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Prince Rupert Mental Health & Addictions Services 300 - 3rd Avenue West Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1L4 Phone: 250-622-6310 Fax: 250-622-6319
Friendship House Association of Prince Rupert Alcohol and Drug Program Colleen Fines, Alcohol & Drug Counselor 744 Fraser Street Prince Rupert,BC Office Phone: 250-627-1717 x 34 Fax: 250-627-7533 E-mail: colleenfines@friendshiphouse.ca Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm We offer the following services: Clinical services (Assessment, Treatment) Groups/Courses Referrals to outside agencies, residential treatment programs, supportive recovery programs, etc. as well as local contacts for support systems Also in our community: women’s supportive recovery program (local transition house) The Friendship House Alcohol and Drug Program offers one –to-one counseling for individuals suffering from substance misuse as well as for those who are affected by someone else’s substance misuse. The program is accessible through self-referral or by being referred through another agency. The counselor works with the individual holistically through meeting the client’s personal goals and place of pain, also offers referrals to detox or residential treatment programs according to the individual’s wishes. Our program offers a Friday night Family Drop-In; all ages are welcome – snacks, crafts. Also facilitates All Nations, One Heart Dance Group; open to all of all nations, instructed by respected Elder who provides her knowledge in regalia making, stories and dances Please copy this questionnaire to your community partners and ask if they are willing to allow their contact information to be posted on the website (Friendship Centres, HIV/AIDS programs, Positive Living, Needles Exchanges, MCFD, Public Health, Transition Houses, First Nation Bands, Crisis Lines, etc ) BC Schizophrenia Society Terrace Office 3212 Emerson Street Terrace BC V8G 2R8 Office phone: 250-635-8206 Fax: 250-635-8206 Toll-free: 1-866-326-7877 Email: bcssterr@telus.net Web: www.bcss.org Hours of operation: Flexible; please call for appointment The BC Schizophrenia Society partners with the Northern Health Authority to improve the quality of life for family members/caregivers and individuals affected by ANY mental illness and/or addiction (including schizophrenia, psychosis, bipolar, depression, anxiety, addiction and concurrent disorders) through PEER support, education and advocacy. Individuals can refer themselves or be referred by others. Our services are offered free of charge. We offer:
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