A New Tomorrow does not currently provide detox nor withdrawal management services. A social worker is able to assist potential clients with identifying withdrawal facilities close to their community.
A New Tomorrow welcomes clients from all walks of life. The facility is co-ed and serves both adults and youth. Clients do not need to be from Kamloops — people from across BC and beyond are encouraged to apply.
A New Tomorrow treats addiction to a range of substances including alcohol and drugs. The program also addresses underlying trauma and grief that often contribute to addiction. If you're unsure whether your situation is a fit, contact the intake team to discuss.
The clinical team works with each client to develop a personalized relapse prevention plan and connects them with community supports in their home community. A New Tomorrow also has an Aftercare Program for youth clients, providing support for the first six months following graduation. An alumni group is also being developed to offer ongoing peer connection.
Yes. A New Tomorrow offers a Family Care program to support the loved ones of those going through treatment. Addiction affects the whole family, and this program is designed to help families heal alongside their loved ones.
A New Tomorrow has two sites in Kamloops, BC. The adult site is located at 1607 Greenfield Avenue, and the youth site is at 966 10th Street. Kamloops is situated in the beautiful North Thompson Valley and offers a wide range of outdoor recreation opportunities.
Yes. A New Tomorrow is committed to providing an environment of safety, trust, and belonging for all clients and staff, and welcomes people of all identities and backgrounds.
Treatment for youth is funded entirely by Interior Health Authority. There is no cost for the client beyond individual needs and comfort items.
Treatment and Stabilization for adults is a per diem rate of $70.00 which comes to $2,940 for 42 days. If finances are a barrier to treatment, contact the New Tomorrow Intake Coordinator on (250) 318-3009.
The clinical team works collaboratively with clients to develop a relapse prevention plan, they provide guidance and support to navigate relationships and facilitate community support connections. As part of the treatment process, you will be connected with community supports in your home community. A New Tomorrow is facilitating the development of an alumni group which will also provide support.
A New Tomorrow has an Aftercare program for Youth that will provide support for the first six months after Youth graduate from treatment.
Free time is time to relax, watch tv, go for a walk with staff, work out, catch up on homework.
Both youth and adults are expected to keep their rooms clean and do their own laundry. Youth contribute to the household by completing a chore a day. Adults typically contribute by clearing dining room table, helping in the kitchen, sanitizing , etc.
Smoking is permitted. Smoke breaks are scheduled so as not to interfere with programming. Smoking is only permitted outside in designated smoking areas. Clients are expected to turn in their lighters and other smoking “equipment” (vape, etc.). Under no circumstances will staff buy cigarettes for clients or lend them cigarettes.
Personal cell phones, tablets, and smart watches, as well as access to social media, are not allowed during treatment. Clients have access to landline phones in order to connect with family and other positive supports during free time.
Refer to sample schedule. Weekends are typically for down time with no intense programming.
Caffeine is permitted however energy drinks are not permitted.
A New Tomorrow does not currently provide detox nor withdrawal management services. A New Tomorrow social worker is able to assist potential clients with identifying withdrawal facilities close to their community.
Passes are allowed for visits with approved supports. A process is in place where passes are increased in duration over time and as treatment progresses.
Personal game consoles are not permitted. The Youth facility has game consoles for use during supervised scheduled free time.
Clients are able to bring preferred snacks which are stored in the kitchen (no food is permitted in client bedrooms). Most preferred snacks can be purchased by the facility for all to enjoy if requested.
Passes are arranged in collaboration with clients and staff for both adult and youth clients. Outings and activities take place frequently encouraging community integration and providing a variety of safe activities for clients.
Refer to the program page for items that can be brought to treatment – and items that cannot be brought. Please refrain from brining any more than one or two bags of personal items/clothing.
Approved supports are able to visit outside of programming time (exceptions may be possible to accommodate out of town family). Visits are to be planned in advance through the social worker (to avoid multiple visits at the same time, etc).