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2003 Mission Statement

Talbot House is a vibrant caring, innovative and healing community created by individuals participating in long-term recovery from addictions through self-discovery and growth in a life-giving environment of faith, hope and courage.

About Talbot House

Founded in 1959 by Father John G. Webb, Talbot House has been guiding the addiction recovery and rehabilitation of men from across Nova Scotia and throughout Atlantic Canada. Talbot House is a registered non profit charity with a volunteer Board of Directors, which meets regularly to set the policy and vision of our service. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Antigonish sponsors us as a social outreach primarily to addicted men from across Nova Scotia, but serving beyond this area when asked. The only requirement for application to our program is a sincere desire to enter into a healthy recovery from addiction.

Our clients are, for the most part, chronic addicts who, because of their addiction, find themselves homeless, involved with the court system and isolated from their families.

Typical Number of Residents 18
Average Length of Stay 6-9 months (minimum 3 months)
Average Number of Residents Per Year 25-30
Average Age of Residents 35
Origin of Residents Atlantic Canada (province wide)


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