Halfway Houses for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

Indigenous Women's Healing Center, Eagle Women's Lodge is a Section 81 Healing Lodge that can accommodate up to 30 women involved with the Correctional Services of Canada. Services include 24/7 residential support, access to clean housing, individual support, and external services.

Maison Joins-toi in Granby is a community-based organization that provides transitional housing and community follow-up services for individuals involved with the justice system. Their mission is to support social and community reintegration through support, guidance, referrals, and skill development. The Granby location can accommodate up to 25 residents and works closely with correctional services to support individuals under various legal measures.

The Longueuil branch of Maison Joins-toi focuses on the reintegration of individuals involved with the justice system. This facility provides transitional housing and community follow-up services to reduce recidivism through structured support and supervision.

Georgian Court provides transitional housing and structured support for adults on conditional release from federal institutions. Located in Kamloops, this facility includes a mix of private and shared accommodations and focuses on community reintegration through supervision, personal development, and case management. Referrals are made through CSC, and services are fully government-funded.

This community residential facility in Quebec serves federally sentenced individuals, providing a supervised environment for social reintegration. The program includes accommodation, assistance, and supervision aligned with each resident's correctional plan.

Kirkpatrick House is a residence accommodating up to 22 adult male offenders released from federal institutions. The facility provides 24-hour staff assistance and supervision, with a focus on employment and education to support pro-social reintegration.

Located in Riviere-du-Loup, Quebec, L'Arc-En-Soi is a community residential center that supports individuals reintegrating into society post-incarceration. Services include therapeutic follow-up, support and listening, training programs, and employment assistance. The center operates as an alternative to incarceration and is funded by government programs, offering services at no cost to residents.

The Marjorie Amos Residence is a ten-bed open custody/open detention facility for young women aged 12-17 who are in conflict with the law. It offers a structured environment focusing on rehabilitation and reintegration into the community. Specific services and pricing details are not listed on their website.

This residence supports federally released women with conditional status, offering gender-specific programming in a supervised setting. Services include reintegration planning, mental health referrals, and addiction support. Like the other Elpida Houses, this program is publicly funded and provided at no cost to participants.