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Phoenix Drug & Alcohol Recovery & Education Society A strength-based drug & alcohol recovery & education society dedicated to our goal in offering meani

Claire came to Phoenix unsure whether she could trust another program to give her what she needed. Three months later, s...
11/13/2026

Claire came to Phoenix unsure whether she could trust another program to give her what she needed. Three months later, she is moving into transitional housing at Phoenix and looking ahead with hope.

This is the beginning of her new chapter.

What to learn more about Phoenix's transitional housing options?

https://phoenixsociety.com/portfolio_page/phoenix_centre/

At our Phoenix AGM We were also pleased to officially share our 2025–2026 Annual Report, highlighting the progress, part...
11/06/2026

At our Phoenix AGM We were also pleased to officially share our 2025–2026 Annual Report, highlighting the progress, partnerships, and impact made possible through the collective efforts of our teams and community.

To our staff, Board of Directors, funders, partners, and everyone who contributed to another successful year, THANK YOU.

A special acknowledgement to our Events Committee for bringing the evening together, and to those who continued supporting service recipients across our programs while the celebration took place.

Our impact is made possible by people who show up, build connections, and lead with purpose.

Here's to another year of learning, growing, and strengthening our communities together. ❤️

Exciting news for Phoenix Society!We are thrilled to be named a finalist for Not-for-Profit/Association of the Year at t...
11/05/2026

Exciting news for Phoenix Society!

We are thrilled to be named a finalist for Not-for-Profit/Association of the Year at the 2026 Surrey & White Rock Business Excellence Awards!

We’re honoured to be recognized alongside two incredible community organizations, BabyGoRound Helping Families Society and Surrey Fire Fighters’ Charitable Society.

The awards take place TONIGHT! Wishing all finalists the best of luck as we celebrate the incredible work happening in our community! ❤️

More than housing. A foundation for what's next. 🏠A safe and stable home creates opportunities for better health, strong...
11/03/2026

More than housing. A foundation for what's next. 🏠

A safe and stable home creates opportunities for better health, stronger relationships and a greater sense of belonging.

In 2025–2026, Phoenix Society took significant steps to expand supportive housing across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley.

🏠 151 new supportive homes and shelter spaces were made available through the opening of Bentley Place in Surrey and Phoenix Pathways in Chilliwack.

🏠 60 self-contained studio homes opened at Bentley Place, providing residents with greater privacy, independence and stability.

🏠 161 individuals were supported through recovery-based transitional housing.

🏠 145 residents achieved their self-identified goals through our recovery-based transitional housing programs.

We also celebrated five years of The Nest, recognizing the importance of creating spaces where people feel safe, connected and supported.

As our CEO Justine Patterson shared, housing is about more than a roof over someone's head. It's about having a place to call your own and the opportunity to build a future.

Through strong partnerships and integrated support, we continue expanding possibilities for people to find stability and thrive.

📖 Read our 2025–2026 Annual Report: https://lnkd.in/e-S7tZBX

More than housing. A foundation for what's next. 🏠A safe and stable home creates opportunities for better health, strong...
10/30/2026

More than housing. A foundation for what's next. 🏠

A safe and stable home creates opportunities for better health, stronger relationships and a greater sense of belonging.

In 2025–2026, Phoenix Society took significant steps to expand supportive housing across the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley.

🏠 151 new supportive homes and shelter spaces were made available through the opening of Bentley Place in Surrey and Phoenix Pathways in Chilliwack.

🏠 60 self-contained studio homes opened at Bentley Place, providing residents with greater privacy, independence and stability.

🏠 161 individuals were supported through recovery-based transitional housing.

🏠 145 residents achieved their self-identified goals through our recovery-based transitional housing programs.

We also celebrated five years of The Nest, recognizing the importance of creating spaces where people feel safe, connected and supported.

As our CEO Justine Patterson shared, housing is about more than a roof over someone's head. It's about having a place to call your own and the opportunity to build a future.

Trough strong partnerships and integrated support, we continue expanding possibilities for people to find stability and thrive.

📖 Read our 2025–2026 Annual Report:https://phoenixsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/2026-PhoenixSociety-AnnualReport.pdf

Celebrating Our People ❤️Recently at Phoenix Society's 2026 AGM we proudly recognized 14 staff members for their years o...
10/23/2026

Celebrating Our People ❤️

Recently at Phoenix Society's 2026 AGM we proudly recognized 14 staff members for their years of service, celebrating their dedication and continued contributions to Phoenix Society.

