CRI-Help

CRI-Help is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment centre founded in 1971, providing addiction treatment to adults and families across several locations in Los Angeles County, California. The organisation has treated more than 55,000 clients since inception and employs 187 staff members, interns and volunteers. Its facilities operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The organisation's work spans substance use disorder treatment, behavioural health, addiction medicine, medication-assisted treatment, detoxification and transitional living. Services are delivered through a network of sites that includes Pfleger Residential, Socorro and the Lincoln Heights Recovery Campus, alongside a range of outpatient centres. Residential treatment accounts for more than 300 beds, with intensive outpatient programmes, detoxification services, medication-assisted treatment and transitional living completing the continuum of care.

CRI-Help describes its core values as Community, Integrity, Compassion and Care, which it states guide every interaction with clients and staff. Its stated purpose as a nonprofit is to improve community welfare. Further information is available at cri-help.org.