You can work with your family member to fill out the online application or attend with them in person for a walk-in interview. They will have to fill out the form and agree to the program standards themselves.
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Our recovery program pairs the most innovative recovery research with a supportive community focused on spiritual development, vocational training, and encouragement to guide our clients from addiction to freedom.
While our recovery program clients are housed at the Calgary Dream Centre, we also have affordable housing solutions throughout the city for men, women, and children in Calgary who need the transformative power of a safe and stable home.
Interested in volunteering? We are so grateful for our incredible volunteers! Join us as we serve our community with compassion and respect. Read on to learn more about volunteering with the Calgary Dream Centre.
You can work with your family member to fill out the online application or attend with them in person for a walk-in interview. They will have to fill out the form and agree to the program standards themselves.
The program consists of scheduled activities 7 days a week from morning to evening. It includes space for journaling, group processing, psychoeducation, service work, and mutual support groups. You will be assigned a recovery-oriented case manager who will work with you throughout the program to address any needs or concerns and develop a service plan. While in the program there will be certain expectations you will be required to abide by: dedicated visiting hours, pass requirements to leave the facility, approved cell-phone usage times, and program participation.
Yes. The program is residential which requires you to live on site for the duration of the program.
Yes. We require five 5 days of sobriety prior to entering the program. You will be drug tested upon intake and must pass to complete the intake.
Yes. We require five 5 days of sobriety prior to entering the program. You will be drug tested upon intake and must pass to complete the intake.
Yes. The program is residential which requires you to live on site for the duration of the program.
The program consists of scheduled activities 7 days a week from morning to evening. It includes space for journaling, group processing, psychoeducation, service work, and mutual support groups. You will be assigned a recovery-oriented case manager who will work with you throughout the program to address any needs or concerns and develop a service plan. While in the program there will be certain expectations you will be required to abide by: dedicated visiting hours, pass requirements to leave the facility, approved cell-phone usage times, and program participation.
You can work with your family member to fill out the online application or attend with them in person for a walk-in interview. They will have to fill out the form and agree to the program standards themselves.
Unfortunately, at this time we can only accept single occupants.
You may apply for the transitional housing program through the website or fill out an application in person for a walk-in interview on Tuesdays or Thursdays 8am – 12 pm.
Wait times are dependent on the level of need. Roughly 3-6 months, but sometimes quicker.
Yes, all of our affordable housing options are sober living sites, as we support people in recovery as the Calgary Dream Centre.
Yes, all of our affordable housing options are sober living sites, as we support people in recovery as the Calgary Dream Centre.
Wait times are dependent on the level of need. Roughly 3-6 months, but sometimes quicker.
You may apply for the transitional housing program through the website or fill out an application in person for a walk-in interview on Tuesdays or Thursdays 8am – 12 pm.
Unfortunately, at this time we can only accept single occupants.
We recommend wearing closed-toe shoes for safety and comfortable clothing that you can move around in easily. This will help you stay comfortable while volunteering, especially if your tasks involve physical activity.
We have plenty of parking available at our facility, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot.
You can volunteer for as long as you’d like, whether it’s just for an hour or for a full day. We appreciate any amount of time you can contribute.
We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities to match different interests and skills. You can help out in our kitchen, assist with facility care, sort donations, and much more. There’s something for everyone!
Of course! We welcome volunteers of all ages, including teens. Volunteering can be a great way for young people to give back to the community and learn valuable skills.
Yes, we do require a Police Background Check for the Vulnerable Sector to ensure the safety of everyone involved. If you already have a valid police check that’s less than six months old, you’re all set. If not, don’t worry—we’ll assist you in getting one.
Absolutely! We love welcoming groups of volunteers, whether you’re a small team of three or a large group of up to eighty individuals. Just head over to our volunteer section and submit a group volunteer inquiry to get started. There’s no minimum number of volunteers required, so feel free to bring along as many or as few friends as you’d like.
Absolutely! We love welcoming groups of volunteers, whether you’re a small team of three or a large group of up to eighty individuals. Just head over to our volunteer section and submit a group volunteer inquiry to get started. There’s no minimum number of volunteers required, so feel free to bring along as many or as few friends as you’d like.
Yes, we do require a Police Background Check for the Vulnerable Sector to ensure the safety of everyone involved. If you already have a valid police check that’s less than six months old, you’re all set. If not, don’t worry—we’ll assist you in getting one.
Of course! We welcome volunteers of all ages, including teens. Volunteering can be a great way for young people to give back to the community and learn valuable skills.
We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities to match different interests and skills. You can help out in our kitchen, assist with facility care, sort donations, and much more. There’s something for everyone!
You can volunteer for as long as you’d like, whether it’s just for an hour or for a full day. We appreciate any amount of time you can contribute.
We have plenty of parking available at our facility, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot.
We recommend wearing closed-toe shoes for safety and comfortable clothing that you can move around in easily. This will help you stay comfortable while volunteering, especially if your tasks involve physical activity.
We are here to help. Send us an email at info@calgarydreamcentre.com and we’ll get back to you asap.
Bio coming soon.
Bio coming soon.
Ben is the Lead Pastor at FA. Ben and His wife Heather have served together in Pastoral and Apostolic ministry for over 20 years.
They share a deep spiritual burden for our nation of Canada – specifically for the unchurched and the next generation. They long to see a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit in our time, and they believe that some of the most exciting days for the Canadian church are ahead.
Together with their four daughters, they count it an incredible honour to be able to serve Jesus and serve the City of Calgary.
Craig Hill has been involved with the Calgary Dream Centre (CDC) since its inception. Starting with trips to the LA Dream Centre where seeds were planted in him that were never forgotten. After years of working in business, real estate, and church ministry, Craig returned to the CDC to step in as the CEO. Craig has a deep appreciation for the life change that happens here, the incredible team, and seeing the redemptive work that God is doing. Outside of work, Craig is a family man who loves nothing more than being with his wife and kids at the lake.
David grew up in northern Canada and attended the University of Alberta where he graduated with a degree in electrical engineering. He worked as an engineer for about seven years before moving into project management and then business management, primarily focused in the oil and gas production and refining industry.
David stepped into the COO role of a business that was in trouble due to the 2008 financial crisis. After turning that business around, he took an international role leading project managers who managed a portfolio of $1.5B of projects around the globe.
Since then, David has consulted for businesses and organizations in medicine, engineering, homelessness, and addiction recovery, and serves on various not-for-profit boards.
David is currently running another business in California that was also in need of a dramatic turnaround and now scaling this business for further profitable growth.
Cal has been a member of the Calgary Dream Centre Board of Directors since March 2022. Cal and his wife Kerry have been supporters of the Dream Centre for a number of years.
Cal is a Business Advisor with a focus on Coaching and Leadership Development. He has spent his career in the Agriculture Equipment Industry and was a John Deere Equipment Dealer for 19 years. He is a Professional Engineer and holds an ICD.D designation with the Institute of Corporate Directors.
Cal and Kerry have been married 34 years and have 3 adult sons. They volunteer in marriage ministry at Centre Street Church and enjoy spending time cycling, boating, skiing, and travelling.
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Retired General Manager It Operations and Signals and Communications for Canadian Pacific Railway after 34 years of service. Currently the Board Chairman and Project Manager for the Calgary Dream Centre, a position held for the past 18 years.
