The Anchorage Mission StatementThe Anchorage Addictions and Rehabilitation

Program is committed to providing a spectrum of services to persons affected by process and chemical

addiction(s). The program includes persons who also have mental health conditions. Our aim is to facilitate

personal development, mental wellness, and the achievement of a lifestyle free of addiction.

The Salvation Army Anchorage 180 Henry Avenue Winnipeg, MB, R3B 0J8

To learn more about Anchorage, please call 204-946-9401 or email Info@wpgboothcentre.ca

www.SalvationArmy.ca/Prairie 1 800 SAL ARMY

The Salvation Army Mission Statement

The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming

influence in the communities of our world.

Sometimes when a person is battling addiction, they need more than discipline and determination to win the fight. They need love, care and support. They need the help of someone who sees beyond the addiction, and into the heart of their suffering. The Salvation Army has made it our mission to meet human need, and we’re here to help.

Using participant-centred therapy that follows a bio-psycho-social model The Salvation Army’s Anchorage Addictions and Rehabilitation Program aims to facilitate personal development, mental wellness and support an addiction-free lifestyle. The qualified Anchorage staff assist participants in their therapy and support them in preparing a long-term plan with achievable goals, leading to a healthy return to community living, free of relapse.

All programs are offered in a safe, secure and supervised environment and are open to all persons over the age of 18.

There are two facets to the Anchorage Addictions and Rehabilitation Program: Residential Primary Care and Residential Aftercare.

AnchorageAddictions and Rehabilitation Program

Primary CareThis 60-day dependancy-care program is monitored and guided and includes:

• Anger-management• Chapel services• Chemical and alcohol assessment• Completion of Manitoba Public Insurance reporting

forms (depending on the circumstances of the individual)• Facilitated group work addressing the participant’s

psychological, physical and spiritual needs• Gender-oriented group therapy• Healthy recreation activities• Life-skills workshops • One-on-one counselling• Referrals to outside agencies as required• Relapse prevention• Sports and recreation• Twelve-step program• Women’s issues

AftercareParticipants who successfully complete the primary care program yet require additional assistance can apply for the Aftercare Residential Program. This includes:

• Continued one-on-one counselling• Employment referrals• Further relapse prevention• Housing search assistance• Opportunities for educational advancement

and literacy training.• Pastoral care• Support meetings• Volunteer opportunities

The Anchorage also offers non-residential aftercare.

How to applyEvery Monday (excluding holidays) from 9:00am – noon, the Anchorage holds an assessment session on the second floor of 180 Henry Avenue.

This session is open to the public and anyone (over the age of 18) can attend. Those interested in attending the program can take this opportunity to fill out an application and seek further assessment with an intake worker, at which point an appropriate intake process will be determined. Once accepted into the Anchorage program, applicants will be given an intake date.

If an individual is unable to attend this session (due to incarceration, attendance at another program or other valid reason), they may call 204-946-9453 to have an application mailed or faxed to them.