10 Years of Service:
Leanne Chamaschuk | Veronica Muniak

5+ Years of Service:
Patty McIvor | Sarin Azad | Rajwinder Singh Brar | Kim Harrington | Tyler Jupp | Cherisse Kallon | Lawrence Kishor | Wesley Price | Trudi Shymka | Gurpreet Singh | Ramesh Singh | Joanne Stephens

This year also marked an exciting milestone with the introduction of our inaugural Phoenix Values Recognition Awards!

Progress looks different for everyone. Support should too. ❤️This year, Phoenix Society continued strengthening access t...
10/22/2026

Progress looks different for everyone. Support should too. ❤️

This year, Phoenix Society continued strengthening access to person-centered, trauma-informed mental health and substance-use care, helping more people find stability, connection and opportunities to move forward.

Throughout 2025–2026:

❤️ 337 individuals were supported through mental health and substance-use treatment and stabilization programs.

❤️ 638 individual clinical counselling sessions were provided.

❤️ 102 Indigenous cultural programming sessions supported culturally meaningful opportunities for connection and healing.

❤️ 100% of service recipients in our treatment and stabilization programs received an initial assessment within 24 hours of admission.

We also launched our Youth and Young Adult Stabilization (YAYA STAR) program, creating another pathway to care for young people who need time, support and space to determine their next steps.

Because recovery is rarely a straight line, and meaningful progress happens when people have the opportunity to move forward on their own terms.

Explore our 2025–2026 Annual Report: Expanding Possibilities to learn more about the people, programs and partnerships behind this work.

https://phoenixsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/2026-PhoenixSociety-AnnualReport.pdf

WE'RE RECRUITING: VOLUNTEER BOARD MEMBERSHelp Shape the Future of Phoenix Society  Phoenix Society is seeking experience...
10/20/2026

WE'RE RECRUITING: VOLUNTEER BOARD MEMBERS

Help Shape the Future of Phoenix Society

Phoenix Society is seeking experienced, values-driven leaders to join our volunteer Board of Directors and help shape the future of our organization.

Bring your experience, perspective, and leadership to work that strengthens communities and creates meaningful impact.

đź”— Learn more about the opportunity and how to apply:https://phoenixsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/2026_Board-Reqruitment.pdf

❤️ Reflecting on a Year of Impact, Connection & Recognition | Phoenix Society AGM 2026Phoenix Society recently gathered ...
10/20/2026

❤️ Reflecting on a Year of Impact, Connection & Recognition | Phoenix Society AGM 2026

Phoenix Society recently gathered at the Innovation Centre for our Annual General Meeting, bringing together over 50 staff, funders, and community stakeholders for an evening of reflection, recognition, and celebration.

The evening provided an opportunity to look back on the work, growth, and accomplishments of the past year, while recognizing the people and partnerships that make it all possible.

One of the most meaningful moments was hearing directly from our service recipients, whose stories and experiences reminded us of the importance of connection, compassion, and person-centered care.

World Mental Health Day | October 10 Mental health is part of everyone's story. And sometimes, having someone who listen...
10/10/2026

World Mental Health Day | October 10

Mental health is part of everyone's story. And sometimes, having someone who listens without judgment can make all the difference.

For Max, finding that connection was an important part of his journey.

After navigating mental health challenges, suicidal thoughts and substance use, Max came to Phoenix Society seeking support. Through access to mental health care, counselling and peers with lived experience, he found a community where he could speak openly and feel understood.

💬 “I have been able to talk to them about some of my darkest thoughts without any judgment. The connection, love and support at Phoenix is next level.”

Today, Max chairs peer support meetings, welcomes others into the program and is taking steps toward becoming a peer supporter himself.

💬 “I feel like anything is possible moving forward. I did not feel this way before.”

Max's story reminds us that mental health care is more than treatment alone. It's about relationships, trust, belonging and having access to support that meets people where they are.

At Phoenix Society, we recognize that mental health and substance use are often interconnected. Through compassionate, trauma-informed and person-centered care, we work alongside individuals as they define their own paths toward wellness.

This World Mental Health Day, we're recognizing the strength it takes to reach out, the importance of being heard and the power of connection.

Because everyone deserves to feel supported, accepted and valued. đź’š

**Max's name has been changed to protect his privacy.

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