Alcohol & Drug Information & Referral Service

BGC South Coast BC is dedicated to providing safe and supportive environments for children and youth, where they can explore new opportunities, develop essential life skills, and build positive relationships. With various programs including day camps and counseling services, BGC aims to empower young individuals to overcome barriers and gain confidence. The organization is deeply committed to fostering good relations with Indigenous peoples through practices of decolonization and a commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. BGC's mission includes recognizing and respecting the various Indigenous lands they operate on, ensuring that their values align with community needs and cultural sensitivities. Generated from the website

B C Chrysalis Society, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, is dedicated to providing support and resources for individuals facing challenges related to substance abuse and addiction. With a focus on empowerment and community, the society offers various programs and homes to assist those on their journey to recovery. Emphasizing a personalized approach, the team at B C Chrysalis Society is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment for individuals seeking help. Over the past year, the society has made significant strides in helping individuals rebuild their lives and reintegrate into society. From New Dawn to New Day & New Way, the society’s programs cater to different needs and circumstances, ensuring that each individual receives the necessary care and support. B C Chrysalis Society welcomes volunteers, alumnae, and donations to further their mission of making a positive impact on the community. Generated from the website content

Turning Point Recovery Society is a non-profit organization based in British Columbia, dedicated to providing supportive housing and counseling services for individuals and families affected by addiction and affordability issues. Their programs, offered in Vancouver, Richmond, the North Shore, and Squamish, are designed to facilitate lasting recovery through structured bed-based and community-based services. The Society operates various bed-based residential programs ranging from 30 to 90 days, alongside outreach and counseling initiatives that include no-cost services and overdose prevention. Additionally, they run Storeys Cafe, a social enterprise that offers job training for those in recovery, helping to reintegrate individuals back into the community. Generated from the website