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Phoenix Society

Provides a variety of services to help participants exit the cycle of addiction and homelessness and lead a healthy and productive life. Fosters a community free of substance misuse where participants are actively engaged in their recovery, discover their strengths and potential, and develop an action plan towards fulfilling their goals. The Phoenix Flame BBQ Food Truck offers a free warm lunch at the Ladner United Church (4960 48th Avenue, Delta) from 10 am to 12 noon on Fridays. Nonprofit society, registered charity.

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www.phoenixsociety.com

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Phone: 604-583-7166
Fax: 604-581-3539
Email: admin@phoenixsociety.com

Address

13686 94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1

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13686 94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1

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6 services offered by: Phoenix Society

Adult Treatment

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Offers a residential treatment program for adults ages 19 and up who have serious substance use concerns, or have concurrent disorders; separate men's and women's floors.

Offers a residential treatment program for adults ages 19 and up who have serious substance use concerns, or have concurrent disorders; separate men's and women's floors. Program capacity is 36 men and women at a time. Accepts individuals on substitution therapy. Average length of stay is 90 days with possibility of extension. Services include individualized and group counselling, psycho-educational groups, relapse prevention support, peer support, medical support, job readiness and skills development training, family program, referrals, aftercare planning/support, art-based therapy, and recreational activities. Philosophy is positive, strengths-based, and participant-centered. The focus of treatment is on healing and restoration through the development of healthy relationships, while supporting individuals to identify and build on their own unique strengths. Referrals accepted from health professionals, counsellors, social workers, or outreach staff through BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services; see website for a referral package. Individuals must be no longer experiencing acute withdrawal prior to admission, backed by a medical statement or have completed detox program. Fee is $40 per day, but cost is covered for participants referred by a health professional. Serves BC. Staffed 24 hours; intakes 8 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday. Wheelchair accessible. Partially funded by Fraser Health and BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services.
Website

phoenixsociety.com/services/treatment/phoenix-adult-treatment
Address

Quibble Creek Building, 13670-94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1
Program capacity is 36 men and women at a time. Accepts individuals on substitution therapy. Average length of stay is 90 days with possibility of extension. Services include individualized and group counselling, psycho-educational groups, relapse prevention support, peer support, medical support, job readiness and skills development training, family program, referrals, aftercare planning/support, art-based therapy, and recreational activities. Philosophy is positive, strengths-based, and participant-centered. The focus of treatment is on healing and restoration through the development of healthy relationships, while supporting individuals to identify and build on their own unique strengths. Referrals accepted from health professionals, counsellors, social workers, or outreach staff through BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services; see website for a referral package. Individuals must be no longer experiencing acute withdrawal prior to admission, backed by a medical statement or have completed detox program. Fee is $40 per day, but cost is covered for participants referred by a health professional. Serves BC. Staffed 24 hours; intakes 8 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday. Wheelchair accessible. Partially funded by Fraser Health and BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services.

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Quibble Creek Building, 13670-94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1

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Phone: 604-583-7166

Fax: 604-951-1191

Email: admissions@phoenixsociety.com

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Ambro House

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Residential programs for male federal parolees age 19 and older who are reintegrating into the community, and may complex medical conditions, or mental health disability, or concurrent disorders.

Residential programs for male federal parolees age 19 and older who are reintegrating into the community, and may complex medical conditions, or mental health disability, or concurrent disorders. Offers case management and support in the areas of housing, income, employment, and quality of life. Some beds offer specialized support from medical staff. Resource room provides computers, internet access, videos, and workbooks for employment search, as well as resources on anger management, goal-setting, relationships, and interpersonal communication. Referrals accepted from correctional institutions and parole officers. Funded by Correctional Service of Canada (CSC).
Website

phoenixsociety.com/services/programs/crf-community-residential-facilities
Address

13979 100th Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3T 1J4
Offers case management and support in the areas of housing, income, employment, and quality of life. Some beds offer specialized support from medical staff. Resource room provides computers, internet access, videos, and workbooks for employment search, as well as resources on anger management, goal-setting, relationships, and interpersonal communication. Referrals accepted from correctional institutions and parole officers. Funded by Correctional Service of Canada (CSC).

