For over 25 years, Oxford House has provided safe and supportive transitional housing for individuals recovering from addiction. Our homes are operated by the residents themselves, fostering a strong sense of responsibility and community.
10+ Homes Across Saskatchewan
700+ Individuals Supported
75% Transition Rate to Independent Living
How Oxford House Supports Recovery
Peer-led, community-based sober living
Flexible timelines with structured independence
Emphasis on life skills and peer accountability
Real Stories, Real Success
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“I believe personal change requires effort and stepping outside of one's comfort zone is growth. I feel tremendous growth in my last year of freedom, I have had to change friends, places and activities in order to change my lifestyle.”
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“The best part about living here is the safe and sober living space provided and the constant concern from the staff.”
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“They stood beside me during my weakest days, offering compassion when I felt unworthy of it, and strength when I had none left.”
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Applying for housing is straightforward. We’re here to help whether you’re referring someone or applying directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can get involved by making a one-time or monthly donation, becoming a corporate sponsor, or helping with items from our wishlist like household essentials. Every contribution directly supports individuals in recovery.
In addition to safe, stable housing, Oxford House offers support through its Living Skills program—helping members with practical life skills such as budgeting, cooking, resume writing, and finding employment or permanent housing. Staff are available 24/7 to provide guidance and encouragement throughout recovery.
Anyone aged 18 or older who has completed addiction treatment in the past 12 months and is committed to sobriety can apply. Applicants must be at risk of, or experiencing, homelessness and able to live cooperatively in a supportive sober living environment.
The monthly membership fee is currently $785. This covers private accommodation, shared amenities, internet, basic furnishings, and access to the supportive environment that fosters long-term recovery.
Oxford House residences are single detached homes located in residential neighborhoods across Regina and Saskatoon. Each member has a private bedroom and shares common areas like kitchens, living rooms, and bathrooms. The houses are fully furnished, include Wi-Fi and streaming services, and are maintained to a high standard of care.