| Modified Oct-09 -PDF Welcome to the Sacramento transitional housing resource page. Each Sacramento Transitional Living and Clean & Sober residential program is listed in the order of which program is free. The transitional programs all have varying eligibility or referral requirements and possibly a waiting list. We have included words in "blue" that you can follow for resources that provide more detailed information, so feel free to explore and all links open in a new window. There are Sacramento transitional living and clean and sober programs for Adults, Foster Youth, Families with Children, Mental Health, Disibilities, and Clean & Sober transitional housing resources. We hope that these resources will help you in the next step of your journey. Ready to begin? J We welcome your requests, suggestions or updates about this page. Take a moment to email SCFR at: 24theworld@onefatherslove.com Make a difference in the lives of families who need help. Make a donation as a gift in someone’s name.
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Transitional Living and Community Support 1400 North A Street, Bldg. A, Sacramento, CA. 95811, Ph. (916) 440-1500 Provides Sacramento resources for transitional living services and support for adults with psychiatric and other disabilities. |
Serna Village 5836 Dudley Blvd., McClellan, CA. 95652, Ph. (916) 339-2746 Provides a living community for Sacramento homeless families with a verifiable disability or escaping a Domestic Violence situation. Families must be referred by a Social Service agency. 1500 North A Street, Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 492-9009 x14 Offers transitional living program in downtown Sacramento with a clean and sober requirement. There is a waiting list and you will need to go through a Social Worker.
Options for Recovery Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 929-8038 Provides six to nine month clean & sober transitional living program for mothers with children 12 and younger. There are eligibility requirements and referral process with Case Management.
Bishop Francis A. Quinn Cottages 1500 North A Street, Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 492-2386 - (916) 492-9065 There is a waiting list, you may need to be in a shelter or other residential program in order to get in. This program is County funded you will need to go through a Case Manager to get in.
3587 Bleckley St., Mather, CA. 95655 Ph. (916) 228-3142 or 228-3100 Provides up to a two-year transitional living program with additional training and employment referrals. There are eligibility requirements, waiting list, and a referral process that you must complete through a Social Worker.
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services 3333 Third Avenue, Sacramento, CA. 95817 Ph. (916) 456-1980 Sacramento transitional living programs for homeless and at risk families with children. Provides additional family support services for residents and a safe place to live and a structured program for mentoring, education, and community service. May have a waiting list.
Passages Supported Housing Program 2201 Park Town Circle, Suite 200, Sacramento, CA. 95825 Ph. (916) 480-9000 Provides transitional housing program to adults 18 - 24 age group. Also provides case management services. | What Matters Transitional Housing-Clean & Sober Independent Living for Single Men and Women. Ph. (916) 685-8655 Email: wmtransitionalhme@live.com Sacramento Location Rent $525.00-$550.00 Includes.Life/Career Goal Development, Meals, Utilities, Washer & Dryer, House Phone, & Much More. WM is here to serve you….Three Bedrooms with Double Capacity | Learning to Live 3231 Lerwick Road, Sacramento, CA 95821, Ph. (916) 798-9908 Men's transitional living program. Learning to Live is registered as a sober living environment with CAARR. Offers "completely furnished" rooms and "utilities" are included in the rent. | 
The Door of Hope Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 448-3733 Provides a faith-based transitional living home for women. Includes restoring hope to women and teaching re-entry and life skills. Fees are paid privately or by a donation of only 300.00 each month, includes food, utilities, furnishings and all other amenities. | | Second Chance Living 7670 GibLane , Antelope, CA 95843 Ph. (916) 348-8422
Weekly on site AA / NA meetings - Weekly house meetings - Tutoring for GED courses - Sunday worship services at Abundant Life Fellowship Center - Life Skills coaching and training Nonprofit/Faith Based clean and sober living. Also participant in Supportive Housing programs. | Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 349-2876 or 394-1597 or 448-6593 Sacramento transitional living program for individuals 18 - 24 age group whom have aged out of foster-care. May reside for up to 24 months and a referral may be required. | Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 441-7800 Offers group counseling, parenting training, and permanent Sacramento housing referrals. | Ph. (916) 456-5166 Administrative Office: 1250 Sutterville Rd., Suite 200, Sacramento, CA. 95822 Ph. (916) 456-5166 Provides residential service to developmentally disabled adults within Sacramento county. Must meet eligibility requirements and have a referral from Alta California Regional Center. | Located at Guest House across from Loaves and Fishes. 1400 North A Street, Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 440-1500 for intake, or (916) 921-6099 Transitional living program services for Sacramento homeless adults with psychiatric disabilities.Transitional living for up to 12 months. | Transitional Living & Support 470 Bannon Street, Sacramento, CA. 95814 Ph. (916) 440-1500 Sacramento transitional living and clean and sober programs. Please call for assistance. | AIDS Housing Alliance P.O. Box 161908, Sacramento, CA. 95816 Ph. (916) 979-0925 Provides Sacramento transitional living program for up to 2 years with case management follow up. | 8934 Madison Ave., Fair Oaks, CA. 95628 Ph. (916) 961-2691 Transitional living program arrangements requiring mandatory clean & sober living. Sliding scale fees, No deposit Required, offer can be valuable for they who do not qualify for subsidized transitional living programs. |
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