Bear Creek
Bear Creek House Program is a registered Assisted Living Facility for five adults living with mental health challenges to build skills to live with an optimal level of independence.
The program delivers two assisted living services: medication services and psychosocial supports. In addition, the program provides five hospitality services:
Meals and snacks
Housekeeping services
Laundry services
Planning and providing social opportunities
Emergency response services
Staff support is available to residents 14 hours a day, seven days a week.
The program delivers two assisted living services: medication services and psychosocial supports. In addition, the program provides five hospitality services:
Meals and snacks
Housekeeping services
Laundry services
Planning and providing social opportunities
Emergency response services
Staff support is available to residents 14 hours a day, seven days a week.
Details
Disabilities
Autism Spectrum Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome , Dual Diagnosis, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome / Spectrum Disorders , Intellectual / Developmental Disability, Mental Health , Schizophrenia , Substance Use/Addiction
Age
19-65
Eligibility
To be admitted, individuals must meet the following admission criteria:
Can live in the residence safely given their needs and capabilities
Able to make decisions on their own
Able to take steps to protect themselves or follow directions in an emergency
Does not have behaviors that put the health and safety of others at risk
Does not require unscheduled professional health services on a regular basis
Does not require 24 hours licensed services for persons living with complex care needs
In addition,
Be willing to participate in an Individual Recovery Plan
Be 19 years of age or older
Not have current drug or alcohol issues
Not demonstrate the likelihood of violent or aggressive behavior
Referral Process
To be considered for admission, individuals must have a HART referral submitted on their behalf by their Case Manager to the Fraser Health’s bed-based central service referral team.
Can live in the residence safely given their needs and capabilities
Able to make decisions on their own
Able to take steps to protect themselves or follow directions in an emergency
Does not have behaviors that put the health and safety of others at risk
Does not require unscheduled professional health services on a regular basis
Does not require 24 hours licensed services for persons living with complex care needs
In addition,
Be willing to participate in an Individual Recovery Plan
Be 19 years of age or older
Not have current drug or alcohol issues
Not demonstrate the likelihood of violent or aggressive behavior
Referral Process
To be considered for admission, individuals must have a HART referral submitted on their behalf by their Case Manager to the Fraser Health’s bed-based central service referral team.
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