Provides fellowship, literature and support group information and referral for people who have an alcoholic, addictive, or otherwise dysfunctional family background. Groups are based on the 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous. Meeting locations, schedules,...

12-step support groups for people addicted to crystal meth. Crystal Clear - Vancouver meetings happen at 7:30 pm Fridays at 1292 Hornby Street. Tata Tina - Online meetings happen at 10:30 am via Zoom. Back on Track - Surrey meetings happen at 7:30 pm Wednesday...

Provides a free 24-hour online community where people with gambling issues can share their experiences and ideas. Offers chat services and an online recovery meeting from 6 pm to 8 pm Pacific Time on Tuesdays. Also offers links to online and telephone resource...

Offers support groups for people who have a loved one who uses substances or who may be in any stage of recovery journey. Groups support participants in telling their unique stories, let participants know they are not alone, share information and local resourc...

A network of secular peer support groups for people who want to live free of alcohol and drugs. Based on sobriety, secularity, and self-help, the group seeks to empower the 'sober self' of each member through positive social reinforcement. Provides a safe, sup...

Offers 12-step support groups for anyone who has the desire to stop using marijuana. Meetings are held in-person, online, and by phone; see website for meeting days and times around the world.

Lay-led behavioural change program dedicated to reducing the harm caused by the misuse of alcohol. Offers a variety of in-person, phone, and video support meetings, and an online forum, chatroom, and private Facebook group, and other online supports. Open to i...

Provides meeting information worldwide for family members and friends of people with a drug dependency who meet for mutual help and support; follows a 12-step program. Telephone hours are 9 am to 5 pm Pacific time, Monday to Friday; a voice message can be left...

12-step support group for people whose common purpose is to overcome compulsive sexual thoughts and behaviours, and to help others recover from sex addiction, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. Recovery is based on the 12-step principles of Alcoholics...

Independent organization for BC lawyers, judges, students, support staff, and their families. Provides confidential counselling, individual and group peer support, outreach, education, and referral for personal problems such as alcohol and drug dependency, str...

Provides a range of health care and support services for adults ages 19 and up with addiction issues. Services include assessment, treatment, counselling, education, and referral to community resources. Supports clients who are enrolled in a methadone maintena...

Drop-in social centre for all ages. Features a living room space with TV, and computers with internet access. Offers a coffee and soup line at 7:30 am seven days a week. Also offers Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings 12:30 pm to 1:45 pm. Drop-in hours are 7:30...

Support group welcomes women who have been affected by violence and have a desire to address mental, physical, and spiritual well-being in a holistic way. Not focused solely on drug and/or alcohol addiction. Group is LBTQ2S+ inclusive.

Provides support and information for people on methadone, suboxone, Kadian, Dilaudid, and other prescription opiates. Meetings are held on Wednesdays (except cheque issue days) at the VANDU office. Signup at 1:30 pm; meetings held at 2 pm. BCAPOM has also crea...

A peer-driven resource centre for adults in the Downtown Eastside that supports people living with chronic illnesses, addictions, and/or mental health challenges. Offers a safe environment and a range of structured and unstructured programs, including public c...

A free membership-based place of belonging where people pursuing recovery - whether from poverty, homelessness, isolation, mental health challenges, trauma, unemployment, or substance use - can participate in an intentional community of mutual support and work...

Alcohol- and drug-free social club for individuals in recovery from addiction to alcohol or drugs, including members of 12-step programs and 12-step family groups. People are welcome to drop in between 9:30 am to 9:30 pm Monday to Friday, and 9:30 am to 12:30 ...

Provides information on meetings for people affected by someone else's problem gambling. Website lists in-person and virtual meetings. The Gambler's Anonymous number can provide local Gam-Anon meeting contact information.

Provides free Jewish-informed system navigation and recovery services for individuals and families dealing with the effects of addiction. Offers workshops, presentations, and community forums throughout Vancouver. Also offers advocacy, counselling, recovery su...

Offers pay-what-you-can virtual peer support groups held weekly for up to six people. Topics include relationships, mental health (anxiety and depression, boredom and loneliness, mood disorders), abuse (physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, and domestic), eatin...

A peer-led support group focused on healing addiction and suffering caused by addiction, utilizing a systematic method based on Buddhist principles; integrates scientific, non-theistic, and psychological insight. Meetings include a 20-minute meditation, a read...

A 24-hour, daily drop-in and referral centre for recovering alcoholics and addicts ages 18 and over. Holds 12-step meetings including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Cocaine Anonymous (CA), Codependents Anonymous (CoDA), Drug Addicts Anonymous (DAA), Gamblers Anony...

Christian 12-step program for people with addictions who want to become free from addictive, compulsive, and dysfunctional behaviours. Details of meeting locations and times on website. Some Celebrate Recovery groups offer childcare. Active groups in 108 Mile ...

A 12-step fellowship for individuals of any sexual orientation or gender identity to share their experience, strength, and hope about recovery from sex and love addiction. Website lists schedules for in-person, online, and telephone meetings.

Connects individuals residing in isolated areas to Alcoholics Anoymous (AA) meetings. Serves individuals who live in communities without AA meetings, individuals who may have cultural or language barriers, and those who have a disability which prevents them fr...