Housing - Bedford Place

Bedford Place is a ten bed supportive recovery home for men recovering from substance abuse and substance abuse related issues. Representing an integrated and collaborative approach to the provision of supportive, recovery-based housing, the program brings together people who share the commitment to bridge alcohol and drug, mental health and the criminal justice system.

The approach used to deliver and coordinate services at Bedford Place is a model of case management. Residents work together with their case manager to develop an Integrated Service Plan that identifies treatment goals and details a plan of action. Programs are abstinence based with a pragmatic and realistic approach to managing relapse that is consistent with Best Practices Guidelines.

On site counselors from Kelowna Alcohol and Drug Services work with residents in small groups to facilitate change using Structured Relapse Prevention Therapy.

Bedford Place is a project of the John Howard Society in partnership with BC Housing, Real Estate Foundation of B.C., Interior Health, Ministry of Employment and Income Assistance and BC Mental Health and Addictions Services.

Contact Information

	For more information, please contact:
		250.717.0702		Send an e-mail

Resident Handbook

The Resident Handbook provides a brief overview of the rights and responsibilities of residents living at Bedford Place. Please read the Resident Handbook before applying for occupancy to determine whether or not Bedford Place can support you in your continued recovery. As Bedford Place is a second-stage supportive recovery home, residents demonstrate a strong motivation to maintain their recovery and a willingness to engage in programming that meets their individualized needs. We look forward to your referral and wish you continued success.

Referral Form

        If you would like to make a referral, please download and complete the following form:

          Referral Form Bedford Place

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