Residential Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment Facilities (TANF Recipients, Pregnant Women)

The agency provides residential treatment for substance use disorders for women, age 18 and older. Services include a residential alcohol use disorder treatment facilities, residential drug use disorder treatment facilities, perinatal drug use disorder treatment and a sober living home for recovering alcoholics. The program accepts CalWORKs participants. Applicants to the sober living home must have completed a 90-day primary treatment program. Residential services are provided at the Flossie Lewis Recovery Center in Long Beach, and the Building Blocks Programs site in Carson. There are no geographic restrictions.

The residential program is a 90-day program which includes alcohol and drug education, family therapy, individual and group counseling, recreational activities, introduction to twelve-step meetings, living skills and prevocational training. Residents' family members and significant others are encouraged to be involved in the program.

The New Life Program is a residential treatment program for pregnant women with babies up to 60 days after delivery. The home can accommodate a total capacity of 12 women. Ancillary services include alcohol and drug education, family therapy, individual and group counseling, recreational activities, introduction to twelve-step meetings, living skills and prevocational training.