Salvation Army Santa Monica Adult Rehabilitation Center

About Salvation Army Santa Monica Adult Rehabilitation Center

The Salvation Army Santa Monica Adult Rehabilitation Center belongs to a national network of Christian-oriented recovery services. It provides a free residential program that focuses on helping people move beyond addiction. The work of the center reflects The Salvation Army’s larger mission to offer caring assistance and help individuals rebuild their lives through both spiritual encouragement and practical support.

The Salvation Army Santa Monica Adult Rehabilitation Center runs a six-month rehabilitation program for adults dealing with alcohol and drug use. Participants receive stable housing, meals, work-based therapy, regular counseling, and training aimed at strengthening life skills. Along with these services, the program includes spiritual elements such as worship opportunities and Bible-based counseling. The center supports men and women ages 18 and older who are prepared for a structured recovery plan, often following detox. Residents follow a daily schedule intended to restore healthy routines, enhance readiness for employment, and rebuild connections with family members and the broader community.

Funding comes entirely from income generated by Salvation Army thrift stores and from donations within the community, so participants are able to join at no charge. In Anaheim, the center collaborates with a third-party provider to arrange home collection of donated items. The center functions during regular business hours from Monday to Friday, and it also continues to assist program graduates through community involvement. The center’s mission is grounded in treating everyone with dignity and providing help without discrimination, supporting recovery that is both holistic and sustainable over the long term.

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