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A welcoming community in South Edmonton offering addiction recovery support, meetings, resources, and fellowship to help individuals heal, grow, and thrive.

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Your Pathways to Healing

Each meeting offers connection, guidance, and encouragement to support your personal journey toward lasting recovery.

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is a group of people who help each other to recover from alcoholism and alcohol abuse. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

Cocaine Anonymous

Cocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of people help each other to recover from addiction. Those who attend have a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.

Gamblers Anonymous

Gamblers Anonymous includes people who help each other recover from a gambling problem. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop gambling.

Overeaters Anonymous

Overeaters Anonymous is a group of individuals who, through shared experience, strength, and hope, are recovering from compulsive overeating. We welcome everyone who wants to stop eating compulsively. 

 

Sex Addicts Anonymous

Ours is a fellowship of people helping each other to recover from sexual addictions. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop compulsive sexual behaviour.

Wellbriety: Indigenous Wisdom

Wellbriety is a recovery and wellness movement for that combines traditional Native cultural practices with modern sobriety principles, like the 12-step model, to promote holistic healing. 

SMART Recovery

SMART Recovery is the leading, evidence-informed approach to overcoming addictive behaviours and leading a balanced life. SMART is stigma-free and emphasizes self-empowerment.

Mental Health and Addiction Group

Counsellor-led session offering mental health guidance and recovery support strategies.

A Community of Hope, Healing and Recovery

The South Edmonton Fellowship Centre is a welcoming facility where individuals in recovery gather to heal, learn, and grow. We provide free, volunteer addiction recovery support rooted in compassion, understanding, and fellowship. Through peer support, recovery meetings, and safe social connection, individuals rediscover purpose and strength. Our vision is to see lives restored, families mended, and communities transformed through mutual addiction recovery support. At the Fellowship Centre, everyone is welcome, and everyone belongs to a recovery community.

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780-220-7811

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info@fellowship-centre.org

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What people are saying

"The South Edmonton Fellowship Centre has been a boon to me, especially during the COVID pandemic when mental health issues and addictions increased. Since attending meetings, my mental health has improved. I’ve also had the opportunity to host meetings on meditation and mental health in addiction, which have been appreciated by participants. The Centre is an invaluable resource and a wonderful sanctuary for those who might not have had one otherwise."
"I stumbled upon the South Edmonton Fellowship Centre and found a safe spot where my alcoholism could be treated, my mental and physical health restored, and my life turned around. With the Centre’s support, I am now fully employed, run a small business employing 13 people, and actively contribute to society and the Centre itself. The Centre provided what no doctor or medical facility could – hope, healing, and strength to continue my recovery."
"Everyone deserves to have a safe place to call home. The Fellowship Centre is just that—welcoming, safe, relaxed, and comfortable. It’s a place where I can recess from the world, recharge as I need, and truly be myself with no judgment. Memories are made, friendships are built, and I’ll always be grateful to have such a place—a home away from home.
"Attending the South Edmonton Fellowship Centre has profoundly impacted my life. With the support of the fellowship and volunteers, I have maintained 18 months of continuous sobriety, improved my mental, spiritual, and physical health, and rebuilt meaningful relationships. The Centre has been lifesaving and empowering, allowing me to thrive personally and professionally."
"Alberta is home to a vibrant and expansive mental health and addiction recovery community. Many people in recovery often access mutual support groups, such as Alcoholics Anonymous, to begin and maintain their recovery. I encourage organizations that host mutual support groups to continue providing space while groups take steps to operate safely. The work that is being done at the community level to support individuals seeking and maintaining recovery is commendable. Thank you for all that you do."
"I attend three weekly meetings at the Fellowship Centre, each covering different aspects of my recovery. The ISMS meeting lets me discuss multiple addictions, and I also enjoy reading the Big Book on Mondays. I value the Centre’s convenient southside location."
"The biggest thing for me is the fellowship. I always see familiar faces and can continue conversations from previous visits. I enjoy meetings like Our Basic Text and Dinner with Bill, and the location works well for my work-life balance."
"I feel like I fit in because of the people and the small groups."
"There’s an attraction to the facility and its location. I like the people at the Centre, and it’s convenient when I’m on the go for work."
"I like that meetings are small and personal. The sharing feels intimate, I see familiar faces, and the location is convenient. The 7 AM meetings help me build structure and set my frame of mind for the day."

Insights & Inspiration for Your Recovery Journey

Monthly publication with information and strategies to facilitate addiction recovery.

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