Winter Warmth: Wrapping Women in Support
#WinterWarmthforWomen
Holiday Season Fundraising Campaign
Alcove Addiction Recovery Centre for Women is a non-denominational charity that has been a safe haven for hundreds of women fleeing domestic violence, who also suffer from addictions and mental health issues. Since 1972, we have offered residential treatment to those seeking to better themselves and the lives of their children.
The women who come to Alcove have suffered abuse, trauma, and mental health stress. Treating women with substance abuse requires trauma-informed, gender-specific treatment that allows women to find the root of their trauma to beat addiction.
Unique to Alcove is that the women are able to continue the healing process with their children intact, making the journey to sobriety 50% more effective. In addition to providing individual and group therapy, Alcove's skilled team provides parenting classes, cooking classes, and more to help women get back to living a present, sober life.
Your Donation Matters
Every dollar you contribute to Alcove's Winter Warmth campaign becomes a beacon of hope for women in need.
Allows one woman to attend two trauma counselling sessions
Sponsor 6 weeks of weekly parenting workshops
A donation of this amount provides immense support for so many women and children
Provide nourishing meals for one woman and her child at Alcove
Helps in funding 10 counseling sessions for women dealing with addiction.
Child care services for one child in our 12-week residential program
Your donation supports our weekly recreation activities for one year.
Your substantial contribution enables Alcove to secure a haven for a woman and her child in our 12-week residential program.
Other Ways to Give
Share with your networks about
#WinterWarmthforWomen
and help make Alcove a charity of choice
this holiday season.
Contact us for social media graphics.
Host a fun event during the holidays
with Alcove as your charity recipient.
Make Alcove your charity of choice at
corporate challenges this holiday season
For more information, please contact:
Shelley Heartwell
Executive Director
(403) 242-0722