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13979 100th Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3T 1J4

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Phone: 604-583-7166

Fax: 604-581-3539

Email: admin@phoenixsociety.com

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Phoenix Centre Transitional Housing Program

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A safe, structured, enhanced recovery support services for adults ages 19 and over who are in recovery and are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or in unsafe housing.

A safe, structured, enhanced recovery support services for adults ages 19 and over who are in recovery and are homeless, at risk of homelessness, or in unsafe housing. Offers furnished studio style units for men and women in recovery. Must have completed a 90 day intensive live-in treatment program or a combination of an intensive live-in treatment program and engagement in outpatient mental health and/or substance use services and are initiating lifestyle changes, and are motivated to implement a personal recovery plan that includes employment and/or educational action plans. Support services include skill development in recovery maintenance, problem solving, and decision making; personal, financial, and stress management; and conflict resolution. Length of stay is up to two years. Each applicant reviewed individually; potential reasons for exclusion listed in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document on the website. Referrals accepted from counsellors, social workers, physicians, nurse practitioners, psychiatrists, psychologists, community mental health and/or addiction team providers, or case managers. Fees are 30 % of income with a minimum of $500 per month for self-pay, or the shelter portion of income assistance. A Provincial Homelessness Initiative developed in partnership with BC Housing.
Website

phoenixsociety.com/post-treatment-transitional-housing
Address

Quibble Creek Building, 13670 94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1
Offers furnished studio style units for men and women in recovery. Must have completed a 90 day intensive live-in treatment program or a combination of an intensive live-in treatment program and engagement in outpatient mental health and/or substance use services and are initiating lifestyle changes, and are motivated to implement a personal recovery plan that includes employment and/or educational action plans. Support services include skill development in recovery maintenance, problem solving, and decision making; personal, financial, and stress management; and conflict resolution. Length of stay is up to two years. Each applicant reviewed individually; potential reasons for exclusion listed in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document on the website. Referrals accepted from counsellors, social workers, physicians, nurse practitioners, psychiatrists, psychologists, community mental health and/or addiction team providers, or case managers. Fees are 30 % of income with a minimum of $500 per month for self-pay, or the shelter portion of income assistance. A Provincial Homelessness Initiative developed in partnership with BC Housing.

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13670 94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1

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Phone: 604-583-7166 Local 2222

Fax: 604-951-1191

Email: Thadmissions@phoenixsociety.com

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Stabilization

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Structured program focusing on the process of stabilizing men from an addiction-based lifestyle into a recovery-based one.

Structured program focusing on the process of stabilizing men from an addiction-based lifestyle into a recovery-based one. Provides a safe, shared accommodation, structured short stay for up to three to six weeks for men 19 years of age and older who are homeless or at risk of homelessness due to substance misuse. The program includes meals, laundry, counselling, 24/7 on-site staff, medical care, pharmacy service, opioid agonist treatment, and harm reduction supplies. Funded by Fraser Health Authority's Mental Health and Substance Use Services.
Website

www.phoenixsociety.com
Address

9942-127 A Street
Surrey, BC, V3V 5J2
Provides a safe, shared accommodation, structured short stay for up to three to six weeks for men 19 years of age and older who are homeless or at risk of homelessness due to substance misuse. The program includes meals, laundry, counselling, 24/7 on-site staff, medical care, pharmacy service, opioid agonist treatment, and harm reduction supplies. Funded by Fraser Health Authority's Mental Health and Substance Use Services.

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9942-127 A Street
Surrey, BC, V3V 5J2

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Phone: 604-583-7166 Local 1

Fax: 604-581-3539

Email: admissions@phoenixsociety.com

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The Phoenix House - Stabilization

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Provides licensed residential stabilization program for men ages 19 and older with serious substance use issues.

