The Santa Maria Stabilization Center is a short-term (up to 72 hours) jail diversion program that provides a structured environment to homeless individuals under the influence of drugs and alcohol to sober up and be linked to support services.

The main objective of the Center is rerouting individuals under the influence away from arrest and incarceration to a safe place to sober up and stabilize. 

Core services provided include transportation, shelter, nourishment, clothing, psychoeducation to individuals, referrals to mental health and substance use treatment programs, and linkage to emergency housing opportunities.

Homeless adults under the influence of drugs and alcohol.