SouthLight helps each woman in our Women and Children's Residential Treatment Program reach their recovery and mental health goals. Participation in the program shows this mother's dedication to overcoming substance use and building a brighter future for herself and her family.
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Our Women & Children’s Program provides a safe, stable, and structured environment that allows women to address the challenges in their lives and reclaim the power to manage their mental health and or substance use issues.

SouthLight works with clients to increase awareness, accountability, and empowerment in a safe, sober environment and gives each individual the foundation for long-term self-sufficiency and increased quality of life.
Our programs educate and empower youth, young mothers, pregnant women and entire families. It takes a whole community to heal, and we have strong partnerships to address all the needs of our client. From outpatient treatment, to temporarily housing for young mothers, to working with families directly in the home, our goal is to keep families safe, healthy, and together.
Learn more about SouthLight’s Women and Children’s Residential Program including what a typical day is like for our Women and Children's Residents.
“I arrived at SouthLight with my 2-year-old son certain of one thing…I could not continue to live my life the way I had been. I was able to focus on learning the necessary skills needed to be successful in recovery. Three years later I am still implementing the skills I learned in group. I have been able to successfully gain and maintain employment, secure housing and become the mother, daughter and sister my family deserves.”
—Former SouthLight Women and Children's Program ResidentPregnant Women of the Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Block Grant – In accordance with 45 CFR §96.131, Treatment Services for Pregnant Women of the Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Block Grant, pregnant women are given preference in admissions to this program/facility. Priority admission is as follows: (1) Pregnant women using substances intravenously, (2) Pregnant women with a substance use disorder, (3) Women using substances intravenously, (4) All others.