Residential Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment Facilities (Christian Community, Homeless Women)

The program provides Christian-oriented residential treatment for substance use disorders for women and women who are homeless who are in the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles. Services include residential alcohol use disorder treatment facilities and residential drug use disorder treatment facilities. The program does not accept women who receive public benefits and does not accept children of the women in the program. There are no geographic restrictions. 

  The Anne Douglas Center Rehabilitation Program provides several services for women 18 years and older. Services include individual and group counseling, spiritual assistance and services, exercise and recreational activities, random drug testing, assistance with court appearances, and escort services to appointments. Residents are not allowed visitors or outside phone calls for the first 30 days of treatment. After 30 days they may resume outside contact and may leave the facility unescorted after three months. The program has a capacity of 27 women; the maximum length of stay is 13 months.