The Substance Abuse Foundation offers special residential and outpatient treatment programs, as well as housing with supportive services for people who have a history of drug arrests or incarceration for drug-related offenses. Programs are closely coordinated with justice officers and courts. The Substance Abuse Foundation welcomes California public benefits recipients, including qualified adults, youths and pregnant and parenting women. Residential, outpatient and day treatment services are provided, as well as housing with supportive services. Recipients of federal public benefits such as Social Security also are welcome to enroll in treatment services.
Treatment is coordinated with caseworkers and social workers.
The Substance Abuse Foundation also assists public benefits recipients to access the training, education and employment they need to transition from welfare to work after treatment. It also accepts most HMO, PPO and other third-party provider plans. Government funding is available to qualified low-income and indigent people. Funding is provided in part by the County of Los Angeles, Department of Health Services. Any information entered on the form below will remain private and confidential.