News & Events

We are teaming up with Coldest Night of the Year for our third year of hosting a chilly walk around the block to raise funds and awareness for women in need. Coldest Night of the Year is a national event where families and community members can walk to raise money for charities serving people experiencing homelessness, hurt, and hunger.

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I used to think that the criminal world was who I was and where I belonged. But now I realize that I am more than my past because I am forgiven by God. He made me perfect in His image. I am new in Christ. … Read More

I used to think it didn’t matter if I lived or died – I was given a chance, and I blew it. But now I realize that my addiction was too much to take on by myself. It was stronger than I realized. … Read More

When I lost my son at 30 days old, I felt so defeated. I relapsed and it crushed me because I didn’t believe I could ever stay clean. I couldn’t get clean for myself. I couldn’t stay clean for my son.… Read More

On Friday November 4, 2022, we gathered for the first time in three years to celebrate Adeara’s 10th annual Evening of Dreams Gala. Together, we learned how each of us have an instrumental role in ensuring that more women have access to recovery.  … Read More

We are excited to share that thanks to Swish + Company, the residents of Adeara will be participating in a professionally led workshop to create flower bouquets that represent their unique healing journey’s thus far.… Read More

I have battled with addiction for almost 25 years. My mother and father were very set in their lifestyle of drinking and drug use when they had me. When I was around two years old, my mom left my dad and took me to her boyfriend’s house in Edmonton. … Read More

We would like to take time to recognize those leaving the Adeara Board this year: Mark Evans, Connie Spooner, and Charlene Dykstra. We pray for God’s blessing as these members move forward to other areas of opportunity where they can put their skills and passion to use.… Read More