Times & Transcript $1 million will be used for construction of new facility The federal government is contributing $1 million to the construction of a new multi-purpose centre for a New Brunswick youth addiction treatment centre. The funding for Portage Atlantic, located on Cassidy Lake near Norton, was announced last week when Minister of State… Read more »
Telegraph Journal Man’s success story demonstrates need for funding – Drugs: Ottawa gives Portage Atlantic facility $1 million CASSIDY LAKE – Kyle Hooton has travelled the road to freedom and that road started when he entered Portage Atlantic’s drug rehabilitation centre three years ago. “I came to the Portage program a 21-year-old boy. I didn’t… Read more »
Times & Transcript Portage program grads recognized Stephanie Connell of Miramichi received the Lion Ron Evans Bursary and the Cities of New Brunswick Bursary as she became one of 45 recent graduates of the Portage program for youth with substance abuse problems. Connell was among 12 graduates who plan to continue on to university, and… Read more »
Telegraph-Journal A graduation about survival HAMPTON – Jason Campbell only has to look into his eight-month-old daughter Laken’s glowing eyes to remind himself why he has to stay sober. For the 23-year-old Fredericton man, he has hope again after successfully completing the substance abuse program at Portage Atlantic located on Cassidy Lake near Norton. It… Read more »
Woodstock Bugle ‘Life is so good now’ – Former addict thanks Portage Atlantic Addiction Treatment Centre for turning his life around
The Daily Gleaner Sharing the joy of Christmas Spending Christmas away from home isn’t easy, yet it’s a reality for residents of Portage Atlantic. Located at Cassidy Lake near Sussex, Portage aims to return serious substance abusers to mainstream society as drug-free, crime-free and productive citizens, through comprehensive, responsive and cost-effective interventions based on the… Read more »
The Telegraph Journal Ground broken on program’s new home Justine Vaughan and Matt Barrett believe a life-changing program deserves great facilities. They are both residents of the Portage treatment centre at Cassidy Lake near Norton. Since opening a decade ago, it has helped about 1,100 Atlantic Canadian youth such as Vaughan and Barrett overcome drug… Read more »
The Gazette Report – Then they got hooked on crack together. Brothers. Salle Maisonneuve at Place des Arts was packed on Nov. 6. A five-piece Dixieland band played When the Saints Go Marching In, as 120 teen addicts who had either stayed straight for a year since their graduation, or who were about to graduate,… Read more »
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