, BC for adults whose alcohol or drug use, and often associated patterns like trauma, anxiety, or chaotic routines, has begun affecting work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. This is a live-in program where recovery is lived through structured daily engagement with peers and staff.

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.

Patricia Hope House in Surrey, British Columbia is a long-term, residential recovery centre for women whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting their daily functioning: relationships, housing stability, work, and emotional wellbeing. Women live on site and engage fully in recovery, with structure, community support, and accountability built into every day.

Turning Point Recovery Society’s North Shore Women’s program is a residential stabilization and transitional living residence in North Vancouver, BC for women and transgender individuals (19+) whose alcohol or drug use, and related life disruptions, have already begun affecting their daily stability, work, relationships, or housing. It’s part of Turning Point’s broader continuum of care that helps people transition from crisis to steadier daily routines within a structured, live-in community.

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.

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.

Adult & Teen Challenge BC: Okanagan Men’s Centre is a long-term residential recovery program in Lake Country, British Columbia, for adult men whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling patterns have already begun affecting stability at home, work, family relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This program offers a structured, immersive live-in environment where recovery is built through community involvement, mentoring, and spiritual grounding.

InnerVisions Recovery Society’s Hannah House is a women’s residential addiction recovery program in Maple Ridge, BC for adults whose alcohol or drug use, along with emotional or life-controlling patterns, has already begun affecting stability, housing, relationships, or daily functioning. Women live on site together in a structured residential setting where recovery work is woven into everyday rhythms.

Keystone Retreat in Mission, BC is a long-term residential addiction recovery setting for adult men (19+) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have begun to disrupt stability: in employment, relationships, housing, or emotional wellbeing. Rather than relying on brief outpatient appointments, Keystone Retreat offers an immersive, structured residential environment grounded in both clinical support and a strong recovery community that helps participants build routines and resilience that extend into everyday life.

Joshua House Recovery Ministries is a faith-based residential recovery program in Abbotsford and Chilliwack, British Columbia for men whose alcohol or drug use has already begun affecting their housing stability, work consistency, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This is a structured, live-in environment grounded in Christian principles that supports sustained life change and reintegration into everyday roles.

Ruth & Naomi’s Mission is a faith-based residential recovery program in Chilliwack, BC that supports adults (men and women separately) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting their daily life: stability, relationships, work, and housing. Rooted in Christian values, the centre offers structured, long-term residential recovery where people live on site and engage in a phased journey of growth and change rather than sporadic outpatient contact.

Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society is a residential addiction and trauma recovery centre in Duncan, BC, that helps adults, especially Indigenous people, whose substance use and related emotional, cultural, or trauma-linked patterns have already begun affecting daily life, work, relationships, stability, or wellbeing. Rooted in community, tradition, and healing practice, this setting offers a live-in environment where recovery is lived through routines, supportive connection, and cultural engagement.

Hope for Freedom Society’s Maple Ridge home is a live-in recovery residence in Maple Ridge, BC, for adults whose alcohol or drug use has already begun disrupting housing stability, daily routines, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This location is part of Hope for Freedom’s broader recovery community and offers a structured place to live while people work on sobriety and rebuilding everyday life alongside peers and staff.

Last Door Recovery Centre’s Adult Program in New Westminster, BC is a long-term residential addiction recovery setting for adult men (19+) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting stability: in employment, relationships, housing, or emotional wellbeing. Instead of brief outpatient appointments, this program offers an immersive, structured residential environment grounded in both clinical support and a strong recovery community that helps participants build routines and resilience that carry into everyday life.

Turning Point Recovery Society’s Richmond Men’s program in Richmond, BC is a residential recovery setting for adult men (19+) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling patterns have already begun disrupting their daily functioning: work stability, housing, relationships, or emotional wellbeing. This is part of a well-established non-profit addiction recovery society that has been supporting adults in the Lower Mainland for decades through structured residential care and community-based supports.

Together We Can (TWC) is a residential addiction recovery and education society in Vancouver, BC that supports men whose alcohol, drug, or life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting daily functioning: work stability, relationships, housing, or emotional balance. TWC offers a structured, live-in environment where recovery is lived through community, daily routines, and sustained engagement.

Set Free Recovery is a Christian-based residential recovery program in Prince George, BC for men whose alcohol, drug, or behavioural patterns have already begun affecting stability: work performance, relationships, housing, or daily functioning. This is a structured, live-in environment where recovery is intertwined with faith, community support, and steady routines rooted in biblical principles.

Second Chance Recovery House is a residential recovery program in Campbell River, BC for men whose alcohol or drug use, often paired with social or mental health challenges, has already begun affecting the life they’re still living. This centre offers a live-in setting where recovery is anchored in daily routine, supportive community, and peer accountability.

Kelowna Hills Recovery is a small, residential addiction recovery residence in Kelowna, BC for adults whose alcohol, drug, or related behavioural patterns have already begun affecting stability in work, housing, relationships, or day-to-day functioning. This is a live-in, recovery-focused setting where participants step out of old environments and begin building steadier routines within a structured community.

Union Gospel Mission’s Men’s Recovery Program in Vancouver, BC is a residential addiction recovery setting for men and transgender men (19+) whose alcohol or drug use, and the life disruption tied to it, has already begun affecting their work, relationships, housing stability, or emotional wellbeing. This is a live-in, structured residential environment where recovery work unfolds through daily engagement, community connection, and sustained support.

Cedar Haven Women’s Recovery is a residential addiction recovery program for women in Langley, BC, operated by Union Gospel Mission (UGM). It’s a live-in setting set on a tranquil rural property where women whose alcohol or drug use, and the life disruption tied to it, has begun affecting work, housing, relationships, or emotional wellbeing can stay for about six to twelve months while engaging deeply in recovery and life-building work.

Turning Point Recovery Society’s Squamish Co-Ed program in Squamish, BC is a residential addiction recovery setting for adults (19 +) whose alcohol, drug, or related life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting work, relationships, housing stability, or daily functioning. It’s one of several bed-based programs Turning Point operates across the Lower Mainland and the Sea-to-Sky region, where people live on site for an extended period.

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.

Stepping Stones Recovery House in the Comox Valley provides a long-term residential program for women on the path to recovery from addiction. The program emphasizes a safe and supportive environment where personal healing and empowerment are central, helping each woman develop the tools needed for lasting sobriety.