Peak House is a voluntary, ten-week, live-in, treatment program for youth seeking freedom from problematic substance use in British Columbia. Our program is located in Vancouver, operated by Pacific Youth and Family Services Society, and funded by Vancouver Coastal Health Authority. We are a licensed charity and have been in operation for over 35 years.
Our approach is grounded in trauma-informed care, harm reduction, and community living, supporting youth as whole people rather than problems to be fixed.
Accessing Peak House begins with completion of the referral package. We support families and professionals every step of the way.
By supporting Peak House, you can ensure that youth in your community are able to get the support they need and deserve. Your gift will help them fight against the devastating effects of addiction, poverty and trauma. We need your help.
Peak House is located in a residential neighbourhood in Vancouver, British Columbia. We have 7 bedrooms and 8 beds, a full kitchen, livingroom, two group rooms, and a beautiful backyard. Youth have told us that the house feels comfortable, warm, safe and welcoming.
At Peak House, healing happens through relationships, routine, and belonging. Youth live together in a supported home environment where they build life skills, emotional regulation, accountability, and connection without shame.
Below you will find news, press, youth wisdom from Peak House, as well as publications that have helped to inform our work.
Living treatment is a powerful model in youth residential addiction treatment. At Peak House, group living creates real-world skills, connection, and long-term recovery for youth across British Columbia.
Peak House executive director James Kelly and former client Cherokee speak with Gloria Macarenko about how Peak House helps underage people struggling with addictions and confidence. On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko CBC Listen Aired Jan 4th, 2023
James Kelly, the executive director of Peak House, and Cherokee, a former client, explain how the live-in program can change lives in 10 weeks. CBC Vancouver January 9th.