Construction starts on Lethbridge recovery community
Construction is starting on the new 50-bed recovery community in Lethbridge that will provide long-term holistic residential treatment for Albertans with addiction and mental health challenges.
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Construction is starting on the new 50-bed recovery community in Lethbridge that will provide long-term holistic residential treatment for Albertans with addiction and mental health challenges.
When Calgary resident Michael Brown was 17 years old, he was kicked out of high school for selling OxyContin to one of his football coaches.
A Medicine Hat organization is getting $825,000 in funding from the province in an effort to improve access to addiction treatment.
Alberta’s government is enhancing access to recovery-oriented services in Medicine Hat to improve outcomes and reduce harm for people with the illness of addiction.
Police officers in Lethbridge and on the Blood Tribe will now be able to offer immediate access to addiction treatment upon an individual’s arrest.