About Us - Facility
Recovery Acres has 32 beds in our residential treatment facility and 20 male beds and 5 female beds for supportive transitional housing.
Residential Treatment Facility
The treatment beds are located at 6329 – 118 Avenue in a converted three story walk up. We have an industrial kitchen and dining area that accommodates all of clients for three meals a day as well as an evening snack. Clients have a coffee room with computers, telephones, television, client refrigerator, microwave, games and reading material etc. There is also a group facilitation room where we do our programing, holistic recovery activities as well as host community 12-step meeting. We have 5 dorms with common sleeping areas as well as 6 bedrooms for senior clients. We provide all linen and bedding as well as a secure locker for your personal belongings.
Supportive Transitional Houses (Robson & Althea)
Recovery Acres Society provides the Edmonton community with 20 long-term transitional housing beds for men and 5 for women. This is a safe, secure, and sober environment for individuals who have graduated from a residential addiction treatment program within the last year. These transition beds are supported by a fulltime Program Manager worker as well as the counselors and administration staff at Recovery Acres
The Robson & Althea Houses are five single detached houses in the north-east neighborhoods surrounding our residential treatment facility. A supportive housing resident has their own bedroom and shares common areas like the bathroom, kitchen, living room and T.V. room.
The Supportive Housing Program operates on the evidence-based principles of current supportive housing models and focus on preserving the dignity of clients as
they move from treatment through to permanent placement in the community. These houses help fill one of the major gaps in the continuum of care by reducing barriers and providing overall case management for individuals graduating from residential treatment in the Edmonton area and around the province. The Program Manager will work with clients through phase 1, transitioning the clients into the houses; phase 2, working with the clients while they live in the houses; and phase 3, support the clients to transition out of the houses into totally independent living situations.
CLICK HERE: Robson Houses Supportive Housing Program Information