Women’s Programs in California
Phoenix House facilities in Los Angeles and Orange Counties offer specialized programs that respond to the unique needs of women struggling with drug and alcohol abuse, and their related problems.
For 15 years, we have helped hundreds of women each year reunite with their families, rebuild family relationships and establish healthy, independent lives. Our programs feature gender-responsive, trauma-informed treatment, education and vocational training, skill building, and transitional living for women who need additional structure as they prepare for their new drug-free lives after completing treatment.
Our continuum of care includes residential, outpatient and sober living programs, as well as outreach and aftercare for continuing recovery. Aftercare activities are offered at each program location listed below.
Residential Treatment Programs
Phoenix House Santa Fe Springs – program for wormen with
young children
11015 Bloomfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Tel.: 562-941-8042
Phoenix House Orange County – Residential program for women
1207 East Fruit Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701
Tel.: 714-953-9373
Outpatient Treatment Program
Phoenix House Orange County
1207 East Fruit Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701
Tel.: 714-953-9373
Sober Living for Women
Phoenix House Sober Living, Whittier
14609 Carnell Street, Whittier, CA 90603
Tel.: 562-696-9526
At our Women and Children’s residential treatment programs, mothers complete treatment while caring for their children, and pregnant women receive help in a nurturing environment. All programs feature mental health counseling, education and vocational training, skill building, employment experience, and case management. Our services focus on rebuilding family relationships, reuniting mothers and children, developing parenting skills, and understanding child development.
Admissions & Fees
To enroll in either residential, sober living, or outpatient treatment programs, or to speak to one of our trained staff, please click on the program name above that interests you.
Phoenix House is supported by multiple funding sources. The exact fee paid for service depends on each individual case, personal income, and funding source. Fees may be paid by:
- Insurance benefits, with copayments determined by insurance plans;
- MediCal and Drug MediCal for low-income clients;
- Government contracts for qualifying individuals without the ability to pay; and
- Self-pay, with a sliding fee scale, based on income.
True Stories
Phoenix House alumni are grateful for the assistance they received, fully committed to recovery, and proud of the changes they have been able to make in their lives. Their stories of “rising above addiction” are poignant and inspirational Read the stories here.