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.
A Residential Community Where Change Happens Day by Day
Men usually enter this program when repeated attempts to cut back or stop substance use on their own haven’t held and the consequences are now showing up in the life they’re still living. Wagner Hills provides a predictable daily rhythm nested in a working farm setting, routines, shared responsibilities, and a faith-anchored community, that helps participants slow down unhelpful patterns and build steadier habits.
Recovery Woven Into Work, Reflection, and Support
Daily life at Wagner Hills blends structured classes and counselling with work assignments, skill development, and community tasks on the farm. Participants are supported to develop both insight and practical self-responsibility through a phased program that includes orientation, skill building, relational stability work, and preparation for life beyond residency.
A Year to Build Stability and Transition With Support
The core program typically runs about one year, giving people time to experience recovery as part of their lived routine rather than a brief intervention. Along the way, staff help residents build connections, set goals for work and life outside the farm, and prepare for transition planning so gains made in the residential setting can carry forward.
For Men Ready to Rebuild With Structure and Community
Wagner Hills is often used by men who recognize that substance use has already disrupted what matters most, daily functioning, work stability, community roles, and who need a sustained residential environment where recovery is built into daily routines through community engagement and shared accountability.
