Luke Dufour
Intake & Program Coordinator
he/him
Luke found his passion for helping men in recovery. Luke holds a diploma in community health and addictions. intake and program coordinator.
Who We Are at
Trinity Recovery House
333
Trinity Men’s Recovery House is a registered assisted living facility that
provides supportive recovery programming to men seeking assistance with
problematic substance use disorders. Located at 333 11th Avenue East, Prince
Rupert, BC. 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House provides a safe and inclusive
space for men to work on their own personal recovery.
The supportive-recovery programming at
333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House is abstinence-based and follows the 12-step
model of recovery. 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House is influenced by local,
traditional, and cultural practices. Programming includes, 12-step recovery,
clinical counselling, employment counselling, fitness and nutrition, weekly
personal service planning, volunteer initiatives, mutual aid groups, community
support groups, life skills, cultural groups, and personal responsibility.
Our
philosophy is "Helping Men who want to help themselves"
Our Why
Substance use is a major
issue for our Northern region. It is an
ongoing threat to the wellness of our communities and is a major drain on its
resources. Our team is built with people who have lived experience in recovery
and are passionate about helping others. 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery was founded
in 2016 by Willy Beaudry to provide support to men on the North Coast who were
suffering from substance use disorders and had limited access to resources.
Our Philosophy
Our philosophy is "Helping Men who want to Help themselves". 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House is community oriented and believes in total abstinence. Providing a vital link in the continuum of services available to recovering men, Trinity house will assist clients to return to productive and healthy lifestyles. Support families and friends to participate in the recovery process. Create a positive and supportive community response to recovery. 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House believes in the importance of healing the mind, body and spirit. Participants will be supported to repair their relationships with themselves, their community and their family. Programs are action-based with the intention of building personal responsibility, life skills, balance and wellness.
Meet Our Team
Willy Beaudry
Executive Director & Founder
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Willy has over 15 years of sobriety. He saw the gap of lack support for men in Prince Rupert looking for recovery and support and decided to change that.
Matt Mark
Indigenous Peer Support Worker
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An alumni of 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House. Matt offers support and guidance to participants during their recovery journey
Bill Ward
Indigenous Recovery Advocate & Consultant
Host of
the UDR podcast
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Based in Calgary Alberta. Bill facilitates group sessions and supports participants after leaving 333 Trinity Men’s Recovery House. Bill advises Trinity House on implementing best practices within the recovery community and providing culturally safe care.
Shannon Bahm
Links to Employment
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Shannon provides vocational services to participants through the Links to Employment Program that is offered on site in partnership with the CMHA.
Chris Nelson
Traditional Helper
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Chris leads cultural groups based on local traditional
practices. Teachings include ceremony, drumming, singing and meditation.
Crescentia Kuz
Indigenous Support Worker
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Crescentia facilitates Wellbriety teachings and groups, coordinates group activities, plans volunteer initiatives and supports participants in their recovery.