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Substance Abuse Day Treatment ServicesDay Treatment is the most intensive of the non-medicated, outpatient services. Time commitment equals9 hours or more of individual and group counseling weekly. Treatment issues vary, but generally,appropriate candidates are in good health and need family, social, legal, vocational, educational, andhousing counseling in addition to addiction counseling. Duration of treatment varies from 2-12 months.Mission Council Latino Family DayTreatment 474 Valencia Street, Suite 235 864-0554Substance Abuse Residential TreatmentResidential treatment for substance abuse is a commitment to live clean and sober with others in acommunity setting while working to change family, social, housing, legal, educational and vocationallifestyle patterns. Clients who want to change their substance abuse and other related aspects of theirlifestyle are appropriate. Duration of treatment is 2-6 months with outpatient follow-up often available.AARS Residential Recovery Service 2024 Hayes Street 750-5111BP Acceptance Place 1326 4th Avenue 682-2080CATS AWP (A Woman’s Place) 1049 Howard Street 487-2140CATS AWP -Post Hospital 1049 Howard Street 487-2140CATS Golden Gate for Seniors 637 So. Van Ness Avenue 626-7553CJCJ Supportive Living Program 1622 Folsom Street 621-5661Friendship House - Residential 56 Julian Avenue 865-0964Jelani House 1601 Quesada Avenue 822-5977Jelani Mission Recovery House 2261-63 Bryant Street 206-1560Jelani Family Program 1638 Kirkwood Avenue 671-1165LC Casa Aviva 1724 Bryant Street 558-9125/35LC Casa Ollin 161 Margaret Avenue 337-4065LC Casa Quetzal 635 Brunswick 337-4065MSJSE Epiphany House 1615 Broderick Street 351-4052Ohlhoff Women's Residential Prg 634 Las Palmas Street 841-1775WH Adult Residential 890W Hayes Street 241-5555WH Adult Residential 815 Buena Vista West 554-1450WH Adult Residential-BASN 815 Buena Vista West 554-1130WH Adult Residential-Drug Court 815 Buena Vista West 554-1450WH Adult Residential-HAVEN 890W Hayes Street 241-5555WH Adult Residential-PAES 815 Buena Vista West 554-1450WH Adult Residential-Post SFGH 815 Buena Vista West 554-1450WH Adult Residential-Transgender 815 Buena Vista West 554-1450WH Adult Residential-WHITS 890E Hayes Street 554-1130Casa Las Hermanos 693 7 th Avenue, San Bruno (650) 615-8902Ferguson Place, Baker Places 1249 Scott Street 922-9104Good Shepherd Grace Center 1310 Bacon Street 337-1938Henry Ohlhoff Recovery Program 601 Steiner 621-4388La Casa de Las Madres 1850 Mission Street 503-0500Rafiki House, Black Coalition on AIDS 2800 Third Street 615-9945Salvation Army Harbor Light Center 1275 Harrison Street 503-3000San Francisco Women's Rehabilitation 255 – 10 th Avenue 751-5921Foundation Inc, The Stepping StoneSt. Anthony's Foundation (SAF) 121 Golden Gate Avenue 592-289025
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) programsDUI programs are regulated by the State of California to follow criminal justice laws. They consist ofoutpatient services once or twice weekly for a duration determined by the courts. The services areappropriate for individuals in good health seeking to complete their court obligations for driving offenses.DPI Driving Under the Influence (DUI) 330 Townsend Street, Suite 230 905-5555IADET Driving Under Influence (DUI) 2141 C Mission Street 255-0371MsnCoun Dry Zone 820 Valencia Street 920-0720NCADA First Offender DUI 944 Market Street, 3rd Floor 296-0500Substance Abuse PreventionPrevention Programs aim to reach individuals before their pattern of substance use becomes problematic.Often the programs are geared to young people and offer alternatives to a substance abusing lifestyle.AARS COPPASA-Prim & Sec Prevention 965 Mission Street, Suite 325 541-9404BVHP Youth Services (Prevention) 5015 3rd Street 822-1585CATS MDIC Early Intervention Couns 39 Fell Street 241-1180CATS Mobile Assistance Patrol (MAP) 1446 Market Street 431-7400CHD Youth Striving for Excellence 2940 16th Street, Suite 307 487-6001Curry Center Secondary Prevention 333 Turk Street 885-2274HAFCI Oshun Drop-In Ctr 101 Taylor Street 746-1967HAFCI Oshun Drop-In Ctr/Intervention 101 Taylor Street 746-1967Hz Inhalant Prevention Program 440 Potrero Avenue 487-6714Hz Substance Abuse Prevention Prg 440 Potrero Avenue 487-6733Hz Youth AIDS Education Program 440 Potrero Avenue 487-6733Iris Center - Prevention Svc 333 Valencia Street, Suite 222 864-2364 x233JCYC Asian Youth Prevention Svcs 2012 Pine Street 563-8052Larkin Street Youth Center-Homeless Youth 1138 Sutter Street 673-0911 x222MSJSE Epiphany Center Infants Program 100 Masonic Avenue 351-4052 x4213NCADA Information Center 944 Market Street, 3rd Floor 296-9909NCADA Youth Aware Life Skills 944 Market Street, 3rd Floor 296-9921SF Suicide Prevention Drug Phone Lines P.O. Box 191350 SF 94119 984-1900SVDP Withe Reception Center 1175 Howard Street 252-5303YLI Friday Night Live/Club Live 246 First Street, Suite 400 836-9160Ancillary ServicesAncillary Services are generally medically related, for example, limited primary care, acupuncture, HIV, TB,and perinatal outreach, or case management without extensive counseling.AIDS Health Project-Case Mgmt. 1855 Folsom Street, Suite 670 476-3951BVHP AIDS Emotional Support Unit 1625 Carroll Street 822-8200DSAAM HIV Set-Aside Interven & Prev SFGH-7M 502-5762DSAAM TB Prevention Program SFGH-7M 502-5762Episcopal Svcs - Next Door Case Mgmt. 1001 Polk Street 292-2180HAFCI AIDS/ HIV Prev & Otrch 409 Clayton Street - 3rd Flr. 565-1940Homeless Prenatal Programs-Sub. Abuse 2500 18 th Street 546-6756Sheriff's Dept PREP 555 7th Street 558-2470Sheriff's Dept Roads To Recovery 555 7th Street 558-2470SVDP Multi-Service Center-South 525 5h Street 597-7960Tom Waddell/ McMillan Linkage 39 Fell Street 554-2958Westside CTRPN (HIV testing) 489 Clementina Street, 3rd Flr. 495-607126
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Social Model Detox for men and wome
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