activities · 21
what they do
direct service · 18
- Client Support and Case Management Recovery-Focused Case Management & Peer SupportProvides individualized case plans and initial support teams to assist clients in early recovery and prepare them for everyday life struggles.
- Community Assessment and Prevention Programs Residential Behavioral Health TreatmentOperates four community assessment center sites and provides prevention programs for adolescents and older adults.
- HIV/AIDS Education and PreventionOffers HIV/AIDS education and prevention programs, including transitional housing for HIV-positive women.
- Medical and integrated care services Mobile and Fixed Community Medical ClinicsProvides primary medical and mental health clinics, including a mobile medical clinic, as part of an integrated service model across 26 locations in Southern California.
- Mental Health ServicesOffers mental health services as part of its behavioral health offerings, operating from 22 sites across Los Angeles County.
- Mobile and primary medical servicesDelivers primary medical and mental health care through a mobile medical clinic and integrated medical clinics as part of a broader network of behavioral health services.
- Mobile and primary medical services integration Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesProvides primary medical and mental health care through a mobile medical clinic and integrated medical clinics at service locations across Southern California.
- Older Adult ServicesProvides services specifically for older adults, including prevention programs, geriatric case management, and home care services for frail elderly and disabled adults.
- Prevention, assessment, and case management services Residential Behavioral Health TreatmentOperates four community assessment centers and delivers prevention programs for adolescents and older adults, geriatric case management, and home care services for frail elderly and disabled adults, alongside individualized case plans and initial support teams for clients in early recovery.
- Prevention, assessment, and case management services Residential Behavioral Health TreatmentOperates four community assessment center sites and delivers prevention programs for adolescents and older adults, geriatric case management, and home care services for frail elderly and disabled adults, alongside individualized case plans and initial support teams for clients in early recovery.
- Prevention, assessment, and case management services Residential Behavioral Health TreatmentOperates four community assessment centers and delivers prevention programs for adolescents and older adults, geriatric case management, and home care services for frail elderly and disabled adults across Southern California.
- Specialized behavioral health programs for targeted populations Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOffers tailored services for individuals with first-offense DUI convictions, opioid addiction, pregnant and postpartum women, dually diagnosed individuals, people with HIV/AIDS, parolees, youth, domestic violence perpetrators and survivors, and public assistance recipients through integrated behavioral health programming.
- Specialized behavioral health programs for targeted populations Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOffers tailored services for individuals with first-offense DUI convictions, opioid addiction, pregnant and postpartum women, dually diagnosed individuals, people with HIV/AIDS, parolees, youth, domestic violence perpetrators and survivors, and public assistance recipients across multiple service sites.
- Specialized behavioral health programs for targeted populations Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOffers tailored services for individuals with first-offense DUI convictions, opioid addiction, pregnant and postpartum women, dually diagnosed individuals, people with HIV/AIDS, parolees, youth, domestic violence perpetrators and survivors, and public assistance recipients through integrated behavioral health and medical clinics.
- Substance Abuse Treatment and Recovery Services Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides comprehensive substance abuse treatment, including medical detoxification, residential and outpatient treatment, and drug-free transitional living. Services are offered across 26 locations in Southern California, including specialized programs for various populations such as individuals with DUI convictions, opioid addiction, pregnant and postpartum women, and parolees. The organization served over 15,000 individuals seeking substance abuse treatment in a single year.
- Substance abuse and mental health treatment services Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides comprehensive substance abuse treatment and mental health services through 22 outpatient facilities, three residential treatment facilities, two chemical dependency recovery centers with medical detoxification, and inpatient withdrawal management across Los Angeles County. Served over 15,000 individuals in a single year seeking substance abuse treatment.
- Substance abuse and mental health treatment services Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides comprehensive substance abuse treatment and mental health services through 22 outpatient facilities, three residential treatment facilities, two chemical dependency recovery centers with medical detoxification, and inpatient withdrawal management across Los Angeles County. Served over 15,000 individuals in a single year seeking substance use disorder treatment.
