Are you or someone you care for requiring support to detox?
Our Home Based Withdrawal Management and Detox Program may be able to help. We offer culturally competent care in English, Punjabi and Hindi. Our services are completely FREE of charge!
You will be met with a Doctor with Addictions specialty along with our Nurses, Outreach Workers and Clinical Counsellor.
What to Expect
Following your phone call to our Intake Worker, an appointment will be scheduled in your home for the initial assessment.
Our team will visit daily to provide medical, emotional and social support for you and your family. We will develop a care plan individually tailored for you and your family's needs.
Following the detox period, you and your family can continue with our Clinical Counsellor and Outreach Worker for follow-up and ongoing after-care.
With your consent, our partners and SFU may reach out to you for additional follow-up as they complete their research on this initiative.
Eligibility criteria
Are you or someone you care for requiring support to detox?
Our Home Based Withdrawal Management and Detox Program may be able to help.
Eligibility to participate in the Home Based program is that you are 19+ years, voluntarily accessing services, and must have a caregiver available for the first 3 days 24/7 (for alcohol detoxes only). Other criteria may apply. Contact us for more information.
Can you access the program directly?
Groups
Home Detox offers a variety of groups to serve individuals suffering from addiction, as well as friends and families. We offer SMART recovery groups, Psychoeducational groups, Mindfulness, Naloxone training and more.
Have Questions?
Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions and the links below. If you don’t find the answers you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to call us at 604-596-4321 ext. 21160 or email us at home.detox@options.bc.ca.
Special Thanks!
Thank you for helping bring hope, healing, and recovery within reach.
We are deeply grateful for the Vancouver Foundation's partnership and generous financial support over the past three years through the Lighthouse Grant, funded by the Government of British Columbia through the Stronger Community Services Fund.
Thanks to this funding, our Home-Based Withdrawal Management Program has supported more than 900 individuals in accessing a range of services, including treatment and recovery programs, mental health supports, peer support groups, family services, counselling, relapse prevention planning, and home-based withdrawal management.
Together, we've helped reduce barriers to care, challenge stigma, and create more accessible, compassionate pathways to recovery for individuals and families affected by substance use.
We are proud to partner with organizations that share our commitment to fostering healing, connection, and hope by meeting people where they are and supporting them in ways that honour their strengths, experiences, and goals.
Here's to what we can accomplish together. Thank you for helping create brighter futures for individuals, families, and our community!
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Groups
Home Detox offers a variety of groups to serve individuals suffering from addiction, as well as friends and families. We offer SMART recovery groups, Psychoeducational groups, Mindfulness, Naloxone training and more.
Have Questions?
Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions and the links below. If you don’t find the answers you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to call us at 604-596-4321 ext. 21160 or email us at home.detox@options.bc.ca.
Special Thanks!
Thank you for helping bring hope, healing, and recovery within reach.
We are deeply grateful for the Vancouver Foundation's partnership and generous financial support over the past three years through the Lighthouse Grant, funded by the Government of British Columbia through the Stronger Community Services Fund.
Thanks to this funding, our Home-Based Withdrawal Management Program has supported more than 900 individuals in accessing a range of services, including treatment and recovery programs, mental health supports, peer support groups, family services, counselling, relapse prevention planning, and home-based withdrawal management.
Together, we've helped reduce barriers to care, challenge stigma, and create more accessible, compassionate pathways to recovery for individuals and families affected by substance use.
We are proud to partner with organizations that share our commitment to fostering healing, connection, and hope by meeting people where they are and supporting them in ways that honour their strengths, experiences, and goals.
Here's to what we can accomplish together. Thank you for helping create brighter futures for individuals, families, and our community!