About Friendship House San Francisco Healing Center
Friendship House Association of American Indians is a substance use treatment provider in San Francisco, California, offering culturally responsive care rooted in the healing traditions of the urban Native American community.
The program provides residential treatment for men, a women's residential program, outpatient services for adults and supportive services like housing, case management and recovery support.
Clients value the structured, community centered environment and the integration of cultural traditions into the healing process.
What kinds of addiction treatment does Friendship House offer?
Friendship House provides residential substance use disorder treatment, including a 90 day men's program and a women's residential program, along with outpatient services for adult women and men.
Programs include individual and group counseling, 12 step facilitation, relapse prevention education and life skills training.
Who can get help?
Friendship House serves adult men and women, with a special focus on the urban Native American community and other underserved community members.
The program also offers parenting support and integrates cultural traditions and practices into recovery.
Where is Friendship House located?
Friendship House is located on Julian Avenue in San Francisco's Mission District, offering an urban, community based setting.
This location provides convenient access to community resources that support long term recovery.
What supportive services are available?
Beyond clinical treatment, Friendship House offers case management, recovery support, employment assistance and transitional or permanent supportive housing through the Friendship House Foundation.
These services help clients stabilize and rebuild their lives.
How do I start?
To begin, reach out to Friendship House in San Francisco for an assessment and guidance on finding the right level of care for your needs.
Begin Your Healing Journey
Friendship House in San Francisco combines evidence based treatment with cultural connection to help individuals and families break the cycle of addiction.
Explore their programs today to learn how culturally grounded care can support your recovery.