- Transitional and recovery housing programs Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportOperates four transitional living facilities and recovery bridge housing, including specialized transitional housing for HIV-positive women, as part of a network of 26 service locations across Southern California.
capacity building · 3
- Accreditation and organizational quality assurance CARF and Sanctuary Accreditation ServicesMaintains continuous accreditation by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) since 2000, reflecting ongoing commitment to service quality and operational standards.
- Accreditation and quality assurance CARF and Sanctuary Accreditation ServicesHas maintained continuous accreditation by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) since 2000, reflecting ongoing commitment to service quality and operational standards.
- Organizational capacity and accreditation CARF and Sanctuary Accreditation ServicesMaintains continuous accreditation by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) since 2000, reflecting sustained organizational standards in service delivery.
strategies · 20
how they think
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- Client-Centered, Journey-Aligned Engagement client-centered careMeets individuals where they are in their recovery journey using a client-centered approach that emphasizes personal agency, continuous engagement from intake through alumni support, and tailored recovery pathways.
- Client-Centered, Journey-Aligned Engagement client-centered careMeets individuals where they are in their recovery process through personalized care planning and sustained engagement from intake through alumni support, fostering autonomy and continuity in healing.
- Client-Centered, Journey-Based Engagement client-centered_careMeets individuals where they are in their recovery process using a patient-centered approach that emphasizes continuous engagement from intake through alumni support.
- Collaborative and Adaptive Service Network collaborative service modelThe organization builds and maintains an extensive service network through collaboration with community partners and the development of model programs. This allows for the creation of a comprehensive, affordable human services system that can adapt and tailor programs to evolving community needs.
- Collaborative, Government-Partnered Service Delivery government-partnership service deliveryBuilds comprehensive and affordable human services systems through strategic collaborations with community organizations and government-funded, locally administered contracts to expand access to substance use disorder treatment.
- Collaborative, Partnership-Driven Service Delivery collaborative service modelBuilds an affordable, accessible human services system by leveraging government contracts, public funding, and community coalitions to expand reach and adapt services to evolving population needs.
- Collaborative, Partnership-Driven Service Network collaborative_service_modelBuilds a comprehensive and adaptable system of care through strategic collaborations with community partners and government-funded, locally administered contracts.
- Community-Based Integrated Care Model community-based careDelivers behavioral health and social services through a community-embedded, integrated healthcare approach that tailors programs to local needs in Southern California, leveraging proximity and cultural understanding to improve access and effectiveness.
- Community-Based Integrated Care Model community-based_careDelivers behavioral health and social services through a community-embedded, integrated care approach that leverages local partnerships and adapts to regional needs in Southern California.
- Community-Based Integrated Care Model community-based careDelivers integrated behavioral health and social services through a community-based approach, leveraging local partnerships and adapting to community needs to improve accessibility and effectiveness of care.
- Community-Based Integrated Healthcare community-based careThe organization operates as a community-based entity, delivering integrated behavioral health and social services directly within the communities it serves, particularly targeting residents of Southern California. This approach aims to make services accessible and relevant to local needs.
- Community-Based Integrated Healthcare community-based careThe organization operates as a community-based entity, integrating behavioral health and social services directly within the communities it serves, particularly targeting residents of Southern California. This approach aims to make services accessible and relevant to local needs.
- Government-Partnership Service Delivery for Access government-partnership service deliveryThe organization ensures access to substance abuse treatment, particularly for uninsured or financially unsupported individuals, by delivering services through publicly funded and locally administered government contracts.
- Government-Partnership for Publicly Funded Treatment Access government-partnership service deliveryThe organization ensures access to substance abuse treatment for individuals without insurance or financial support by delivering services through government-funded, locally administered contracts.
- Holistic and Client-Centered Recovery Model holistic_recovery_modelThe organization employs a recovery-oriented approach that is client-centered, meeting individuals where they are in their journey. This model integrates 12-step programming, peer support, life skills training, job readiness, and spiritual/emotional support to foster recovery, wellness, and independence.
