Southern California Alcohol and Drug Programs (SCADP) – La Casita for Women and Children
Located in Downey, CA, La Casita is a vital residential treatment facility operated by Southern California Alcohol and Drug Programs (SCADP). This unique program is dedicated to providing comprehensive Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment exclusively for women, including those who are pregnant or postpartum, allowing them to reside with their children during treatment. The environment is designed to be safe, confidential, and non-judgmental, fostering recovery while ensuring mothers can maintain close bonds with their families.
Program Focus and Services
La Casita offers structured residential treatment tailored to the specific needs of women and their families navigating addiction. The facility is equipped to handle complex circumstances, providing medical necessity-based care to those qualified for Medi-Cal and My Health LA programs, often at no cost. This focus on accessibility ensures that essential treatment services are available to a broader community.
A key differentiator of La Casita is its commitment to inclusivity, particularly for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (Deaf/HH) community. The program features trained staff and specialized resources, including videophone access, to create a diverse and culturally sensitive environment where Deaf/HH clients and their families can receive effective substance use disorder treatment.
Treatment Approach
Treatment at La Casita integrates various therapeutic modalities within a residential setting. Clients engage in services aimed at long-term recovery and stability, recognizing the challenges faced by mothers managing both substance use and childcare responsibilities. The program is certified as a Drug Medi-Cal provider, adhering to high standards of care within the Los Angeles County Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System provider network.
The core objective of La Casita is to empower women to achieve sobriety, develop essential coping skills, and rebuild healthy lives for themselves and their children. By allowing women to keep their children with them, the program minimizes separation trauma and allows for parallel healing and bonding during the recovery process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of services are offered at La Casita?
La Casita provides residential Substance Use Disorder treatment services for women, including those who are pregnant and postpartum, and allows them to reside with their children during treatment.
Is La Casita able to treat Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (Deaf/HH) individuals?
Yes, La Casita offers specialized services and has trained staff to provide culturally sensitive treatment for Deaf/HH clients and their families.
Do I need to pay for treatment if I have Medi-Cal?
Services are provided free of cost to individuals who meet medical necessity and are qualified for Medi-Cal or My Health LA, as the program is a Certified Drug Medi-Cal Provider.
