Alcoholics Anonymous
www.aatoronto.org 416-487-5591
Narcotics Anonymous
www.torontona.org 1-888-811-3887
Cocaine Anonymous
www.ca.org 416-927-7858
Al-anon / Alateen
www.al-anon.alateen.on.ca 416-410-3809
Centre for Addiction & Mental Health
www.camh.net 416-535-8501
Metro Addiction Assessment Referral Service (MAARS)
416-599-1448
Drug and Alcohol Registry of Treatment (DART)
www.dart.on.ca 1-800-565-8603
Toronto Withdrawal Management Services (Detox Centres)
1-866-366-9513
Treatment Centres
Turning Point’s Habitude Program (men)
www.habitude.ca 905-523-8369
Harbour Light (men)
416-363-5496
Salvation Army Homestead (women)
416-921-0953
Renascent (Graham Munro Centre) (women)
416-847-6441
Renascent Centre (men)
416-847-6443
The Good Sheppard (men)
416-869-3619
Harbour Light Transitional Housing (men & women)
416-363-5496
Alpha House (men)
www.alphahouserecovery.ca 416-469-1700
Ecuhome (men & women)
416-537-1334
Ingles House(women)
416-977-6250
Nazareth House
www.nazarethhouse.ca 416-532-0336
Police, Fire, Ambulance – 911
Police (non emergency) 416-808-2222
Distress Centre 416-408-4357
In 2016, Oasis published a book titled “Change is Possible”. It contains the personal feelings and emotions of people in early recovery who wished to share their experiences as they progress in their sobriety. Here’s an excerpt…..
Since coming into recovery not that long ago, I have found that I had many things to overcome. Giving up my drug of choice has proven to be the easiest part of recovery. I now know that learning to live clean and sober is much more difficult…
If you would like a copy of the book, you can pick one up at our office at 921 Danforth Avenue. We are offering this publication at a cost of $10.00, the proceeds from which help support the programs and services of Oasis.
To get more information, you can call us at 416-461-7739 and ask for Shirley or Kelly.