Best Halfway House Ottawa Near Me

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In accordance with the Corrections & Conditional Release Act (CCRA), the purpose of conditional release is to contribute to the protection of society. One of the ways that this legislative mandate is fulfilled is to assist offenders to reintegrate into the community as law-abiding citizens. In accordance with the CCRA, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) must ensure that programs, plans, and supervision are in place in institutions and the community to assist in an offender’s reintegration.

Community Residential Facilities (CRFs) promote the successful reintegration of offenders into the community. CRFs contribute to the management of risk by ensuring that suitable accommodation, support systems, and monitoring are in place to assist conditionally released individuals become law-abiding citizens.

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The House of Hope is centrally located in Ottawa’s downtown core at 32 Gilmour Street.

4worldlovers:
We have 17 available spots at a time to accommodate the general public.

Our clinical staff are fully qualified with specializations and experience in addictions and counselling.

Group therapy provides a realistic yet “safe” setting for the acquisition or refinement of interpersonal skills.

4worldlovers:
We provide two residences for adult women. JF Norwood House is a residence for women transitioning to the community following release from federal prison or provincial jail. Lotus House is a bail bed residence for vulnerable, low-risk women released on bail from the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre and provides supportive and supervised housing.

4worldlovers:
These near-identical dwellings (one new, one old) were joined together at the front entrance in 2004, when Gladstone House was officially opened. The photo to the right is of the large shared kitchen in Gladstone House.

'The Salvation Army helps people find new beginnings. **Gladstone House will be such a place… ‘ (inaugural speech)

The Salvation Army’s Gladstone House, a non-profit residential program, is a 15-bed non-profit facility located at 1167 Gladstone Avenue. The objective of the program is to provide short-term affordable lodging for men who are transitioning to an autonomous lifestyle.

The program accepts applicants from different programs and walks of life. Gladstone House offers an array of programming and gives clients the opportunity to learn the skills needed to maintain independent living.

The admission process begins by sending an application to Gladstone House Supervisor Massimo Colongioli. After an initial screening, applicants are interviewed by Mr. Colongioli to assess whether they are a good fit and suitable for the program.

Once an applicant is accepted, an orientation and tour will take place. The applicant is then given an intake date.

The new resident, upon his arrival for his intake, will meet again with Mr. Colongioli, who introduces him to the others who reside in the home. All residents are responsible for their:

Residents are expected to become integral members of the household and maintain all aspects of a functioning residence.

Programming is mandatory. It is spread out weekly, usually in the evenings. This enables residents to take on a day job. Programs include, but are not limited, to the following modules:

Staff members are on site 24-7. They are available to help with any and all aspects of an individual’s program of furthering themselves and achieving their goals. Gladstone House is a “dry” facility. Alcohol or drug use is prohibited inside and outside the house. To enforce this rule, random urine screening will take place.

4worldlovers: Join us on Saturday, August 19 for a family-friendly day of softball!


Operating in the spirit of Christ since 1979, Harvest House serves men suffering from addiction and works to help them achieve lasting sobriety and return to their communities.

36th Annual Recovery Cup Softball Tournament When: Saturday, August 19 at 8:30am Where: Centennial Park, Manotick Join us for a

“When I grow up I won’t take drugs or drink too much because I’ll remember your courageous stories about the consequences of addiction.”

To enquire about enrollment in the Harvest House Rehabilitation program, call us at: 613-521-9114.