Reports and Documents

Treatment Program Directory

• Directory of Publicly Funded Perinatal Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment and Recovery Programs in California (PDF)- lists publicly funded programs that provide women-specific services for treatment and recovery from alcohol and other drug addictions, along with diverse supportive services for California women and their children.

Fact Sheets

• Women in Treatment 2006 (PDF)
• Perinatal Programs: Alcohol and Drug Programs (PDF)
• Alcohol Use During Pregnancy - Alcohol use during pregnancy can cause permanent harm to the fetus. The Department of Health Services' Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health Branch conducts an annual assessment of alcohol use by pregnant women. This link will take you to the most recent findings.
• History of Perinatal Substance Abuse Services in California (PDF)
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (PDF)
• Substance-Exposed Infants (Senate Bill 2669) (PDF)

Reports

• Perinatal Environmental Scan - The California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, Office of Women’s and Perinatal Services (formerly Office of Perinatal Substance Abuse) asked Children and Family Futures, Inc. to conduct a Perinatal Environmental Scan to determine the status of perinatal services for women with substance use disorders; assess current trends; and formulate recommendations for prioritization and planning.
  • Full Report (4/30/2007) (PDF)
  • Summary Report (5/17/07) (PDF) - This report discusses five research questions and provides selected findings and recommendations.
  • Data on California's Women and Families with Substance Use Disorders (PDF)
    This document is the data to support the above Perinatal Environment Scan.
• Perinatal Services Network Guidelines (PDF) - The guidelines describes the perinatal program requirements and governing citations from the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), California Health and Safety Code (HSC), and ADP Policy Letters and list the continuum of treatment modalities and service options that can be provided with perinatal funding.

Articles

• The Invisible Havoc of Prenatal Alcohol Damage (PDF) - excerpted from the 2002 edition of Journal of the Center For Families, Children &the Courts.
• Environmental Contaminants in Breast Milk: Should You Be Concerned? - LifeCare
• Alcohol and Pregnancy Don't Mix: Binge Drinking Among Women Ages 18-44 on the Rise (PDF) - National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Annual Reports

• Annual Report 2005 (PDF)
• Annual Report 2004 (PDF)
• Annual Report 2003 (PDF)
• Annual Report 2002 (PDF)