Phoenix Society is located in Surrey, BC. We help people all across BC, with a majority from lower mainland area. We are centrally location and easily accessible by transit. Phoenix Society is dedicated to social innovation and community initiatives that help participants exit the cycle of addiction and homelessness.
The Phoenix Society is a not-for-profit society that became a registered charity in March 1992. As a registered charity, we focus on developing partners, building community capacity and offering meaningful and sustainable solutions for individuals.
The focus of treatment is ultimately on healing and restoration through the development and fostering of healthy relationships, while supporting individuals to identify and build on their own unique strengths, resilience, and personal values.
The mission of Phoenix Drug & Alcohol Recovery & Education Society is to encourage and assist British Columbians in achieving personal, family and community health, free from substance misuse.
Some 82% of our participants finished the addiction services program, without returning to substance misuse.
Participants achieved this success even while facing challenges like homelessness and criminal charges.
Phoenix promotes health and wellness in the community by creating inclusive learning spaces where participants uncover their strengths and realistically appraise their challenges. Then, they move to action planning with the support they need to advance toward fulfilling their life goals.
Actively engaged in recovery & growth
Deserving good health & free of substance misuse
Experiencing reciprocal, positive human relationships
A strengths-based approach which helps you shift focus from what’s wrong to what’s strong.
The Phoenix Centre is the Society’s first design prototype of an integrated addiction services centre based on a collaborative community social and economic development model.
Quibble Creek offers 52 furnished studio apartments and additional services designed to provide safe, structured and affordable post-treatment transitional housing.
The Rising Sun project provides a socially innovative housing continuum including 23 Affordable home ownership studio strata units, 18 studio transitional housing apartments and more.
The Social Innovation Centre includes Gallery space and large Community Gardens designed as interactive spaces that promote the social, cultural and economic well-being for Surrey residents.
6 of 10 receiving employment assistance achieve full time work
9 of 10 build a positive, supportive network of friends living in recovery
4 of 10 return to school to improve their employability
9 of 10 graduating to post-treatment housing built skills and confidence in living in recovery and achieved housing stability of more than six months
9 of 10 resolved criminal justice involvement successfully
9 of 10 contributed to their local community though volunteerism
As one of SFU’s most outstanding graduate students from the Faculty of Education, Dr. Ann Wilson is being recognized with the award of the Dean of Graduate Studies Convocation Medal. On behalf of SFU, we congratulate Dr. Wilson on her outstanding achievements. Dr. Ann Wilson is receiving two significant awards this year: A Convocation Medal…
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Where others see human failure, Michael and Ann Wilson see human capability and potential. The Wilsons are the heart of Surrey’s Phoenix Society, which assists vulnerable citizens battling addiction, homelessness, and other complex challenges to ultimately overcome these barriers and participate fully in their communities. The Wilsons’ tireless efforts to help others have earned them…
Read MoreA strengths-based approach which helps you shift focus from what’s wrong to what’s strong.
Phoenix Society Main Office
13686 94A Avenue, Surrey, BC, V3V 1N1
Tel: 1.604.583.7166
Fax: 1.604.581.3539