Family-Centered Environment
A supportive setting specifically designed to keep families together, with safe accommodations and spaces suitable for children.
Programs
Recovery Bridge Housing
Women & Children
Compatior Counseling Center provides Recovery Bridge Housing for mothers ages 18 and older with dependent children under the age of 10 who meet applicable Los Angeles County SAPC eligibility requirements.
RBH provides a safe, supportive, substance-free temporary living environment while mothers participate in eligible Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment.
The program is designed to keep mothers and their young children together during recovery, reduce housing-related barriers, and promote family stability. Participants may receive connections to care coordination, healthcare, mental health services, MAT, parenting and family resources, housing navigation, employment, education, and other community supports.
Mothers remain actively engaged in eligible SUD treatment while working toward recovery, family stability, independence, and permanent housing.
Who May Qualify?
Pregnant and Parenting Women (PPW) Recovery Bridge Housing guidelines: eligibility generally includes women who:
- Are experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
- Have a substance use disorder requiring eligible treatment services.
- Are concurrently enrolled in qualifying outpatient, intensive outpatient, outpatient withdrawal management, or opioid treatment program services.
- Are pregnant, postpartum, or parenting dependent children.
- Meet applicable SAPC eligibility and authorization requirements.
Recovery Bridge Housing. Housing may initially be authorized for 90 days, with additional authorizations allowing up to 360 days within a 12-month period when eligibility requirements continue to be met.
Program Highlights
A safe haven for women and families.
We provide more than just a roof over your head — we offer a foundation of stability, community, and continuous support.
Safe & Secure
A completely substance-free, monitored residence that prioritizes the physical and emotional safety of women and their families.
Peer & Staff Support
Guidance from house managers and a strong community of women sharing similar journeys toward independence and recovery.
Path to Independence
Assistance and coaching with essential life skills, parenting resources, budgeting, and transitioning to permanent housing.
Treatment & Recovery
Supporting Mothers Through Treatment and Recovery
Mothers residing in Recovery Bridge Housing must remain enrolled in an eligible SAPC substance use disorder treatment program, such as Level 1.0 Outpatient Treatment or Level 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Treatment.
Through their treatment providers and available supportive services, participants may receive assistance with:
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Individual counseling, group counseling, relapse prevention, and recovery planning.
Care Coordination
Connections to healthcare, mental health services, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and other needed services.
Parenting and Family Support
Resources that strengthen parenting skills, healthy family relationships, and child development.
Family Reunification
Coordination with appropriate agencies and authorized service providers to support reunification goals when applicable.
Children's Services
Assistance accessing pediatric healthcare, education, developmental services, and other age-appropriate resources.
Housing Navigation
Support identifying permanent housing opportunities and developing a transition plan.
Employment and Education
Connections to workforce development, vocational training, education, and employment resources.
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Let’s build your path to lasting recovery.
Whether you are seeking help for yourself or a loved one, our outpatient team is here to guide you through every stage of treatment and recovery — with discretion and respect.
