About Mission Council Family Day Treatment Program
Mission Council Family Day Treatment Program is a family focused substance use treatment provider in San Francisco, California, located in the city's Mission District.
Operated by the nonprofit Mission Council on Alcohol Abuse for the Spanish Speaking, the program offers family day treatment and outpatient addiction services designed to support parents, children and extended family members affected by substance use.
Families often value its bilingual, culturally relevant approach and its emphasis on healing the whole family system.
What kinds of addiction treatment does Mission Council offer?
The program provides family day treatment with partial hospitalization style programming six days per week, along with outpatient care that includes family, individual, couples and group counseling.
Treatment also incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, trauma related counseling, the Matrix Model and harm reduction approaches.
Aftercare and recovery support services help families sustain progress over time.
Who can get help?
Mission Council serves parents, children and extended family members, with a primary focus on Latino and underserved San Francisco families.
Adults and young adults, both men and women, are welcome, and Spanish language services are available throughout the program.
Where is the program located?
Mission Council Family Day Treatment Program is located at 154 Capp Street in San Francisco's Mission District, an onsite program serving families across the San Francisco Bay Area.
Do they take insurance or offer financial help?
Payment assistance and sliding fee scale options are available, along with free care and government funding.
Families are encouraged to confirm coverage details directly with the program.
Recovery for the Whole Family
Mission Council Family Day Treatment Program in San Francisco offers a long term, culturally responsive path to recovery that supports parents, children and families together.
