Supportive Recovery draws upon Western and Indigenous approaches to healing through a trauma informed lens. The Four Indigenous Values of Belonging, Kindness, Cooperation and Respect are interwoven into the program.
Supportive Recovery is offering space to those individuals who need safe housing and continued support in recovery from addictions and trauma. Priority will be given to Nuu-chah-nulth members, as well as individuals of First Nations, Metis and Inuit ancestry residing within the Traditional Territory of the Nuu-chah-nulth peoples. It is intended for women aged 19 years and older, with moderate to severe addictions/substance use concerns which may include co-occurring mild/moderate mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, and/or situational crisis. A lesser portion of clients may be referred for a milder addictions/substance use concern in order to preclude escalation in severity.
The program will explore:
Accessing resources such as AA/NA, housing, counselling, treatment programs
Strengthening coping and recovery skills
Vocational and educational plans
Obtaining gainful employment
Practicing life skills
Building Resilience
Accommodation at Kackaamin Family Development Center will be provided.
Program length may vary, but will include stages of “social detox”, stabilization, and building safe and healthy connections in community toward re-integration.
Please connect with the SRP Program/ Intake Coordinator, Jessi Chase, directly at 778/421.7565, or jessi.c@kackaamin.org.
