Maverick Supportive Recovery and Career Development Program
Addictions / Substance Use, Employment, and Housing / Shelter
Provided by ASK Wellness Society
Criteria
- Individuals must be 18 and older, wanting to abstain from drugs and alcohol while actively working on their recovery and relapse prevention planning.
- Participants must have at least five days of sobriety (referrals from detox are welcomed) and must be able to actively participate in group programming, as well as Drug and Alcohol counselling.
- This is a voluntary program.
- Individuals must be capable of independent living.
Program Fee: Participants in Phase One will be charged a per diem rate of $35.90 per day. Individuals receiving Basic Income Assistance will receive $90 monthly as their comfort allowance. If a participant is on Assistance or PWD, billing for the program fee will go directly through the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction.
Phase Two – Stabilization and Transition: Participants who have successfully completed the Phase One of the MSR will have the option to transition into Phase Two of the program, the Adult Addiction Supportive Housing Program (AASH). This will then extend a participant’s stay for approximately 90 days. This will create a continuum of care and recovery support at the Maverick. This stage of the MSR involves less structured activities but will still include mandatory group programming. It is expected that individuals will remain active in their recovery and become involved in peer support activities that will be offered. This stage will also give participants the opportunity to work with onsite Life Skills workers and Peer Support staff on their Personal Service Plan and goals regarding housing, employment and/or educational upgrading.
Criteria
- Participants who have successfully completed the first phase of the MSR program and continue to need recovery support.
- Individuals continuing to live in abstinence, as well as contributing to the recovery environment at the Maverick.
Program Fee
- Participants will pay $500 per month for the duration of the second phase.
- Participants will be required to prepare their own meals and attend weekly lunches/dinners as per their personalized schedule.
- If a participant is on Assistance or PWD, billing for the program fee will go directly though the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction.
- A $375 damage deposit will also be required prior to starting the second phase.
Phase Three – Work Experience and Transition to Independent Living: Phase Three is offered to participants who have successfully completed the first and second phases of the MSR. If participants choose to remain at the Maverick, they will participate in the program's career development/work experience aspect. Individuals must remain abstinent from substances for the duration of this final phase, except for prescribed medications. The final phase of the MSR can continue for a maximum of four months if the individual chooses to continue with their career development plan, meets regularly with staff, and participates in the Maverick community.
Criteria
- Participants who have successfully completed the second phase of the MSR program.
- Individuals continuing to live in abstinence and wanting support with their career development/work experience.
- People who require additional supportive recovery services.
Program Fee
- Program fee is $550.00.
- If a participant is on Assistance or PWD, billing for the program fee will go directly through the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction
236-425-2028 ext. 555
Public email: maverickinfo@askwellness.ca
Website: https://askwellness.ca/health...
Cost: Private pay
Referral options:
- Self-referral
Supplementary Forms
Associated Programs/Services
Also offered by ASK Wellness Society:
- Employment Opportunities Program/Youth Skills Link Program
- Health Navigation, Blood Borne Infection Management and Harm Reduction
Availability
Service area: Interior Health Area + show cities
Service Types Provided
- Employment Support: Recovery Employment Support - Addictions
Ways to Access
- Provided at a single location
- Provided in a group in-person
The listing of this service in Pathways is not a recommendation or endorsement by Pathways.