FAQs

Our downtown Winnipeg location at 225 Vaughan Street is accessible by car and bus. The nearest parkade (paid parking) is located next to the Hudson’s Bay store on Memorial Blvd. A number of bus routes stop on Vaughan Street close to our offices or just around the corner on Graham Avenue. Find more information on bus routes here and visit our Contact Us page for a map of our location.

Once you have booked an initial appointmentwith us you will be met in reception by our Intake Counsellor who will guide you through our intake process. Before you begin a program with us you will be given an orientation to SRWC and your Program Counsellor will meet you in reception on the day of your first group session.

SRWC does not provide residential treatment or rehab services. Our programs can help youprepare for treatment and rehab and give you support after you have been through a treatment program. We can also help you find and access these services. Visit our Resources page for links to local residential services or call us to discuss your needs so we can help find the most appropriate service for you.

We only work with substance addiction (i.e. drugs and alcohol). If you are experiencing a process addiction (such as food, sex, gambling, internet use) and are seeking treatment, please visit our Resources page where you will find the contact details for other people who can help.

Call us. You will be connected to our receptionist who can book an appointment or direct your call to our Intake Counsellor who will provide guidance on the most appropriate services for your client or someone you care about.

Please note that in the case of family members, we cannot book appointments on behalf of someone who needs help – they must contact us themselves. You can give them our contact information or encourage them to take a look at our programs.

If you are affected by someone’s drug or alcohol use, we have a program to help you. Contact us to discuss joining our Family Program.

Our Family Program can help you. Contact us to discuss your needs with our Intake Counsellor. We are always happy to answer your questions about how you or someone you care about can get help and support.

Not always. A number of our program groups do meet in the day, but our Evening Recoveryprogram meets three evenings a week. If you are in recovery and are employed or studying, this program could be the right fit for you. Find out more about it here or contact us to discuss your needs.

Our Evening Recovery could be the right fit for them. You can find out more about it here or give us a call. We are always happy to answer your questions.

Please note, if you would like an employee to attend one of our programs, they must contact usthemselves to make an appointment with our Intake Counsellor.

Thanks for your interest in working for SRWC. When we have any vacancies these are posted on our Employment Opportunities page.

Thanks for your interest in supporting SRWC. Take a look at our Support Us page to find out how you can volunteer with SRWC and the support and training we provide. Have your own ideas about how you can help us? Please contact us, we’re always happy to discuss these with you.

The journey towards recovery from the effects of addiction means healing of the body, mind and spirit. We believe that personal spirituality is one of many areas that are included in well-balanced living, along with physical health, family relationships, future prospects, social life and recreation, and financial stability.