Little House

Little House Little House is a 28 bed rehabilitation home that serves women recovering from drug and alcohol addic

01/23/2026

Little House Recovery Is Hiring

Little House Recovery is currently hiring for the following full-time positions:

Program Technician

Shifts Available:

Graveyard:
• Wednesday–Sunday

Mid / Graveyard:
• Monday 10pm–6am
• Tuesday 10pm–6am
• Wednesday 2pm–10pm
• Saturday 2pm–10pm
• Sunday 2pm–10pm

Pay: $20.00/hour + benefits
Requirements:
• RADT required
• Ability to start ASAP

Outpatient Counselor

Location: Bellflower, CA (In-person)
Schedule: Tuesday–Friday (mid-shift) + Saturday 8am–4pm
Pay: $28–$30/hour (DOE)
Requirement: CA registered or certified substance abuse counselor

Benefits Include

• Medical, dental & vision
• CEUs
• Paid holidays
• PTO

📩 Apply / Send resumes or inquiries to:
ssalmeron@littlehouseinc.org

Join a team committed to real recovery and real impact.

01/22/2026

Most people don’t struggle because they don’t want help.
They struggle because letting others in feels terrifying.

Healing starts when someone finally stops trying to carry it alone.

Some moments in recovery don’t look dramatic.They look like sitting still.Waiting.Letting the noise pass.For many women,...
01/21/2026

Some moments in recovery don’t look dramatic.
They look like sitting still.
Waiting.
Letting the noise pass.

For many women, healing begins in these quiet pauses—when the world keeps moving, but they finally don’t have to.

01/20/2026

Not everyone avoids help because they don’t want it.
Some people avoid it because they truly believe they can’t live without the thing that’s killing them.

Recovery begins when honesty finally outweighs fear.

01/19/2026

The best way to support someone in recovery?
Just be present.

Not with lectures.
Not with reminders of everything they’ve done wrong.
Not with judgment or criticism.

Just love them.
Sit with them.
Let them figure things out without feeling like they’re being watched or graded.

Sometimes presence is the most powerful thing you can give.

01/18/2026

For a long time, survival meant walls up.
Always on defense.
Always ready to protect yourself.

Coming here meant letting that wall come down—and realizing you didn’t have to do it alone anymore.

Sometimes the proudest moment isn’t staying strong.
It’s finally feeling safe enough to soften.

There’s a moment when denial breaks.When light gets in.When the truth can’t be ignored anymore.You don’t have to face th...
01/17/2026

There’s a moment when denial breaks.
When light gets in.
When the truth can’t be ignored anymore.

You don’t have to face that moment alone.

We walk with individuals and families through the rebuilding—carefully and intentionally.

Who’s helping you move forward from here?

This doorway holds fear and hope at the same time.Leaving what’s familiar.Choosing what’s healthier.You don’t have to do...
01/16/2026

This doorway holds fear and hope at the same time.
Leaving what’s familiar.
Choosing what’s healthier.

You don’t have to do it alone.

We walk with individuals and families through these first steps—steadily and intentionally.

Who’s helping you cross this threshold?

Every woman in recovery knows this feeling—standing between two worlds.The life that broke you…and the life waiting if y...
01/15/2026

Every woman in recovery knows this feeling—
standing between two worlds.
The life that broke you…
and the life waiting if you’re brave enough to step forward.

Little House is where women choose the light.
Even when it feels scary.
Even when it feels unfamiliar.
It’s where new beginnings start.

Healing doesn’t always look like group rooms and schedules.Sometimes it looks like breathing again.Sitting still.Letting...
01/14/2026

Healing doesn’t always look like group rooms and schedules.
Sometimes it looks like breathing again.
Sitting still.
Letting the past loosen its grip.

Little House gives women space to find themselves—
in quiet moments like this,
where the world feels wide open again
instead of closing in.

Women experience substance use and mental health disorders differently than men—biologically, emotionally, and socially....
01/13/2026

Women experience substance use and mental health disorders differently than men—biologically, emotionally, and socially. Research shows women often develop dependence faster, experience stronger physical effects from substances, and are more likely to struggle with co-occurring anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Over 60% of women with substance use disorders report a history of trauma, often tied to relationships, caregiving roles, or early life experiences. Despite this, women are more likely to delay treatment—putting others first, minimizing their own pain, or believing they should be able to “handle it.” Recovery for women isn’t about willpower. It’s about safety, stability, and care that understands the full story.

01/12/2026

One of the biggest shifts in treatment happens quietly.

People arrive convinced they’re different.
That no one could possibly understand their story, their behavior, their pain.

Then they sit in a room with others who sound almost exactly the same.

That realization—that you’re not broken, not unique in your suffering, and not alone—is often the first crack where healing begins. Recovery doesn’t start with answers. It starts with connection.

Address

9718 Harvard Street
Bellflower, CA
90706

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15629252777

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