Start Your Recovery. Start Your Life.
Affordable & Accessible Sober Living
Come discover a true community of men dedicated to recovering from substance abuse at The Recovery Foundation’s Foundation House located in Mar Vista.
The Foundation House is a nonprofit mental health-focused sober living home.
Located in the heart of West Los Angeles, The Foundation House provides our residents with a truly unique experience in Los Angeles transitional living.
What We Offer
Our strong community environment encourages our residents to build their self-esteem while creating meaningful relationships. Learning how to have fun, building lasting friendships and interacting with other people is an integral part of what we do here. We ask that our clients arrive with an open mind and put trust in the process.
How We Can Help
Sober Living
We are a non-profit sober living home that encourages our clients to opt for a path of recovery that works for them and their lifestyle.
Support
We dedicate our time and care to giving our clients the tools they need to achieve a long-lasting and fruitful recovery.
A Recovery Community
We created a community environment where residents can build their self-esteem, create lifelong relationships, and where recovery thrives.
Why Choose The Recovery Foundation?
At our nonprofit mental health sober living home, we treat our clients with the individual care and attention they need to make a full, long-lasting recovery from their mental illness and addiction problems. We understand that each person responds differently to treatments and that each person is coming from a different combination of experiences, therefore we do not offer a one-size-fits-all treatment plan. The Foundation House is a mental health sober living home that has each client’s best interest at heart.
We believe in providing our clients with the fundamental tools to have a meaningful life, with purpose and usefulness to themselves and those around them. By building trust, developing integrity, learning accountability, change is invoked. We also insist that clients participate in their own sobriety. For example, service commitments, sober parties, conventions, dances, fellowship, and mandatory house outings.
Our Mission is Helping Others
Our mission is to provide a safe, fun, program-oriented setting where residents can find purpose, progress, and build a foundation for a life that is not only free of drugs and alcohol, but flourishing in all aspects. Our sober living’s staff consists of active members of the Los Angeles Sober Living recovery community and comes with years of experience, professional backgrounds, counseling certifications, and various expertise in health, wellness and employment services.
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Make an Impact, Change a Life.
Our 501-3(c) non-profit is here to help the local community and those who need it most. In order to do that we rely on donations from people like you who want to make an impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of sober living can vary significantly depending on various factors such as location, amenities offered, program duration, and level of support provided. On average, sober living facilities can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per month. Some may accept insurance or offer sliding scale fees based on income, while others may require payment upfront. It’s best to research and contact specific facilities directly to inquire about their pricing and any potential financial assistance options available.
If you require additional treatment while in sober living, many facilities can accommodate your needs. Some sober living homes may offer on-site counseling services or have partnerships with local treatment centers. Additionally, they may assist you in finding appropriate resources such as outpatient programs, therapy sessions, or support groups to address your specific needs while maintaining your residency in sober living.
Yes, most sober living homes have rules and guidelines in place to create a supportive and structured environment conducive to recovery. These rules typically include guidelines regarding curfew, substance use, visitors, chores, attendance at support meetings, and adherence to house policies. The specific rules can vary from one facility to another, but they are generally designed to promote accountability, sobriety, and mutual respect among residents.
Many sober living facilities encourage residents to pursue employment, education, or vocational training as part of their recovery journey. However, the ability to work or attend school while in sober living may depend on individual circumstances, such as your readiness for such responsibilities and the program’s rules regarding outside commitments. Some facilities may have specific guidelines regarding employment or school attendance, such as curfews or requirements to maintain sobriety and attend support meetings. It’s essential to discuss your goals and plans with the sober living staff to ensure that they align with the program’s expectations and guidelines.
