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Phoenix
Residential Addiction Services Program | This
program offers: The Centre's residential addiction services component
funded by the Ministry of Health Services Mental Health and Addictions provides
28 beds that focus on stabilization from an addiction-based lifestyle. Services
include: - Integrated Case Management
- Substance misuse awareness
and education
- Individual and group counseling
- Relapse prevention
skills
- Health promotion skills
- Personal health care coaching
- Personal
management skills
- Stress management
- Cognitive restructuring
- Emotional
management training
- Additional addiction services provided by a concurrent
disorder therapist
For admissions
contact admissions@phoenixsociety.com
or call 604-583-7166 option "1" |
| Phoenix
Community Centre Program | This
program offers: This
is a unique component specifically designed to increase opportunities for a large,
rich and underutilized network of people in recovery who possess a wealth of lived
experience, wisdom, knowledge and skills and, excited by the potential of the
Phoenix Centre, are eager to participate in connecting residents with the social
and economic life of the community. This
new component will provide, through alumni organized activities, opportunities
for: Leisure
and Recreation - Promoting
involvement in a diverse number of healthy activities fitness centre, games room,
crafts room, workshop, meditation room, etc.
Volunteerism - Allowing
alumni and participants opportunities to volunteer, and to participate in work
experience and job shadowing
- Providing
opportunities to participate in the full range of community life through volunteerism
in the community and to be recognized for their involvement and successes in these
activities.
Citizenship
Skills - Providing
opportunities for people to develop and sharpen social skills to become successfully
involved in the community
- Providing
opportunities to experience cooperation, respect, solidarity, trust, reciprocity,
and recognition for their efforts and successes (inclusion)
Community
Involvement - Inviting
community involvement ( volunteerism, legal services, financial literacy, translation
services, multi-cultural services, theatre arts, Tai Chi, art classes, wellness
practitioners, Reiki, art therapy, ethnic cooking classes, music, yoga, hobby/craft
activities, etc.)
Leadership
and Community Development - Opportunities
for exploring and creating a collaborative community social and economic development
activities that encourage collaboration among individuals, communities, neighbourhoods
and governments, business and other sectors to devise strategies and goals to
realize the vision of healthy communities for all citizen
For
more information contact admissions@phoenixsociety.com
or call 604-583-7166 option "1" | Phoenix
Transitional Housing Program | This
program offers: - Another
unique component in the Phoenix Centre's service delivery model that provides
safe, affordable housing for residents ready to pursue employment and/or educational
goals after completing the early stabilization program.
- Intensive
case management of residents by a Program Coordinator who works with residents
on individually tailored back to work/education and independent community living
action plans
- A
structured program requiring accountability and responsibility
- Provides
essential transitioning assistance including coordination and brokering of services
- Enhanced
recovery support services provided in this component include:
- Recovery
maintenance skills
- Personal
management skills
- Stress
management
- Problem-solving
and decision-making
- Conflict
resolution
Financial
management
For
admissions contact admissions@phoenixsociety.com
or call 604-583-7166 option "1" | | Phoenix
Access To Employment Program | This
program offers: - The
first federally funded employment program of its kind in Canada to offer Integrated
Case Management
- Integrated
Case Management is specialized case management that focuses on assessing, tracking
and addressing any and all barriers that effect employability by linking participants
with supports (eg. Gaps in work history, housing, family issues, child-care, transportation,
legal issues, debt, financial problems, addictions, mental health, health, lack
of self-marketing skills or career direction, etc.).
- Integrated
Case Management and Vocational Counselling in parallel with a sequential series
of interventions
- These
interventions include:
- Career
Decision Making
- Employability
Skills
- Job Search
- Employment
Maintenance
- Assists
clients in developing and implementing a Return To Work Action Plan leading to
training, educational upgrading, volunteer position and ultimately employment
- Services
that can vary in intensity and duration depending on each participant's suitability,
need, motivation, readiness and level of functioning
For
admissions contact astep@phoenixsociety.com
or call 604-583-7155 | | Phoenix
Kwantlen Learning Centre | Through
a partnership with Kwantlen University College, a unique learning program has
been developed that provides the following services specifically developed to
assist individuals in recovery with education and upgrading. Services
include: - Formal
assessment and upgrading of English, Math, and study skills
- Assistance
with GED or ABE completion
- Academic
upgrading/preparation for entry into further post secondary education programs,
apprenticeship or trades training programs
- Strengthening
Career Plans and SDEB applications
- Improving
“Essential Skills” (Literacy and Numeracy) in preparation for employment
or training
For
admissions contact pklc@phoenixsociety.com
or call 604-583-7166 option "4" | | Phoenix
Employment Program | This
program offers: - A
Career Planning program for multi-barriered men and women who are unemployed,
eligible to work in Canada and who reside in Surrey, Delta, or White Rock.
- PEP
staff customize a program to incorporate each individuals' needs in career planning,
vocational assessment, counselling, use of technology, self-marketing skills,
drop-in services, follow-up and aftercare, referrals and support.
- Career
coaching in combination with workshops which assist multi-barriered clients through
the change process and transitioning to work or skill enhancement.
For
admissions contact pep@phoenixsociety.com
or call 604-581-6117 |
| Background
information | Since 1989 the
Phoenix Society has been initiating and creating programs in the community funded
by Human Resources Skills
Development Canada, the Federal
Solicitor General, and the British
Columbia Ministry of Human Resources. These programs
include:
- Phoenix Employment Program - An employment
program for men and women funded by Human Resources Development Canada
- Phoenix Empowerment Program for Youth at Risk (Employability Skills/Computer
Skills) - funded by Human Resources Development Canada
- Phoenix
Drug & Alcohol Centre - Community Care Licensed Facilities funded by Ministry
of Social Development & Economic Security
- Phoenix Senior Men’s
Residential Program
- Phoenix Training Institute (Registered with
the Private Career Training Institutions Agency [PCTIA])
- Options
for Wellness (Community Volunteers, Holistic & Alternative Health Practitioners,
First Nation’s Teachers and Healers)
| Proven
Strengths | - Our
staff are an inter-disciplinary, cross-trained team familiar with and able to
collaborate with criminal justice, employment, mental health and other substance
abuse and behavioral health professionals in the field
| Research
and Development | Successful
Initiatives: - National Institute on Drug Abuse – Rockville, Maryland
USA
- Therapeutic Communities of America – New York, New York, USA
- World Federation of Therapeutic Communities, Washing DC, USA
- Centre
for Addiction and Mental Health, CANADA
- National Association of Alcoholism
and Drug Abuse Counsellors, Virginia, USA
- Addiction Technology Transfer
Centres – USA
- Centre for Applied Behavioral Sciences – CENAPS
Corporation – Terrence Gorski
- Centre for Substance Abuse Treatment
– Rockville, Maryland
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