Casa de Milagros, operated by MAAC Project, is a women-only residential treatment program in San Diego dedicated to addressing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. This 18-bed facility offers a supportive therapeutic community specifically designed for Medi-Cal recipients. Residents benefit from evidence-based therapies delivered in both individual and group formats, complemented by practical psychoeducation workshops and comprehensive life skills training. The program also focuses on employment readiness and connects women with essential community resources, including financial assistance, 12-Step meetings, and affordable housing options. With bilingual services available in both English and Spanish, Casa de Milagros requires a minimum three-month commitment, allowing sufficient time for meaningful recovery work. As part of MAAC Project, a community-focused nonprofit serving the San Diego area since 1965, Casa de Milagros continues the organization's long-standing tradition of supporting individuals and families through compassionate, effective care.