Provides licensed residential stabilization program for men ages 19 and older with serious substance use issues. The 10 stabilization beds are for men who have completed withdrawal management and are waiting to enter a treatment program, or are in the process of reintegrating into the community and require additional supports. Length of stay is 30 days. Accepts men on opiate replacement therapies. Services include case management, substance misuse awareness and education, individual and group counselling, relapse prevention and health promotion training, health care coaching, stress and emotional management training, mindfulness, 12-step meetings, and employment and housing assistance. Referrals accepted from health professionals, counsellors, social workers, parole officers, or outreach staff through BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services; see website for a referral package. Staffed 24 hours; intake hours are 8 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday. Service is offered in English only; access to interpretation services is not provided. Funded by Fraser Health.
Website

phoenixsociety.com/facilities/phoenix-house
Address

13686 94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1
The 10 stabilization beds are for men who have completed withdrawal management and are waiting to enter a treatment program, or are in the process of reintegrating into the community and require additional supports. Length of stay is 30 days. Accepts men on opiate replacement therapies. Services include case management, substance misuse awareness and education, individual and group counselling, relapse prevention and health promotion training, health care coaching, stress and emotional management training, mindfulness, 12-step meetings, and employment and housing assistance. Referrals accepted from health professionals, counsellors, social workers, parole officers, or outreach staff through BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services; see website for a referral package. Staffed 24 hours; intake hours are 8 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday. Service is offered in English only; access to interpretation services is not provided. Funded by Fraser Health.

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13686 94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1

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Phone: 604-583-7166 Local 1

Fax: 604-581-3539

Email: admissions@phoenixsociety.com

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Youth and Young Adult Treatment

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Offers a residential treatment program for male (including male-identifying and non-binary) youth ages 17 to 24 who have substance use concerns, or have concurrent disorders.

Offers a residential treatment program for male (including male-identifying and non-binary) youth ages 17 to 24 who have substance use concerns, or have concurrent disorders. Accepts individuals on substitution therapy. Average length of stay is 90 days with possibility of extension. Services include individualized and group counselling, psycho-educational groups, relapse prevention support, peer support, medical support, job readiness and skills development training, family program, referrals, aftercare planning/support, art-based therapy, and recreational activities. Philosophy is positive, strengths-based, and participant-centered. The focus of treatment is on healing and restoration through the development of healthy relationships, while supporting individuals to identify and build on their own unique strengths. Referrals accepted from health professionals, counsellors, social workers, or outreach staff through BC Children's Hospital's Substance Use Services; see website for a referral package. Individuals must be no longer experiencing acute withdrawal prior to admission, backed by a medical statement or have completed detox program. Fee is $40 per day, but cost is covered for participants referred by a health professional. Serves BC. Staffed 24 hours; intakes 8 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday. Wheelchair accessible. Partially funded by Fraser Health and BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services.
Website

phoenixsociety.com/services/treatment/youth-and-young-adult-treatment-2
Address

Quibble Creek Building, 13670-94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1
Accepts individuals on substitution therapy. Average length of stay is 90 days with possibility of extension. Services include individualized and group counselling, psycho-educational groups, relapse prevention support, peer support, medical support, job readiness and skills development training, family program, referrals, aftercare planning/support, art-based therapy, and recreational activities. Philosophy is positive, strengths-based, and participant-centered. The focus of treatment is on healing and restoration through the development of healthy relationships, while supporting individuals to identify and build on their own unique strengths. Referrals accepted from health professionals, counsellors, social workers, or outreach staff through BC Children's Hospital's Substance Use Services; see website for a referral package. Individuals must be no longer experiencing acute withdrawal prior to admission, backed by a medical statement or have completed detox program. Fee is $40 per day, but cost is covered for participants referred by a health professional. Serves BC. Staffed 24 hours; intakes 8 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday. Wheelchair accessible. Partially funded by Fraser Health and BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services.

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Quibble Creek Building, 13670-94A Avenue
Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1

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Phone: 604-583-7166

Fax: 604-951-1191

Email: yayaadmissions@phoenixsociety.com

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Phoenix Society

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6 services offered by: Phoenix Society

Adult Treatment

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Ambro House

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Mailing Address

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Phoenix Centre Transitional Housing Program

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Stabilization

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The Phoenix House - Stabilization

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Youth and Young Adult Treatment

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