Salvation Army Clitheroe.

Clitheroe's website says:
"The Salvation Army Clitheroe Center prioritizes admissions into services for pregnant women."

In fact, the only group that consistently fares more poorly at Clitheroe than pregnant women, is Alaska Natives.

• Five pregnant women were in Residential Treatment from Dec. '06 to June '07.

• The first was expelled soon after she found out she was pregnant. The young man who impregnated her was not expelled (here). She was homeless when she was expelled. She had been a college student at UAA. The reason she was expelled may have been related to a confidentiality violation (here).
  It will probably never be investigated . (Audio here)

• The second was expelled with several other clients. She was part of a group of clients expelled together.

• The third was admitted as a favor to a certain agency. She miscarried and left treatment early.

• The fourth did well.

• The fifth had a difficult time and I don't remember how she left.

• A sixth pregnant young lady was banned from Detox, but was admitted because a social worker for the V.A. forced Clitheroe to accept her.
  She is on the ban page.

• From Dec. '06 to June '07: Insured 60+ year old men completed treatment at a much higher rate than uninsured pregnant women. The 2 oldest clients in residential December '06, were the same 2 oldest clients in Detox in June '07.

• Their histories made them poor candidates for Residential Treatment. After Residential Treatment each returned to detox to sober up.

• Clitheroe made (very roughly) $40,000 on the two from Dec '06 to June '07.