April 2021
Cocaine Anonymous
Open to addicts only
Find out more »Al-Anon
Who Are Al-Anon Members? Al-Anon members are people, just like you, who are worried about someone with a drinking problem.
Find out more »Men’s Support Group
When was the last time… ● Another man called you on your B.S. because he cares about you – and you were happy he did? ● Had a heart to heart discussion about sexuality, work, masculinity, your fears, anxiety, hopes or what it’s like being a son, spouse, or father? ● You bared your deepest secrets knowing that you would be accepted and cared for regardless of what you said? ● You needed support and you knew that there would…
Find out more »SA – Women Only
Women Only* for more information please contact: Cindy at 416-657-7771
Find out more »Gamblers Anonymous
Beginners group, open to addicts only
Find out more »Orthodox Women’s Support Group
You’ve spent tireless years raising your children, endless diaper changes, wiping noses, helping them with homework, soothing their physical and emotional hurts, laughing with and loving them. Then - something went wrong. Something you thought only happened to other people’s families. Alcohol, drugs, and other self-destructive behaviours entered your child’s life, changing everything. You sadly wondered, “What happened to my sweet innocent child?”, “What did I do wrong?” and “What can I do to fix them?” You feel confused, betrayed,…
Find out more »Concerned Persons Group
Are you concerned about another person’s substance use or other addictive behaviours? Are you wondering if it’s a problem? Are you feeling confused, scared and alone? The JACS Concerned Persons Group is a safe place to explore your concerns.
Find out more »Overeaters Anonymous
Open to addicts/compulsive overeaters only – Step Study
Find out more »Women’s Support Group
The JACS Women’s Support Group aims to provide a safe and supportive environment for any woman affected, both directly and indirectly, by addiction and problematic behaviours. The weekly meeting utilizes an interactive group format in which participants are encouraged to share, check-in, and/or address any concerns or problems they may have. Each meeting begins with a psychoeducational component in which the group facilitator and participants are able to learn further and explore relevant topics related to addiction, such as…
Find out more »Alcoholics Anonymous
Open to alcoholics only
Find out more »Here to Help
You have spent tireless years raising your children when… something goes wrong. Alcohol, drugs, and other destructive behaviours have entered your child’s life, changing everything. With sadness, you wonder, “What happened to my sweet innocent child?” or “What did I do wrong?” and “What can I do to fix them?” You feel confused, betrayed, guilty, angry, and ashamed. Your other children and relationships are beginning to suffer. Sometimes, you falsely believe that once one crisis has passed, the problem will…
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