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Faith-Based Group Opens Doors to Freedom from Addiction
13 Sep
Summary
- New office aims to provide hope and freedom from addiction struggles.
- Organization offers various programs, including live-in treatment and counseling.
- The new site is located in an area with visible addiction issues.
Adult & Teen Challenge of Central Canada (ATCCC) has launched a new community services office on Main Street in Winnipeg. This facility, formerly a Liquor Mart and funeral chapel, now stands as a beacon of hope for individuals and families struggling with addictions and substance abuse.
The organization provides comprehensive support, including live-in treatment for men and women, outpatient programming, support groups, pastoral and clinical counseling, and employment assistance. Daniel Emond, CEO of ATCCC, shared his personal journey of recovery with the group, highlighting that hope and freedom from addiction are attainable.
Strategically situated in an area with visible addiction challenges, the new office aims to provide immediate support. Staff will engage with individuals seeking help, assessing their needs and guiding them toward recovery pathways. Monthly 'freedom services' will also be held in the site's chapel.
