OUR HISTORY

Crossroads Centre has been providing abstinence-based residential recovery services since 1965. We are a non-profit, registered charity, funded by the Ministry of Health – Long Term Care and governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.

Described as a recovery home (formerly known as “halfway housing”), Crossroads Centre is a 40-bed residential program for men and women over the age of 18. We offer both pre- and post-treatment services. Pre-treatment stabilization provides support to clients waiting to attend treatment, and either do not or cannot return to their previous living situation due to risk of falling back into former patterns of substance abuse. Post-treatment services are longer-term for individuals who have completed a residential treatment program within the last year.

We provide individual support and group programming. Our services are firmly grounded in the self-help philosophy of 12 Step Programs, primarily Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, with group attendance being mandatory for clients.