Hispanic UMADAOP/Casa Alma

Bilingual and Culturally Grounded Care

Hispanic UMADAOP’s Casa Alma delivers treatment in English and Spanish, creating an inclusive environment that reflects the community it serves. The nonprofit emphasizes culturally responsive care and offers specialized programming for pregnant and postpartum women, veterans, justice-involved individuals, people living with HIV/AIDS, and those with trauma histories.

Residential and Outpatient Flexibility

Residential treatment at Casa ALMA provides up to 30 days of structured care with counseling, crisis support, and 12-step involvement. Clients seeking more flexible options can join the intensive outpatient program (IOP) with three sessions weekly for six weeks or a 12-week outpatient track with weekly groups. Each pathway combines group therapy, individual counseling, and case management to support lasting change.

Therapies with Real-Life Impact

Evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma counseling are paired with family therapy and peer support. Practical resources help clients manage life outside treatment, including vocational training, workforce development, and housing navigation. Additional services address gambling disorder, domestic violence, parenting, HIV education and testing, and naloxone overdose prevention.

Prevention and Community Connection

Beyond treatment, the organization invests in prevention through bilingual school-based initiatives that teach young people emotional skills, goal-setting, and healthy decision-making. Family programs strengthen communication and resilience, while aftercare planning, mentoring, and recovery support groups extend guidance after discharge, reinforcing stability in both personal recovery and community wellness.