Residents in Recovery Society is a licensed residential addiction treatment service provider for all services offered in Alberta.  Unfortunately, AB residents are only funded for services when referred by a First Nation Child and Family Services Agency.  Saskatchewan residents are funded for both the Individual Sober Living Program and the Family Treatment Program (With a referral from SK Child and Family Services).

Bridging the Gaps After Detox or Jail and Awaiting Treatment

Not presently accepting male applications.

If you are just starting your recovery journey, you are requiring detox, or if you are being released from incarceration, this is the program for you.

Build Recovery Capital and Life Skills.

If you have completed a residential treatment program in the past 6 months and have remained clean and sober, this is the program for you.

CURRENTLY NOT ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

Child reunification and recovery integration support.  This program is currently only being offered as second stage of the Family Treatment Program.  If you have completed a residential treatment program in the past 6 months, remained clean and sober and your children are in your care, this is the program for you. 

Providing the Opportunity for Mothers to Heal with Their Children.

Two-stage, ten-month fee-for-service residential recovery program for mothers and their newborn baby, infant or toddler.  If your children are at risk of apprehension as a result of addiction, this is the program for you.  The first stage of this program is an intensive five month inpatient program.  Stage two is an intensive independent living treatment program.  Those seeking a longer stay, and are ready, may apply to transition into Family Sober Living for another five to eight months.

Seeking Safety, 12-Step Group and Wellbriety

Free, on-demand support for women seeking recovery.  If you are looking for a day program, recovery meetings and like-minded individuals in order to build your recovery capital, this is the program for you.  Program is partially funded through Lloydminster FCSS.