24 TORBAY ROAD

Charcoal coloured house next to the Bella Vista Banquette Hall.
Parking in front of the Purple Bella Vista Banquette Hall.

2009

WOW how time flies. Thinking back to 2004 when we incorporated and the idea had grown over the year to more than just an idea.  Now look where we are and what we're doing. From very humble beginings we started out as an virtual club, group or collection of people who needed more than just meetings.
We are now involved in the world of addiction on many levels, with in our city, our province to around the country with conferences and education sessions and courses to better ourselves and knowledge of how best to meet the needs that are coming our way.

As well we have branched off with Afterwood into the world of sober living homes with many lessons being learned there too. All of this for those in recovery.

2009 Will see allot of growth get involved!

It's starting Transitional housing by Choice!

"Living in the now with guidance for the future"

We are making a difference!

Support Recovery

by wearing an Orange Ribbon

The Orange Ribbon symbolizes Addiction Recovery including any "uncontrolled compulsive use" or compulsive obsessive behavior that makes life unmanageable. Please support recovery.

In Canada , orange ribbons are worn as an awareness ribbon, symbolizes Addiction Recovery. Addiction is defined to include ANY “uncontrolled compulsive use” or compulsive obsessive behavior that makes life unmanageable. The campaign was launched on October 1st 2004 by the non-profit group R.A.F.T. for their first “Walk for Recovery”. It has since been adopted by a number of other support groups who battle addictions. (Referenced from Wikipedia)