- Holistic and Client-Centered Recovery Model holistic_recovery_modelThe organization employs a recovery model that is holistic, client-centered, and spiritually integrated. It meets individuals where they are in their recovery journey, providing comprehensive support including 12-step programming, peer support, life skills, job readiness, and spiritual/emotional care to foster wellness and independence.
- Publicly Funded Access to Treatment publicly_funded_treatment_accessEnsures access to substance use disorder counseling for underserved populations through publicly funded programs and government partnerships.
- Recovery-Oriented, Holistic Treatment Framework holistic_recovery_modelEmploys a recovery-focused model that integrates 12-step programming, peer support, life skills training, and job readiness to support long-term wellness, independence, and holistic healing, including spiritual and emotional dimensions.
- Recovery-Oriented, Holistic Treatment Framework holistic_recovery_modelEmploys a comprehensive recovery model that supports long-term wellness and independence through 12-step programming, peer support, life skills training, job readiness, and spiritual-emotional integration, addressing root causes of behavioral health challenges.
- Recovery-Oriented, Holistic Treatment Framework holistic_recovery_modelEmploys a recovery-focused model that integrates 12-step programming, peer support, life skills development, and spiritual-emotional care to support long-term wellness and independence.
named programs · 17
what they call their work
HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention
Programs focused on educating and preventing HIV/AIDS.
Inpatient Withdrawal Management Programs
Three programs providing inpatient services for withdrawal management.
Mobile Medical Clinic
Mobile unit delivering integrated physical and behavioral health services to underserved communities
Older Adult Services
Services tailored for older adults.
Outpatient Mental Health Clinics
Three outpatient clinics offering mental health services, often for dually diagnosed clients
Outpatient SUD Treatment Programs
Ten outpatient programs for substance use disorder treatment.
Pacifica House
Residential recovery program providing supportive treatment for individuals with substance use disorders
Patterns Women's Program
Residential substance abuse treatment program for women, particularly pregnant and postpartum women, offering counseling, life skills training, and preparation for reintegration into society
Patterns women's program
Substance abuse treatment program for women, including those who are homeless and pregnant, focusing on recovery and life skills.
Primary Medical Clinics
Eight clinics providing primary medical care.
Recovery Bridge Housing
Housing program supporting recovery and reintegration for individuals overcoming substance use disorders
Recovery Bridge Housing Programs
Four programs offering bridge housing for individuals in recovery.
Redgate
Substance use disorder treatment program noted for effective recovery support and case planning
Residential SUD Treatment Programs
Five residential programs for substance use disorder treatment.
Sobering Center
Facility providing safe, non-jail alternative for individuals to sober up, with access to behavioral health services
Transitional Housing Program for HIV-Positive Women
Specialized housing and support services for HIV-positive women in recovery
Transitional Housing Program for HIV-positive women
One transitional housing program specifically for HIV-positive women.
relationships · 10
who they work with
- CARF Government — Accrediting body that has continuously accredited BHS since 2000.
- California Department of Health Services Government — Licensed and/or certified by the California Department of Health Services
- DCFS Government — Collaborates with child welfare services to support family reunification for clients in recovery.
- Henry Ponce Partner — Individual counselor at Pacifica House who provides direct support to clients.
- Los Angeles County Department of Public Health – Division of Substance Abuse Prevention and Control Government — Awarded numerous contracts for substance abuse services over the years.
- National Institute of Mental Health Funder — Provided an Initiation and Development grant that enabled the transition from a volunteer group to a professional service organization.
- National Institute on Drug Abuse Funder — Provided a grant that supported expansion of services in 1974.
- PACIFICA HOUSE Partner — Collaborates with Pacifica House in providing addiction treatment and recovery support.
- Redgate Partner — Operates or partners with Redgate in delivering recovery programs.
- community partners Partner — Collaborates with community partners to expand access to human services.