Founded by Daughters of Charity

Helping San Francisco’s most marginalized women and their families find healing and hope since 1852.

Helping San Francisco’s most marginalized women and their families find healing and hope since 1852.

 

Our Programs

Epiphany Center seeks to strengthen family life with holistic substance abuse and trauma recovery services for women and their young children.

Residential Recovery

Our programs offer residential drug treatment at two sites for women and their young children. They provide support in parenting, independent living skills, and positive communication skills.

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Family Treatment

Our mental health clinic treats children experiencing stress due to disruption of family unity, reunification, or other traumatic situations.

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Community Outreach

Our Community Outreach programs help create positive futures for children, parents and the community by strengthening parent-child relationships.

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ABOUT

Founded in 1852 by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent De Paul.

Epiphany Center continues the tradition of its founders by providing holistic client-centered care to a diverse population of children, women and families who are the most vulnerable in our society.

Our Clients

In her words…

Epiphany Center alumnae reach out to us to let us know the impact our programs had on their and their little ones’ lives.

 

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT

LaVerne Reiterman Honored with St. Louise de Marillac Award 

At this year’s Benefit Party & Show, we honored Epiphany League member Mrs. LaVerne Reiterman with the St. Louise de Marillac Award for her over 20 years of selfless service. St. Louise de Marillac, the patron saint of social workers, co-founded the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. Recipients of the Award are, like St. Louise, deeply committed to our mission of service and have selflessly served the agency for over 7 years.

IN THE NEWS

Epiphany named to Newsweek magazine's annual list of "America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers"

We are so proud and grateful to be featured by Newsweek as one of “America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers 2024.” Thank you to all of you who work directly with our Epiphany Center residents as well as all of you who support our programs through your compassion, hard work and resources.

VOLUNTEER

 

We could not do what we do it without the generous support of our incredible volunteers.

 

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