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Bridge House/Grace House – Grace House

Updated on: 5 August 2026

Accreditations

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CARF Accredited

About this center

Grace House is a long-term residential substance use disorder treatment program exclusively for women in New Orleans, Louisiana. Operated by Bridge House/Grace House, it is described on the organization’s site as the only substance use disorder treatment facility exclusively for women in the Greater New Orleans area. The program serves women who are homeless, indigent, uninsured, or underinsured, and extends priority admission to pregnant women. Grace House holds CARF International accreditation and provides treatment regardless of ability to pay.

Residential Treatment Structure

Grace House delivers care through a three-phase residential model based on ASAM levels of care. The Stabilization phase provides a minimum of 20 hours per week of medium-intensity clinical and recovery-focused services over an initial period of 14 to 30 days, during which contact with the outside is restricted so that residents can begin to focus on their recovery and staff can assess individual needs. The Primary phase continues with low-intensity clinical and recovery services centered on applying recovery skills, preventing relapse, strengthening emotional functioning, and building personal responsibility through individual and group therapy shaped by each resident’s treatment plan. The Re-Entry and Transition phase turns attention toward employment, vocational training, and educational goals to prepare women for independent living after treatment.

Clinical Services and Program Philosophy

The organization’s treatment philosophy recognizes chemical dependency as a neurobiological disorder and emphasizes addressing its psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions. Services provided through the program include gender-sensitive individual and group substance abuse counseling, case management, relapse prevention, family treatment when indicated, vocational activities, independent living skills development, and integration of the 12-step Alcoholics Anonymous model. The program also offers medication-assisted treatment as part of its clinical services for women. Bridge House/Grace House has been providing addiction treatment in the New Orleans area for over 65 years, and the organization funds more than half of its operating budget through donations and social enterprises, including thrift stores and a used car lot.

Center at a glance

Location
6321 Stratford Place, New Orleans, LA
Language
English
Co-Ed
No, women only
Cost of Treatment
Low-Cost Options

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On-site detox

Yes, but only stabilization is offered

Professional/ medical staff

Veronica Buccola Savana, LPC-S | Chief Clinical Officer

Items not permitted

Any kind of wipes
Any products containing alcohol
Candles, incense, matches, rolling cigarettes, cigars, snuff or chewing tobacco
Cellphones (until 120 days into treatment)
Curling irons and flat irons that do not shut off automatically
DVD players, laptops, or any other item with internet access
Plants and flowers

Services & amenities

Treatment Types

Detox
Long-Term Inpatient

Services Offered

Aftercare
Community-Based Programs
Relapse Prevention
Substance Abuse Counseling

Clientele Served

Family Programs
Pregnant Women
Women

Trust Factors

CARF-Accredited
Client Testimonials
Licensed Staff

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