Find 12-Step Rehabs in Your Province

A testimonial from a De Novo Treatment Centre participant describes their transformative experience overcoming alcoholism and depression. Referred by their union, the individual found comfort and support in the program’s welcoming environment. Through consistent participation and community engagement, they experienced growth and healing, much of it shaped by the communal strength and guidance reflective of 12-step traditions.

Andy’s House provides treatment for individuals with substance and alcohol use disorders in a welcoming, home-like setting. The center offers personalized care from a multidisciplinary team and emphasizes long-term recovery through its two-year aftercare and lifetime alumni support. Elements of the program reflect the principles of 12-step recovery, encouraging personal responsibility, healing relationships, and ongoing peer connection.

Talbot House provides a long-term residential program for men centered on daily addiction and recovery services. The program fosters self-discovery and emotional growth within a strong support network. Though not detailed online, the center’s recovery philosophy includes community values often found in 12-step approaches to promote accountability and shared healing.

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.

Cole’s Cottage, operated by Two Ten Recovery Inc., is a sober living residence for women that places strong emphasis on 12-step fellowship participation. Residents live in a structured setting where they are supported in maintaining sobriety through daily recovery activities and community-based support networks.

Westover Treatment Center offers a multi-phase treatment program that includes substance use recovery, relapse prevention, and family involvement. Admission is coordinated through referral agencies. The center’s recovery model emphasizes structure and progression, with many clients participating in 12-step meetings as a key part of their long-term support and accountability.

Haven Place serves as a second-stage recovery residence for graduates of Bill’s Place, offering transitional housing, meals, aftercare programs, and group therapy. The program continues to emphasize recovery through 12-step involvement, helping residents stay connected to community support while gaining stability and independence.

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.

Windsor Life Centre is a faith-based residential program for women recovering from substance use. Spanning three structured phases, the six-month program—with optional extended housing—focuses on relapse prevention, emotional regulation, and conflict resolution. The supportive environment is aligned with 12-step principles, encouraging spiritual growth and community support.

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.