Substance Abuse Treatment in Los Angeles, CA
20 resources
In Los Angeles, CA, including services covering this area
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DOORS Community Reentry Center - LA County
Housing assistance · Employment services · Legal aid clinic
Who it helps: Open to all justice-involved individuals, their families, and the broader community; services available to those on adult felony supervision and others
HealthRIGHT 360 - Los Angeles
Behavioral healthcare providing substance use disorder treatment, mental health services, and community reentry programs. Operates the 6th Street Male Community Reentry Program for 200 men with comprehensive recovery, employment, and housing services.
Who it helps: Open to formerly gang-involved and formerly incarcerated adults; no ID required to begin services
Homeless Health Care Los Angeles
Primary medical care · Mental health services · Substance abuse treatment
Who it helps: Open to all; no insurance required; sliding fee scale; specializes in serving homeless populations
Who it helps: Open to all in need; free meals and shelter services; serves greater LA area including San Fernando Valley
HOPICS - Reentry Services
Reentry support · Coordinated entry housing · Behavioral health treatment
Who it helps: Serves SPA 6 area (South LA, Compton, Lynwood, Paramount); open to homeless and housing insecure individuals with reentry needs
LA CADA - Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Outpatient treatment · Intensive outpatient program · Residential treatment
Who it helps: Open to adults with substance use disorders; various programs for different needs; accepts insurance and sliding scale
LA CADA - Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
Outpatient substance abuse treatment · Intensive outpatient program · Residential/inpatient treatment
Who it helps: Open to adults and adolescents; accepts Medi-Cal and most insurance; no denial for inability to pay; licensed by State of California
LA County Department of Mental Health - Reentry Services
Mental health assessment · Outpatient mental health treatment · Crisis intervention
Who it helps: LA County residents; accepts Medi-Cal; sliding scale; justice-involved individuals referred through reentry programs
Who it helps: Serves adults with severe mental illness in Skid Row; referrals available through outreach
Project180 - Reentry & Education Services
Substance abuse treatment · RSAT program · GED and education completion
Who it helps: Serves formerly incarcerated individuals in LA County; focuses on those with substance abuse needs and educational gaps
SHIELDS for Families
Community-based nonprofit in South Los Angeles serving individuals and families through substance abuse treatment, mental health, child welfare, education and vocational training. Serves those on probation, parole, and supervised release.
St. Johns Community Health - Main Health Center
Primary medical care · Dental services · Behavioral health
Who it helps: Open to all; accepts Medi-Cal and most insurance; sliding scale for uninsured; specializes in low-income and publicly-insured patients
St. Johns Community Health (SJCH)
Primary medical care · Dental services · Behavioral health counseling
Who it helps: Open to all; accepts Medi-Cal and public insurance; sliding fee scale for uninsured; no one denied for inability to pay
Tarzana Treatment Centers - Main Facility
Full-service behavioral healthcare in the San Fernando Valley providing substance abuse and mental health treatment for adults and youth. Includes residential and outpatient programs, psychiatric hospital, and family medical clinics. Licensed and Joint Commission accredited.
The Dream Center Los Angeles
Free clothing outreach · Food distribution · Rehabilitation program
Who it helps: Free services available to all in the LA community
Who it helps: Open to all; free services; located on Skid Row
The People Concern (formerly OPCC & LAMP Community)
Mental health services · Substance abuse treatment · Permanent supportive housing
Who it helps: Serves vulnerable populations in LA County; sliding scale; no insurance required
Who it helps: Open to all; comprehensive services available for men, women, and children; no cost
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SAMHSA National Helpline for Treatment Referral
Treatment referral · Recovery information · Helpline support
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