Our Impact

Building Stability. Nourishing Lives. Fostering Hope.

At Fraser Valley Addictions & Recovery Hub, we measure success not just by numbers—but by lives changed, trust restored, and hope renewed. From the streets to stable housing, from isolation to connection, we walk beside individuals every step of the way on their journey toward recovery and wellness.

How We Make a Difference

Over 50,000 meals provided through our food program, helping individuals and families facing food insecurity

200+ individuals receiving weekly food top-ups to support physical and emotional well-being

Dozens of clients housed through our independent transitional housing program across multiple cities

Clinic clients supported daily through doctor-led opioid agonist therapy (OAT), counselling, peer mentorship, and warm meals

Volunteer2Work program offering structured, meaningful roles to those re-entering community life or completing service hours

Active harm reduction outreach, connecting with community members where they’re at—without judgment

Behind every number is a story of resilience. A person who chose to try again. A family reuniting. A meal that gave someone strength to get through another day.

What’s Possible with Your Support

Our work is made possible by donors, volunteers, partners, and everyday people who believe in giving others a fighting chance. Every helping hand, every shared story, and every small act of compassion fuels our ability to grow and serve.

Together, we’re creating safer, healthier communities—one person at a time.

“I was living on the street and had nothing. Fraser Valley Addictions gave me a chance to get clean and feel human again. The food program helped me eat every week, and the housing gave me a safe place to sleep. I finally feel like I belong somewhere.” — Anonymous Housing Client
“I was living on the street and had nothing. Fraser Valley Addictions gave me a chance to get clean and feel human again. The food program helped me eat every week, and the housing gave me a safe place to sleep. I finally feel like I belong somewhere.” — Anonymous Housing Client
“The OAT program saved my life. I didn’t think anyone would take me seriously, but the doctor listened and didn’t judge. I’ve been stable for six months now and I’m getting my kids back. I’m beyond grateful.” — Clinic Client
“The OAT program saved my life. I didn’t think anyone would take me seriously, but the doctor listened and didn’t judge. I’ve been stable for six months now and I’m getting my kids back. I’m beyond grateful.” — Clinic Client
“I started as a peer volunteer just wanting to help. Two years later, I’m still here—stronger, more confident, and proud to support others like me. They believed in me before I believed in myself.” — Peer Support Volunteer
“I started as a peer volunteer just wanting to help. Two years later, I’m still here—stronger, more confident, and proud to support others like me. They believed in me before I believed in myself.” — Peer Support Volunteer
“The team here is kind, respectful, and truly understands what we’re going through. They don’t treat us like a number. They treat us like people.” — Outreach Program Participant
“The team here is kind, respectful, and truly understands what we’re going through. They don’t treat us like a number. They treat us like people.” — Outreach Program Participant
“After my cousin passed, I was spiralling. Fraser Valley Addictions helped me find housing, access grief counselling, and get back on my feet. I’m still healing, but I’m not alone anymore.” — Client in Recovery
“After my cousin passed, I was spiralling. Fraser Valley Addictions helped me find housing, access grief counselling, and get back on my feet. I’m still healing, but I’m not alone anymore.” — Client in Recovery