Welcome to Kokum's House Recovery Home
Kokums House Recovery Home is a post-treatment sober living residence that provides a supportive and culturally sensitive environment for men transitioning from rehabilitation back into the community. Our program focuses on helping both Indigenous and non-Indigenous residents maintain sobriety, build structure, and develop the skills they need to achieve a balanced, healthy lifestyle.
We empower individuals to become employment-ready, self-sufficient, and confidently connected to their community—one step at a time.
What We Offer
At Kokums House, residents receive comprehensive support and guidance to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of recovery.
Employment Readiness Training
Resume building, job search skills, and interview preparation to help residents secure stable employment.
Life skills development
Education on personal finance, meal preparation, time management, and goal setting to foster independence.
Donation by Greg Hamel and Hamel’s Meats of Cold Lake
Cultural awareness and connection
Opportunities to engage with Indigenous cultural practices, traditions, and community events, promoting a sense of belonging and identity.
Recovery support
Individual and group counseling, peer support, and relapse prevention strategies to ensure a strong foundation for sobriety.
Holistic wellness
Access to physical activity, healthy meals, and mental health resources to nurture overall well-being.
​By addressing the whole person - body, mind, and spirit - Kokums House Recovery Home equips men with the tools, confidence, and support network necessary for successful recovery, meaningful employment, and a fulfilling life.
In 2024, Zane Thain participated in the first annual Walk 4 Wellbriety, a community-led event grounded in Indigenous values of healing, connection, and sobriety. The walk represents more than just physical movement—it’s a spiritual journey that honors those we've lost, celebrates those in recovery, and brings awareness to the ongoing need for culturally grounded healing.
As the manager of Kokums House, Zane continues to lead by example. His involvement in the Walk reflects his commitment to recovery, cultural wellness, and helping others walk their own path with dignity, purpose, and support.
