Little House, established in 1952, provides residential treatment for women struggling with substance use disorders in Bellflower, California. The intimate facility accommodates up to 28 women for programs lasting 60 to 90 days, creating a focused healing community. Women receive comprehensive care through individual and group therapy, complemented by specialized services including relapse prevention training, anger management support, and case management. Little House operates with a clear mission: supporting women through their recovery journey by providing treatment in a safe, nurturing environment. The program offers practical aftercare assistance by helping clients connect with sober living programs following completion of residential treatment. Financial accessibility remains a core value at Little House, with staff actively helping clients apply for financial aid. As a result, most women complete the program with minimal or no personal cost, making recovery accessible to those who need it regardless of financial circumstances.