Hope For Freedom Society - Port Coquitlam, British Columbia

Kira V. S.

Hope For Freedom has truly saved my life. I found the society at my lowest.. I was in a place that I didn't have much access to phones, but they always answered my call. They helped me find a new way of living. Between my housemates to the staff, to the facilitators they all loved me until I could learn to love myself. They are faith based but they don't push any beliefs on you they allow you to find your faith on your timing and when you are ready. The women's house has had a huge impact on my recovery and I'm forever grateful.

Kevin B.

I came to Hope for freedom, for help with my addiction, in July of 2024. Right from the start, I was welcomed with open arms and I immediately felt comfortable. Their program is based on the 12 steps, developing spiritual health and an 8 week, in depth core group, that is amazing. They facilitated me getting to Kelowna, to see my dad, before his passing. All the while, supporting me through the grief, without using drugs or alcohol. The healing I have received upon completing the program has been more than I expected. I highly recommend Hope for freedom to anyone looking to find recovery. I love this place and you will too.

leah L.

Not a treatment centre but “recovery home.” Doesn’t understand that slips are a part of recovery. The whole one slip and you are out is from an addiction model from 20 years ago. If they don’t understand the nature of addiction, how can they treat i? This “treatment centre” isn’t accredited for a reason. As a Registered Social Worker working in addictions, I would not recommend this program.

Tammy G.

since i first walked through the doors of hope for freedom i felt welcomed the staff are amazing they made it easy to open up and talk to I've been to treatment before but this is by far the best facility I've been to i would recommend it to anyone who wants to get there life back

Jennah R.

After several years of battling addiction I heard of Hope For Freedom Society. I knew I was running out of chances and was interested in HFFS, as it was both 12-step and Christian based.
I had a great experience with HFFS and feel blessed to have saved my life here!
The staff and facilitators are GREAT and really love what they do, which shows. I would recommend HFFS to any woman who is looking to heal, build a life and find happiness in herself.
This house is where I discovered that I CAN find recovery and learn how to live!
I am truly grateful Hope For Freedom Society for guiding me to this new way of life.

Lisa B.

Hope For Freedom Society saves the lives of hundreds of Addicts every year. I came to Glory House for Women 15 years ago next month & it changed my life & I have not looked back. I have worked for the Society for the last 14 years and have had the opportunity to help other addicts wanting to stay clean & have a better life. This is a gift to see people get their lives back & grow to become successful & happy. The society not only helps the suffering addict it works with & supports family members as well. Great place to come & get help & support.

Angie L.

* Wendy at Glory House *

I have had a terrible experience with this specific house. I’ve had a family member call in about 3-4 weeks ago to be put on the waiting list for help with addiction. We were told it would take 1 week to 1 month to get in and had to keep calling in daily to keep our spot. They called in everyday and told them about the medical issues they had from the very first phone call. Eventually after a month had passed, we asked how much longer the waitlist would be and we were told the family member would no longer be accepted because of the “unique” medicinal issues. I called in myself on behalf of the family member to ask how they can discriminate against a health condition, to ask why we were kept on the list for 3-4 weeks and not told no from the very start, to ask what our other options were as we felt completely helpless at this point. Wendy runs the Glory house and makes the decisions. When I phoned and talked to her, I recorded the call. She was rude, dismissive, kept interrupting me and cutting me off, and eventually hung up on me. I called back again, and she threatened to phone the police on me for absolutely no reason just because I was asking for help. The other girls who answered the phone at glory house were wonderful but Wendy should be fired. I sent in a complaint and had Dennis phone me about the situation. Nothing really came out of it other than I was told they have a “high stress job”. I have sent in the video and the complaint to global news. I am leaving a review here, I will leave a review on the better business bureau and I will be forwarding a complaint to the city. This is sickening of how Wendy works in a recovery house and talks to people like she does. Calling a recovery house should be a welcoming environment. Not yelled at. I will not stop until she is removed from the house. I do not want this happening to anyone else looking for help with recovery and having to deal with her and feeling helpless. This is my voice to help others and I pray that it does.

Dusty M.

I wanted to share my gratitude with the whole team at HFFS, specifically Amanda, Adam and Aaron. Thank you for all the hard work you do for those in our community that need a helping hand. You guys are true angels and were there for me when I needed support. I was treated as a priority, shown the utmost respect and made to feel empowered and important. Sending you love, light and my sincere thanks!