Health

Health Navigation, Blood Borne Infection Management and Harm Reduction

At ASK Wellness Society, we have a team of qualified staff to help participants improve their health. Whether it be to help manage medications, to assist in finding a doctor, or to transport individuals out of town for specialist appointments, the team is able to help and provide hope.

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Adult Addiction and Supportive Housing (AASH)

In partnership with Interior Health Authority, we provide supports and housing to individuals who have successfully gone through detox and wish for further assistance to become contributing community members. Through 24-hour supports, wellness planning and group meetings, many participants have successfully graduated from the AASH program.

Mental Health and Independent Supportive Housing (MHASH)

In partnership with Interior Health Authority, we provide supports and housing to individuals who are struggling with mental health issues and wish for further assistance to become contributing community members. Through 24-hour supports, wellness planning and group meetings, many participants have successfully graduated from the AASH program.

Community Integration and Developmental Disabilities Supports

Through a contract with Community Living BC (CLBC), a provincial crown agency, we assist by delivering supports and services to adults with developmental disabilities, who may also be struggling with mental illness. This program helps to create communities where people have more choices about how they live, work and contribute. For more information, please contact Leah Pascoe l.pascoe@askwellness.ca or Jayme Daniels at j.daniels@askwellness.ca

Tablet Injectable Opioid Agonist Treatment (TiOAT)

TiOAT is a program for people living with opioid use disorders who have not had success with traditional treatment options like Methadone, Suboxone, or Kadian.

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Maverick Supportive Recovery and Career Development Program

The Maverick Supportive Recovery and Career Development Program is a three-phase recovery program. The recovery program is operated by the ASK Wellness Society, in conjunction with the Interior Health Authority and registered through the Ministry of Health’s Assisted Living Registry.

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Drug Checking

The Community Drug Checking Service, in partnership with Interior Health Authority and the BC Centre for Substance Use, allows free testing of substance samples that is both fast and anonymous. The service makes use of the Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), to analyze and identify components within substances to increase awareness for individuals who use.

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