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Our homes · San Joaquin County, California

Structure, community,
and a path forward.

Our shared homes for men in San Joaquin County bring together a substance-free environment, daily accountability, and practical support for people working toward independent living.

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A supportive place to live.

Shared spaces and everyday amenities provide a foundation for focusing on recovery and building a routine.

  • Shared living spaces
  • Wi-Fi, laundry, cable TV, and computer access
  • Help with job goals, résumés, and next-step housing

Clear expectations, shared responsibility.

  • Stay substance-free; take part in weekly testing
  • Attend recovery meetings and work with a sponsor
  • Share house responsibilities
  • Participate in the 12-step and faith-based program
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Life together

Connection in everyday life.

Recovery meetings, house responsibilities, and time together are part of a shared routine. A community gives people a place to build trust and keep moving forward.

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Everyday life

Building a steadier routine.

Recovery meetings, shared responsibilities, and time for personal goals help give each day a direction. Small, consistent steps are part of building a more independent life.

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Understanding the program.

Before applying, talk with the team about the house rules, your needs, and the support available.

Do I need to choose a house?

No. Brian will discuss the available homes, room arrangements, accessibility, and program fit. Home addresses are shared during intake.

What does faith-based mean here?

Church services and Bible study are part of the program. Ask about participation requirements before applying.

Is treatment provided here?

We provide recovery housing, not detox, clinical treatment, or case management. Residents participate in counseling through outside providers.

What does a typical day include?

House responsibilities, recovery meetings, and work or job-search goals. House meetings, volunteering, and activities such as softball build connection. Schedules vary.

Can you help with the next step in housing?

Ask about transition planning and permanent-housing goals. Funding or other assistance depends on eligibility and availability.

What are the fees?

There is no application fee. Call to discuss housing fees, current space, and any available funding.

Let’s talk about the next step.

Call Brian to discuss availability and whether the program is right for you.

(209) 879-4466