East Bay Community Recovery Project Oakland

In Oakland, Project Pride is a drug and alcohol rehab for women only. It admits adults including pregnant women, women who are parenting and postpartum women after a birth.

It also serves those with a mental health disorder along with a substance use disorder.

Women's Residential Care in Oakland

Project Pride is a 24-hour residential setting, and stays can be short-term or long-term. You stay overnight instead of going home each evening.

They use the Matrix Model and trauma-related counseling, and they include 12-step facilitation.

If a child needs to come along, there are beds available for a client's child too. They also serve forensic clients, people with criminal justice involvement.

Medication Prescribed Elsewhere

If you're already on medication assisted treatment (medicine for a substance use disorder) prescribed somewhere else, Project Pride accepts you.

They use nicotine replacement and other medicines for quitting tobacco, and smoking isn't permitted at the facility.

Project Pride is part of LifeLong's East Bay Community Recovery Project, which also provides housing and employment, along with other support, in Oakland.

They accept federal or government funding for services. There's payment assistance available to help underinsured clients.