Volunteers of America Utah – Center for Women and Children
Located at 697 West 4170 South in Salt Lake City, Utah, the Volunteers of America Utah (VOA Utah) Center for Women and Children provides comprehensive, residential treatment focused on recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by women and mothers seeking help, this private nonprofit organization offers a supportive and structured environment where individualized care is paramount. The center aims to empower adults to overcome addiction while offering support systems necessary for long-term health and stability.
Comprehensive Residential Care
The core of the program is its residential treatment model, which includes 24-hour care for adults struggling with substance use disorders. This immersive environment allows clients to focus entirely on their recovery journey away from external stressors. The facility provides residential detox services, offering a safe and medically supervised withdrawal process before transitioning into structured treatment. Care is tailored to each individual, ensuring that clients receive services appropriate for their specific diagnosis and circumstances.
Integrated Treatment Approach
VOA Utah’s approach is holistic, treating not only the substance dependency but also underlying mental health conditions. They specialize in treating various addictions, including cocaine, methamphetamine, and benzodiazepines, among others. Treatment is family-focused, emphasizing healing for the entire family unit when applicable. The program incorporates practical skill-building for sustained recovery, alongside counseling and support aimed at addressing behavioral and mental health challenges.
Key Services Offered
- Residential Detoxification
- 24-Hour Residential Care
- Treatment for Substance Use Disorders and Mental Health Conditions
- Individualized Care Planning
- Mentoring Support
- Payment Assistance Options
FAQs
1. Does the center offer assistance with payment for treatment?
Yes, as a private nonprofit organization, the Center for Women and Children offers various forms of payment assistance to help clients access the necessary care.
2. What is meant by “family-focused treatment?”
Family-focused treatment means that the program recognizes the impact of addiction on the entire family. Services may include resources and counseling to help rebuild relationships and create a supportive environment for both the client and their children.
3. Can this center treat both addiction and mental health issues?
Yes, the facility is equipped to treat co-occurring disorders, addressing both substance use disorders and mental health conditions in an integrated approach.
