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On this page you will find a list of Recovery-based resources for women and other useful information.

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Recovery Resources and Information

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: The Promises Project, Inc. is not directly affiliated with, nor does it represent or recommend any recovery-based organization or treatment program. Our only goal is to provide information about such organizations and programs, as provided by them.

We cannot attest to the accuracy of such information, though we do make an effort to assure that information on our website is current and accurate.

Furthermore, the Promises Project, Inc. can make no warranties regarding the quality, or results of professional services that we offer referrals to. Referral recipients should exercise discretion and due diligence when choosing service providers.

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Recovery Resources for Women

The Woman’s Heart mission is to provide innovative relapse prevention, aftercare and healthcare resources to women in recovery from alcoholism and drug addiction for Chronic Disease Management, and to support the reduction of child abuse, foster care and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder.
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Daytop Village (Adult Program) (Residential)
A 32-bed residential recovery program for men and women. Participants must make a six to eight month commitment to the program.

2560 Pulgas Avenue
East Palo Alto, CA 94303
650-325-6466
Fax 650-325-6467

Hope House of Service League (Residential)
A six-month residential treatment program designed for women who are released from the San Mateo Women's Correctional Center and the California Department of Corrections. Hope House is a 12-step based program and has a variety of classes dealing with addiction as well as the whole self. The program provides treatment, residential, transitional housing, and alumni support services. Hope House is a non-smoking facility.

3789 Hoover Street
Redwood City, CA 94063
650-363-8735
Fax 650-363-8701
Email: servlhope@AOL.com

Latino Commission (Residential)
Residential recovery services for Latino men and women. This program is designed to deliver culturally proficient, gender-specific treatment. Program includes family reunification, substance addiction treatment, and employment readiness.

301 Grand Avenue
South San Francisco, CA 94080
650-244-1444
Fax 650-244-1447
Contact Person: Maria Lopez-Newson
E-mail: latcom0@aol.com

Palm Avenue (Detoxification Program) (Residential)
A 20-bed social model alcohol and other drug detoxification program for men and women from San Mateo County. The primary focus of the program is to refer residents to ongoing recovery services within the community.

2251 Palm Avenue
San Mateo, CA 94403
650-513-6504
Fax 650-345-7023

Women's Recovery Association (WRA) (Residential)
Operates five residential recovery facilities and one outpatient-counseling center for women, children, and families. Three residential facilities serve women ages 18 or over and offer treatment for the dually diagnosed; one facility offers pre-natal residential services for women with children ages 0-10 years old; one residential facility is for adolescent girls, ages 14-17.

1450 Chapin Street, First floor
Burlingame, CA 94010
650-348-6603
Fax 650-348-0615


For Women with Children

Women's Recovery Association (WRA) (Residential)
Operates five residential recovery facilities and one outpatient-counseling center for women, children, and families. Three residential facilities serve women ages 18 or over and offer treatment for the dually diagnosed; one facility offers pre-natal residential services for women with children ages 0-10 years old; one residential facility is for adolescent girls, ages 14-17.

1450 Chapin Street, First floor
Burlingame, CA 94010
650-348-6603
Fax 650-348-0615