Recovery Dawn

Salvation Army

1275 Harrison Street, San Francisco, California, 94103

Levels of care
Detox, Residential Rehab, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) +3 more
Accreditation
State Licensed
Languages
English, Spanish, ASL +2 more
Contact this center
Call 415-503-3000Visit website

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Salvation Army in San Francisco provides addiction treatment that includes sober living for people continuing recovery outside a clinical setting. The program treats cocaine use and works with people managing chronic pain alongside substance use, using a 12-Step approach. It is one of a smaller number of local providers offering care in Tagalog, which can matter for people who prefer treatment in that language.

The program accepts people referred through the court system, including DUI cases, and offers transportation to help with access. Financing and payment plans are available for those without other means to cover care. Together these features describe a community-based provider serving a broad range of adults dealing with substance use, related pain conditions, and legal involvement.

Conditions treated

Conditions / Mental Health
PTSD / TraumaCo-Occurring DisordersChronic Pain
Substances Treated
AlcoholOpioidsCocaineMethamphetamineBenzodiazepinesStimulantsNicotine / Tobacco

Treatment approaches

Therapies Offered
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)Motivational InterviewingGroup TherapyIndividual TherapyTrauma-Focused
Treatment Approaches
Evidence-Based12-StepTrauma-InformedHarm Reduction

Who this facility serves

Who We Support
MenWomenYoung AdultsAdultsSeniorsVeterans / MilitaryCourt-Ordered / DUI
Age Groups
Young Adults (18–25)Adults (26–64)Seniors (65+)
Gender Program
Co-Ed
Languages
EnglishSpanishASLChinese / MandarinTagalog

Levels of care

  • ✓Detox
  • ✕Inpatient
  • ✓Residential Rehab
  • ✕PHP / Day Treatment
  • ✕Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
  • ✕Outpatient Rehab
  • ✓Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
  • ✓Dual-Diagnosis / Co-Occurring
  • ✓Sober Living
  • ✕Aftercare / Continuing Care
  • ✓Virtual / Telehealth
  • ✕In-Home Care
  • ✕Interventions
  • ✕Recovery Coaching
  • ✕Concierge Treatment
  • ✕Retreat
  • ✕Recovery School
  • ✕Therapeutic Boarding School

Insurance & payment

Payment options
Financing / Payment PlansState-Funded / Free

Accreditation and licensing

State Licensed

The facility

Transportation Provided

Admissions and policies

Smoking PermittedVape-Free Facility

How this compares nearby

Among the 127 treatment centers we list within 30 miles of San Francisco, this is one of:

  • 8that offer services in Tagalog
  • 17that offer Sober Living
  • 20that treat Cocaine
  • 35that treat Chronic Pain
  • 35that use 12-Step

Frequently asked questions

What levels of care does Salvation Army offer?

Salvation Army offers Detox, Residential Rehab, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), Dual-Diagnosis / Co-Occurring, Sober Living and Virtual / Telehealth.

What conditions does Salvation Army treat?

Salvation Army treats PTSD / Trauma, Co-Occurring Disorders and Chronic Pain.

What therapies does Salvation Army use?

Salvation Army offers Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy and Trauma-Focused.

Is Salvation Army accredited?

Salvation Army lists accreditation from State Licensed.

What languages are spoken at Salvation Army?

Services are available in English, Spanish, ASL, Chinese / Mandarin and Tagalog.

Who does Salvation Army serve?

Salvation Army lists programmes for Men, Women, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors, Veterans / Military and Court-Ordered / DUI.

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Where this information comes from

Listing details for Salvation Army are compiled from SAMHSA National Directory of Treatment Facilities and findtreatment.gov.

  • ✓ Website checked and reachable — 28 July 2026

Record last updated 1 August 2026.

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