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• Lending library

• Group activities

• Peer support

AA is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other

that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only

requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

No service fee or dues; self-supporting through contributions

Referral not required

Practicum placement not available

New Day In The Peace

RR#1, Site 5, Comp 22, Station Main, Fort St John, BC V1J 4M6

Phone: (250) 785-1008

EMAIL: info@newdayministries.ca

Ages: 19+

Mission: We serve women and their families with addictive and otherwise broken lifestyles as they are

willing to seek freedom and healing and want to lead a life of purpose. We offer them a relationship with

God and with others in community, and the opportunity to change from the inside out.

Main Services Provided:

• Live-in program

o Residents are encouraged to commit to 12 months of training and living within the safety and

accountability of the discipleship environment.

• Counselling on a weekly basis

• Education

o Life skills on a farm setting

o Inner healing

• Counsellors with their masters degrees, prayer ministers, and experienced mental health workers

are on our team

• Can partner with BC mental health

• Long term vision to reunite and strengthen families

Fee - $ 550 /month

Self-referral

Practicum placement not available

Fort St John Friendship Society

10208 95 Avenue

Fort St John, BC V1J 1J2

Office Phone: (250)-785-8566 Fax: (250)-785-1507

E-Mail: friendship@bluenova.ca

Website: www.bcaafc.com

Addiction Services direct line: (250)-785-3411 Fax number: (250)-785-1507

Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm

All Ages

Mission: Improve the quality of life of Canada's Aboriginal people and to protect and preserve Aboriginal

culture for the benefit of all Canadians.