Phoenix Stabilization and Transitional Living in Recovery, Short Transitional Access to Recovery
Addictions / Substance Use
Provided by Phoenix Society
STLR is a 90-day integrated residential addiction program. If you live in the Fraser Health Authority catchment area covering the communities from Burnaby to Boston Bar, you may qualify for the Phoenix Stabilization and Transitional Living in Recovery Program. This 90-day program provides safe, structured and licensed residential addiction services. Using a bio-psycho-social-spiritual model, the program helps residents with health, well-being, housing, income, employment and quality of life. The program accepts applicants on opiate replacement therapies provided they are agreeable to being supervised by the Phoenix Centre’s sessional physician. The waitlist is typically 4 – 16 weeks.
Short Transitional Access to Recovery (STAR):
Phoenix Society’s Stabilization Program is a treatment program that is designed to support men and trans men who have completed withdrawal management and who may be waiting to enter an intensive residential service and supports program or who may have completed an intensive residential program. Short-term transitional access to recovery beds is designed to support clients requiring stabilization following completion of a withdrawal management program.
This program is for individuals who lack safe housing and would benefit from additional health and social support or services. It offers a clinically supported, safe, structured short stay to help improve individuals’ access to and engagement with health care and support services.
The cost for services is $70 / day to be paid in advance of receiving treatment. There are financial supports potential clients may be eligible to receive.
To learn more about the stabilization program at Phoenix Society please visit: Bed-Based Treatment Services - Fraser Health Authority.
For a list of service providers who can complete a referral to our STAR treatment programs, please visit: community substance use services.
604-583-7166 ext. 1
Public email: admissions@phoenixsociety.com
Website: https://phoenixsociety.com/
13686 - 94A Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia, V3V 1N1
604-951-1122 ext. 1
The Quibble Creek Health and Phoenix Transition Housing Centre - 13670-94A Avenue, Surrey, British Columbia, V3V 1N1
Cost: Private pay
Referral options:
- Self-referral
- Referrals from outside of Fraser Health are accepted from: Withdrawal management facilities, Substance use counsellors/concurrent disorder therapists working in health authority-funded Mental Health and Substance Use clinics, Clinicians working in acute care, including inpatient social workers and B.C. Provincial Correctional Centre referrals (Referrals to Fraser Health owned and contracted Substance Use Bed Based Treatment Programs are accepted for review and consideration from select B.C. Provincial Correctional Centres).
Details: Complete the referral directly with the facility. Instructions: Following the instructions on the first page, complete the referral form in collaboration with your client. Fax the completed form, with all required collateral (including early exit plan), to the Substance Use Referral Coordination Service at 604-519-8538.
Associated Programs/Services
Also offered by Phoenix Society:
- Phoenix Kwantlen Learning Centre
- Phoenix Post Treatment Transitional Housing
- HIV, Hepatitis & Addictions Supports - Abbotsford Community Hub Centre (ACHC)
Availability
Service area: Fraser Health Area + show cities
Service Types Provided
Ways to Access
- Provided at a single location
- Provided at home
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