National Addictions Awareness Week 2024 – Let’s talk about Teens and Drugs

2024-11-25

November 24th, 2024 – As part of National Addictions Awareness Week (NAAW), which will be held from November 24th to 30th 2024, Portage will aim to spotlight effective solutions for addressing the harms caused by alcohol and drug use. Tackling substance use issues with youth before they escalate into more serious or even life-threatening problems… Read more »

Portage Atlantic Recognition 2024 “Better days”

2024-10-7

Cassidy Lake, NB, October 6, 2024 – Yesterday, Portage Atlantic families recognized the remarkable achievements of 22 youth who completed the residential phase of their rehabilitation treatment program and 11 youth who have maintained one year positive lifestyle back in the community. Finding freedom from addiction, reconnecting with loved ones, going back to work or… Read more »

Geneviève Lefebvre joins Portage as its new President and CEO

2024-08-15

Montréal, August 15, 2024 — The Portage Board of Trustees is proud to announce the arrival of Ms. Geneviève Lefebvre as the organization’s new President and CEO, effective September 9, 2024. Ms. Lefebvre, who will succeed Mr. Peter A. Howlett, brings with her extensive leadership experience as well as a passion for the well-being of… Read more »

Press Release – Women and Addiction Symposium, Transforming Words into Action

2024-04-10

Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, April 10 & 11, 2024 – Recognizing the vital role of collective efforts between government, private agencies, and organizations in effectively addressing addiction issues, Portage Atlantic is proudly hosting its second solution-oriented symposium titled “Women and Addiction”. The symposium, held with the overarching goal of eliminating barriers to meaningful addiction treatment… Read more »

Press Release – Portage Launches ʺAddiction Trapsʺ National Awareness Campaign

2022-11-23

Montréal, November 21, 2022 –Portage’s Addiction Traps Awareness Campaign was launched in response to overwhelming findings regarding the state of our youth over the two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Far from reducing Canadians’ alcohol and drug consumption, the pandemic has had a devastating effect on our youths’ mental health(1). Isolation, school closures, dysfunctional family… Read more »