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Phone

250 754 2773

Location

NARSF Office Location Map

Programs at 170 Wallace Street

  • Administration: Upstairs, accessed by front door, street level.
  • LIFT Program: In rear of 170 Wallace Street, accessed by driveway alongside building

Programs at 190 Wallace Street

The Mental Health Outreach Program, Youth Service Program, Sexual Abuse Intervention Program, Transitions Withdrawal Management and Supportive Recovery and Eating Disorders Program are situated on the second floor of 190 Wallace Street. This location has wheelchair access and an elevator. Doors are routinely locked at 4:30 p.m.

Programs at 300 Terminal Avenue

Transitions Program – Pathways to Wellness This location has wheelchair access. Entrance through the street door with green Pathways to Wellness poster.

Programs at 1450 Waddington Road

The Health Matters Clinic provides free and confidential STI, Hep C and Rapid HIV testing and treatment. The Clinic is located on the main floor at the end of the hall on your left side in suite #103.

Other locations

Central Vancouver Island Harm Reduction Services are offered by outreach.

Accessibility

Offices are located on City bus routes and pay parking is located in front of the each location. There is one disability parking spot directly in front of 170/190 Wallace and another one across the street (west side of Wallace Street). 2 hour free parking is available on Wentworth Street. Unfortunately, there is no parking available at the rear of 170 Wallace where the LIFT and Transitions programs are located unless your appointment is later than 5 p.m. weekdays.

Access to wheelchair accessible washrooms is available on the 2nd floor at 190 Wallace Street. If you are unable to manage stairs, please advise our staff and an alternative location will be made available for you and your family. In addition, if you have hearing, sight or language difficulties, we will work with you to accommodate your needs.

NARSF Programs uses the Telus-Relay Service (TRS). TRS enables persons who are deaf, hard of hearing or experience difficulty with speech and who use a Teletypewriter (TTY) to communicate with other people. The TRS service through Telus provides specially trained operators to relay a conversation between an individual using a TTY (teletypewriter) and an individual using a standard telephone. Telus also provides the services of Voice Carry Over (VCO) and Hearing Carry Over (HCO).

TRS is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and there is no additional charge for using the TRS to place local calls. Calls placed through the TRS are entirely confidential. TELUS Relay agents are professionally trained and follow a strict code of ethics. No record of conversation content is retained.

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