Structured Men's and Women's Recovery Homes in Los Angeles

Our nonprofit drug free recovery homes in Los Angeles serve the most vulnerable with chronic and acute substance addiction. Our residents seek a life-saving, transformative and sustainable recovery approach in a gender specific collaborative living environment based on finding a spiritual awakening through the 12-Steps, combined with fostering lasting behavior change through high impact peer mentoring from our fellow residents, and our alumni support community.

Women's House

Our women's recovery home offers a nurturing and empowering space for women to address their unique challenges, build self-esteem, and develop a network of support on their journey to lasting recovery. Learn More.

Men's House

Our men's recovery home fosters brotherhood, accountability, and personal development through high impact peer mentoring in parallel to the resident's 12-Step process to transform their thinking, feeling and actions towards sustainable recovery. Learn More.

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Your support of our nonprofit mission to help those with chronic and acute substance addiction find sustainable recovery without a financial barrier to entry that need it the most is vital to our continued success. Your donation today helps us ensure we are able to remain a non-profit life saving solution in a recovery community that has a dearth of affordable options for a drug free long-term high impact 12-Step peer mentoring driven process in a collaborative residential living environment. Please help us build our sustainable revenue for this year and for years to come!

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Awakening Recovery - A Non-Profit Structured Recovery Home in West La️ 1 week ago

This research supports our lived experience. That homelessness is a double edge sword as a relates to substance addiction. At Awakening Recovery, we provide a vital long-term recovery, housing solution leading to service based independent, living and reintegration into the community. If you need help, please reach out to us today. "This representative study shows that illicit substance use (especially methamphetamine) is highly prevalent among individuals experiencing homelessness in California. The results of the study also show that a substantial number of participants began using illicit substances regularly only after experiencing homelessness and had unmet substance use treatment needs. Taken together, these results suggest that illicit substance use may be both a cause and effect of homelessness."

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High risk, low access: Illicit drug use and treatment needs among California’s homeless population

In this geospatial modeling analysis done in Ohio, more than a third…

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