 
Sacramento Transitional and Clean and Sober Housing I 2012
Below are six subsidized transitional housing programs, each require a intake referral before you can enter. Individuals can call the programs to find out more about how to achieve residency, they are glad to help. There are additional transitional housing programs for pregnant women, AIDS/HIV, mental health and foster youth. A foster youth may call the program and talk to the intake worker to help you through the process. Last, there are some sliding scale and low-income clean and sober transitional housing listed if you are not eligible for a subsidized program. We have included words in "blue" that you can follow for resources that provide more detailed information, so feel free to explore. We hope this list of Transitional Living and Clean and Sober programs will help you in the next step of your journey. Ready to begin? Subscribe to Housing updates and join 100's of other happy families!  Post your comments, questions and updates to the new Sacramento Resource Directory forum!
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§ Subsidized Serna Village 5836 Dudley Blvd., McClellan, CA 95652 map Ph. (916) 339-2746 Provides a living community for Sacramento homeless families with at least one adult with a verifiable disability or escaping a Domestic Violence situation. Families must be referred by a Social Service agency. | Sacramento Cottage Housing 1500 North A Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 map 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. | Mather Community Campus 3587 Bleckley St., Mather, CA 95655 map Ph. (916) 228-3100 Provides up to a six month 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. | Options for Recovery - Transitional Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 929-8038 Provides six month clean & sober transitional living program for mothers with children 12 and younger. There are eligibility requirements and referral process with Case Management. | VOA Cal Works Family Transitional Housing Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 916922-9335 Designed to keep families together during the substance abuse recovery process, this one-year CalWorks-referral program is designed for couples with children, as well as single parents. During their residency at our 14-unit complex, parents in recovery are provided aftercare support, life-skills training, and permanent housing referrals. Intake by referral. | § Foster Youth Laverne Adolfo Transitional Housing for Former Foster Youth Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 879-1784 Sacramento transitional living program for individual’s 18 - 24 age groups whom have aged out of foster-care. May reside for up to 24 months and a referral may be required. Youth 18 - 24 may make a self-referral. | § Mental Health Passages Supported Housing Program 2100 Watt Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95825 map Ph. (916) 480-9000 Provides transitional housing program to adults’ 18 - 24 age group. Also provides mental health case management services. | Homeless Transitional Apartment Program (Palmer) Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 921-6099 - Intakes through ACCESS or walk-ins at Guest House Mon. – Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Show up very early. Provides a cooperative apartment setting which provides safe, affordable housing, independent living skills training and mental health recovery support. | § AIDS/HIV 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 and follow up. | § Pregnant and Parents Tubman House Sacramento, CA. Ph. (916) 372-6272 Offers 18 month free transitional living program for pregnant or parenting families 18 - 21 ages facing homelessness. | | Locate Rental Assistance, Free TB testing, etc... |
§ Clean and Sober Learning to Live 3231 Lerwick Road, Sacramento, CA 95821 map 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. | Skyway House 564 Rio Linda Avenue, Suite 103, Chico, CA 95692 map Ph. (530) 898-8326 Mon. - Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Drug and alcohol transitional housing program for single men and women. Only 450.00 each month including phone and utilities. | Clean & Sober Living Fair Oaks 8934 Madison Ave., Fair Oaks, CA 95628 map Ph. (916) 961-2691 Transitional living program arrangements requiring mandatory clean & sober living. Sliding scale fees, No deposit Required. | Second Chance Living 7670 GibLane, Antelope, CA 95843 map 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. |
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