Texas community resource

Residential Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Santa Maria Hostel

Gender-specific residential treatment with campus living, case management, housing assistance, and family-centered supports.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessWomen, including pregnant and parenting women with children, seeking residential treatment at Santa Maria Hostel's Houston campus.

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How to get help

Complete the electronic screening form. The admissions team may then schedule an assessment or intake appointment. For program questions, use the central admissions contact; the service page also lists a separate single-women program contact. Screening and assessment do not guarantee admission or an available residential opening.

Who this service helps

The program serves females with substance use disorders, including pregnant and parenting women and their children. Santa Maria identifies priority populations that include pregnant women who inject drugs, pregnant women with substance use disorders, women who inject drugs, women referred by DFPS, and women at high risk of relapse after incarceration. Full clinical and funding eligibility is determined through assessment.

Where this service is available

Service area: Women, including pregnant and parenting women with children, seeking residential treatment at Santa Maria Hostel's Houston campus.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

About this service

Santa Maria Hostel provides intensive and supportive residential treatment in a safe, structured living environment. Program services include counseling, case management and housing assistance, life-skills and family education, recovery support, child care, health linkages, education, and career development.

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