A Support Community for Women

Our Program
Narrow Road Home offers a continuum of support and care through customized residential recovery programs for women struggling with domestic violence, abuse, addiction and life crisis.

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about our program
We are a residential recovery home for women
Narrow Road Home is a unique faith-centered healing program for women struggling with addiction, domestic violence, mental health issues, emotional disturbances, life crisis or abuse. NRH is for women who have finally come to the end and are willing to try a new way of life. Women who are tired of their current destructive coping mechanisms and adaptations that are no longer working.
NRH is made up of a passionate team and a community of caring and committed individuals. Your experience and connections at NRH do not end when you leave our centre as we truly offer a transformational experience. Life teachers, mentors, psychologists, Certified Life Coaches, Chaplins, Pastors and volunteers make up our tribe to support you every step of the way.
- 18 years of age or older
- Suffering and in crisis (does not need to be chemically-based)
- You do not need to live locally in Alberta to attend our centre
- Must be medically detoxed (if necessary)
- You are committed to walk away from all your current triggers and unsafe escape hatches
- Referrals from doctors, psychiatrists or psychologists are accepted
The initial introduction to the program is an informative phone interview with one of our Admissions Coordinators, consisting of a general Program overview and Q & A, providing a comprehensive outline of our program services and client criteria for admission. At this juncture, potential clients will be provided the Fee Schedule for admission to our program.
At NRH you can expect to find your smile again. While we engage in a myriad of educational treatment-based modules, we also make cookies, go hiking, have pajama parties, work at the Narrow Road Creperie & Co. and attend events. Amidst all that we also offer career counselling and networks for those needing to re-establish themselves in the work force.
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The Narrow Road Home, from its inception, has been designed to be a safe haven for healing and a landing place of hope and recovery for women.






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The Noble
Tea House
440 Macleod trail SW High River
The perfect place to celebrate a special occassion with friends & family. Afternoon Tea served from Thurs – Sun by appointment
Make your reservation at 403-978-7391
We can never hope to Adaquately thank Anita Mackenzie and her crew from C-West Custom Structures for Making our dream of the Noble Tea House become a reality! Without them none of this would be possible.


Narrow Road Creperie

The Narrow Road Creperie & Co. opened for business in June 2018 with the help of a local Alberta development company, Partners Development Group. The cozy creperie facilitates skill development and volunteer opportunities for women at the Narrow Road Home supporting their transition back into society. Proceeds from the restaurant go towards the Narrow Road Home programming and sponsorships.
Narrow Road Thrift Wear Store - Courtney's Closet
Narrow Road Home has recently launched a pre-owned fashion clothing store with swag and cool stuff. Proceeds go toward supporting our Recovery Programs and scholarships for women unable to afford the program.
Located behind The Creperie at 130 – 3 rd Ave. SE, High River
“Pre-Owned Fashion Is Our Passion”

Kimberley Engbrecht
Executive Director
Making a difference award
Calgary, AB – The Calgary chapter of an international volunteer service organization, Soroptimist International, celebrated its award recipients last night at a banquet at the Delta Hotels Calgary Downtown.
Members of Soroptimist International of Calgary honoured Kimberley Engbrecht as the 2017 winner of the Making a Difference for Women Award. This award recognizes a woman who, through her professional or personal efforts, is making an extraordinary difference in the lives of women or girls.
Kimberley is a mother to six children and Executive Director of Narrow Road Home, a women’s recovery center in High River. It offers individualized recovery and healing programs for women who find themselves in unfortunate life crises and need professional support and recovery.

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Recent Stories
- Run For RecoveryMarch 6, 2021A pair of Foothills area runners will focus on -read more
- Inspired To Follow The Narrow RoadJanuary 23, 2021“Where do I go, Lord?” That was my prayer around -read more
- The Noble Tea HouseDecember 5, 2020The Noble Teahouse The Noble Residence was built in -read more
- This week’s inspiring Albertan: Kimberly CourtneyFebruary 5, 2020Founder of Narrow Road Home recovery centre helps -read more
- Looking Ahead to a Bright Future After Overcoming a Dark PastMay 11, 2019An open letter to her defense counsel and prosecution -read more
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If you are not comfortable at this time applying for our program you can schedule a phone consultation for yourself or a loved one.
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Call us at 403 710-0744 or 403 660-2315
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