Our Mission
As an integral part of the addictions and mental health continuum, Brentwood provides lifelong, compassionate and evidence-informed treatment to people whose primary goal is lifelong recovery from alcohol and drug misuse. Additionally, we provide on-going, community-based support for family members.
Our Vision
Transforming lives and communities through compassion, hope, recovery and service.
Our Values
Fellowship Accountability Teamwork Honesty Excellence Respect
Agency Overview
Celebrating 60 years of service!
Located in the heart of Windsor Ontario, Brentwood is a non-denominational recovery home that has served over 20,000 men and women primarily from Windsor and Essex County; however, clients come from all over Canada and the United States.
The facility is set on nine acres with three main buildings and a pavilion. It is staffed by 65 employees including certified counsellors and a full medical staff.
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On Truth and Reconciliation Day on Tuesday September 30th, we gather to reflect, remember, and commit to a better future. This day honors the survivors of Canada’s residential school system, the children who never made it home, and the ongoing journey of healing and understanding.
The Orange Shirt has become a symbol of this movement, reminding us that “Every Child Matters.” The story began with Phyllis Webstad, a survivor whose orange shirt was taken away on her first day at residential school. Today, we wear orange to stand in solidarity and to commit ourselves to reconciliation.
We invite you to join us at Brentwood:
🕥 10:30 AM – Land acknowledgement and reflections shared by Brentwood alumni, program men, and women.
🕑 2:00 PM – Chief Nikki will join us to share and acknowledge the importance of the day.
We encourage everyone to wear an Orange Shirt if you have one. If you are able, please consider purchasing an extra to share with someone on this day. Orange shirts are available through many outlets, and we encourage purchasing from Indigenous organizations whenever possible.
Locally, SOAHAC (Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre) is selling shirts for $20 cash at:
📍 1405 Tecumseh Road West, Unit 2, Windsor, Ontario.
Let us come together in reflection, respect, and reconciliation.
✦ Every Child Matters.r
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Featured Testimonial
By coming to Family Support meetings with an open heart, I found a support system like no others. Brentwood staff have continued to work with my son in his Recovery while I worked my own program. This has allowed us to celebrate and grow in recovery as a family. I will be forever grateful to Brentwood!
Couples Group resumes every other Monday at 6pm in the Main Events Hall
