Salvation Army Kingston Harbour Light

Salvation Army Kingston Harbour Light is a residential addiction and concurrent disorder treatment program in Kingston, Ontario, serving men and non-binary individuals 18 years and older. With capacity for up to 18 clients, the program offers 8 to 16 weeks of structured residential care, specializing in the integrated treatment of co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders within a compassionate, supportive community environment.

Concurrent Disorder Residential Treatment

Kingston Harbour Light specializes in serving individuals who present with both addiction and mental health challenges, providing integrated residential care that addresses both conditions simultaneously. The program requires clients to be stabilized on opiate replacement therapy (Methadone or Suboxone) prior to admission, supporting safe, sustainable recovery for individuals with opioid use disorder and co-occurring conditions.

Evidence-Based and Trauma-Informed Care

Programming at Kingston Harbour Light draws on evidence-based therapeutic approaches including cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, trauma-informed care, and relapse prevention planning. Individual counselling and group therapy are delivered alongside life skills training, with a philosophy that lapses are not punished but are processed as learning opportunities — creating a psychologically safe environment for honest recovery work.

24/7 Residential Support

The Kingston Harbour Light team provides around-the-clock residential support for all clients, ensuring that individuals in the most vulnerable stages of their recovery journey are never without professional care and community. Located at 562 Princess Street in Kingston, the centre operates within The Salvation Army’s broader network of social and addiction services, connecting clients with community resources and aftercare support.