
Room
rates
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services
About The House:
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Clean, welcoming, safe, supportive, furnished, optimized / decorated for healing based on Feng Shui principles.
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Structured but flexible
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2 x month speaker meeting.
Included Services & Supports:
Personalized support and recovery planning assistance:
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Customized to the resident’s unique circumstances
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Self directed goal setting and planning
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Help to identify and build recovery resources
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Accountability
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Regular meetings and check-ins
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Medically informed monitoring
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Regular in-house speaker meetings
A liaison between community resources and resident:
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Resource facilitations - help to obtain services and liaise between community resources and resident.
Sobriety support:
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Accompaniment to support services in the event of a relapse.
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Reintegration back into the house on a case by case basis
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Facilitation to transition into stage one and two facilities should the need arise.
Legal advocacy:
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Writing reference letters
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Participating in meetings/court/ ministry etc.
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Communication with legal professionals ie: PO, Police, Ministry of Children & Families Services (MCFD)
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Referral to legal entities to support the residents in reclaiming their safety:
Wellness Support:
Weekly workshops and supplemental health services may be offered.
Women who could benefit from third stage recovery are often combating barriers to a healthy and sober life from multiple overlapping areas including:
Housing, addiction, legal, financial, family, physical/mental health, trauma, under or unemployment.
All of which must be dealt with in a holistic manner with each approach complementing the other and acting to reinforce supports in other areas.
Currently there does not exist a service for women on the Island with this breadth and depth of support, facilitated by a female registered nurse in recovery.
Room Rates & Options:
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Semi-private rooms starting at $725 per month
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Private rooms are $850-$950 per month depending on size and furnishings
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Month to month occupancy
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$500 graduation bonus after one year of relapse free residency