South-Eastern Family Project (SEFP) Adult

Information provided by: the Greater Williamsburg Child Assessment Center

South-Eastern Family Project (SEPF) provides comprehensive, residential treatment for pregnant and parenting women who have substance use disorders.

Who we are: SEFP provides comprehensive day and residential treatment for pregnant and parenting women who are dependant on or addicted to alcohol and/or other drugs. Services are provided in a healthy, stable and secure residential environment where women and their children or newborns can remain together throughout the treatment stay. All services are provided by an array of licensed health and behavioral health care professionals including physicians, nurses, therapists and case managers. Our specialized substance abuse treatment services are provided based on an individualized assessment of each woman’s bio-psychological strengths and needs to include:

Health Care
Comprehensive prenatal & postpartum care
Family planning including contraceptive counseling
Nursing care management & coordination with pediatric care post delivery
HIV antibody testing & counseling
Evaluation & counseling for postpartum depression
Addition Treatment
Non-medical detoxification
On-site intensive day treatment that includes a range of culturally competent programming
Opiod replacement & management
Case Management coordination with referral agencies
Continuing support & relapse prevention through accessible community groups including AA/NA and faith-based organizations
Group, family & individual counseling
Discharge planning & coordination with referral agencies
Psychosocial Services
Group education in stress & anger management, and issues of sexism
Individual & group counseling concerning sexual & physical abuse & their prevention
Relationship & interpersonal skill building
Personal care issues of sexuality & image enhancement
Psychiatric & other mental health services
Home management training to develop budgeting, time management, nutrition & food preparation
Assistance with vocational & job skills training.

Address South-Eastern Virginia Family Project
2351 Terminal Avenue
Newport News, VA 23607
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Phone (757)245-1070
Phone (757) 788-0300 Hampton-Newport News CSB
Phone (804) 695-8139 Mid-Peninsula-Northern Neck CSB
Phone (757) 664-6670 Norfolk CSB
Web https://www.sefp.org/

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User Reviews

Fantastic group for pregant women with zero options
10/3/2018 1:02:58 PM

If not for these dedicated folks dealing 24/7 with pregnant ladies, there would be no other place for these ladies to deliver clean from drugs and off alcohol. They provide the tools and it's then up to the mother's to use them

Sara
4/13/2021 1:08:02 PM

Such an amazing structural environment for pregnant women getting there lives back together and gives you a true since of hope. They help with any aftercare needs as well. They help you get and learn to stay clean while also making sure to help provide and aftercare plan.

Tesa
8/3/2022 3:48:37 AM

This place was the best thing I did I found life and found my self I have learn so much since I was there and I felt safe and I felt like I had a family that really care for me like they did so if your struggle with drugs and your pregnant there is hope out there for u and your baby

Someone in need
7/30/2017 2:18:14 AM

It's an awesome program if you make it in the program .. didn't find out about the program til end of pregnancy but still gave it a chance thinking I'd be able to get in before delivering did assessment all paperwork done was hoping to get in following Tuesday but had baby on the Thursday three days after assessment so was not able to get into program being baby was born first so had to find different findings Medicaid no longer pays for services if baby comes first... which really was heartbreaking I was looking forward. To doing assessment that day and going in no later than following day doesn't happen that way