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Women's Recovery Foundation is based in Southern California and focuses on helping women through recovery of drug and alcohol addiction. We are a caring and supportive foundation with an environment that understands the sensitive needs and goals of women in recovery. All women are welcome to recover regardless of race, religion or sexual preference. We implement the use of one or more ways of health and recovery from organizations knowledge such as the ones listed below.
Women's Recovery Foundation's objective is to provide support, education, recovery skills and housing services for women in Southern California. In recognizing that alcohol and chemical dependency are connected to other forms of oppression, Women's Recovery Foundation's mission is to help women recover from unhealthy life and dependency patterns and assist in empowering personal self esteem and promoting a healthier life plan.
Women should invest in their own recovery by being self-supporting. The Women's Recovery Foundation will be accepting any woman who is committed to her own recovery regardless of the ability to pay initially. The length of residence will be up to twelve months. Many studies have proven the majority of substance abusers are faced with a variety of social problems that impede rehabilitation. Often times she has exhausted all her resources. Friends and family support is usually not available due to a variety of factors. Lack of self-control and self-esteem usually result in repeated self destructive behavior such as frequent and predictable relapse. It is not unusual for substance abusers to drift from one temporary location to another and usually the environments in those locations do not support health and are very unsafe.
Women's Recovery Foundation will be accepting referrals from agencies in the addictions field including treatment centers, hospitals, detox units, probation and parole services. Our foundation provides support and assistance to addicted individuals through individual and group discussions and twelve step support, prevention and education programs. Women's Recovery Foundation will draw on established community resources to support clients as they begin to address and repair the damage done in their lives. We are in the process of establishing a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization status and will be carrying our employer identification number (EIN) soon. Stay tuned for the positive results coming from WomensRecovery.com.
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Southern California Recovery Housing
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12 STEP RECOVERY CHAT ROOMS
LINKS
Alcoholics Anonymous
212 870-3400
http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org
Al-Anon
800 344-2666
http://www.al-anon.orgAlateen (Ages 12-17)
800 356-9996
http://www.al-anon-alateen.orgAdult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA)
310 534-1815
http://www.adultchildren.orgAnorexia Nervosa/Eating Disorders (ANAD)
847 831-3438Cocaine Anonymous (CA)
310 559-5833
http://www.ca.orgCocaine Addicts' Family Groups (Co-Anon)
520 513-5088
http://www.co-anon.orgCo-Dependents Anonymous (CODA)
602 277-7991
http://www.codependents.org
Crystal Meth Anonymous
http://www.crystalmeth.orgDebtors Anonymous (DA)
781 453-2743
http://www.debtorsanonymous.orgEmotions Anonymous (EA)
651 647-9712
http://www.emotionsanonymous.orgFamilies Anonymous
800 736-9805Gamblers Anonymous (GA)
213 386-8789
http://www.gamblersanonymous.orgGam-Anon
718 352-1671Marijuana Anonymous (MA)
800 766-6779
http://www.marijuana-anonymous.orgNarcotics Anonymous (NA)
800 863-2962 English
888 622-4672 Spanish
http://www.wsoinc.com
Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)
800 477-8191
http://www.sexaa.orgHookers For Jesus
http://hookersforjesus.netSex Workers Anonymous
(Formerly called Prostitutes Anonymous)
http://sexworkersanonymous.com
Survivors of Incest Anonymous (SIA)
410 282-3400
http://www.siawso.orgShopaholics Ltd.
212 675-4342Tough Love
800 333-1069Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD)
800 438-6233Students Against Drunk Drivers (SADD)
508 481-3568
Dual Diagnosed Women
Violence Against Women
HIV Positive Women
Women of the Gay and Lesbian CommunityObsessive Compulsive Anonymous
Nicotine Anonymous
415 750-0328
http://www.nicotine-anonymous.orgObsessive-Compulsives Anonymous (OCD)
516 739-0662Overeaters Anonymous (OA)
505 891-2664
http://www.oa.orgRecovering Couples Anonymous (SAA)
314 397-0867
http://www.recovering-couples.orgSexaholics Anonymous (SA)
615 331-6230
http://www.sa.org
Workaholics-Anonymous
http://www.workaholics-anonymous.org