Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers in Hayward, California

C.U.R.A., Inc. (Carnales Unidos Reformando Adictos, Inc.) is a licensed residential recovery provider in Fremont, California, offering immersive, live-in care for adult men whose substance use has already begun affecting housing stability, daily functioning, work, and relationships. Operating since 1969, it focuses on rebuilding stability through routine, community, and structured engagement rather than isolated outpatient contact.

Second Chance Inc. in Newark offers informal assessments to identify drug or alcohol problems and provide individual and group counseling, women’s recovery programs, court services, and court‐ordered treatments. Newark clients receive personalized guidance regardless of how they enter the program.

Phoenix Women’s Recovery Program, also in Newark, presents an all‐female recovery environment with intake assessments, treatment planning, one‐on‐one counseling, group support, and case management. In Newark, the program’s design fosters a supportive network among women in recovery.

Community Counseling and Education Center in Santa Barbara, CA, offers affordable, confidential counseling services to individuals, families, and couples. Clients in the Santa Barbara area can find pricing information on their website.

Options Recovery Services in San Leandro delivers a twelve-month day treatment program for men and women, complete with drug testing and counseling. San Leandro clients can attend evening sessions to accommodate work or study schedules and participate in aftercare planning.

Teen Challenge East Bay Men’s Center is a long-term, residential recovery setting for adult men in Oakland, California, operated by Teen Challenge NorWestCal Nevada. It serves men whose substance use or life-controlling behaviors have already begun disrupting housing stability, work, relationships, or daily functioning. The program is faith-based and community-driven, built around living on site while recovery is practiced through routine, accountability, and shared responsibility.

Our Common Ground (often called OCG) is a substance use and mental health recovery program that supports adults whose patterns of alcohol or drug use, often alongside emotional or mental health challenges, have already begun disrupting their work, relationships, housing stability, or daily functioning. It’s a community-focused organization that blends residential care, outpatient engagement, and ongoing support to help people build new routines and accountability within the life they’re still living rather than stepping away into isolated clinical appointments.

Free At Last is a community-based substance use recovery center in East Palo Alto, California, rooted in a mission to help people whose alcohol or drug use has already begun disrupting their lives, relationships, housing, or stability. Founded by residents responding to deep local challenges, including violence and addiction cycles, it works from within the community rather than pulling people away from the world they still live in.

The Women’s Lodge at Friendship House Association of American Indians is a residential substance use recovery program for mothers and pregnant women where the focus isn’t on separating recovery from life, but on healing together with your child by your side. It’s one of the few places in the country focused on rebuilding family stability instead of pausing motherhood or leaving children behind to enter treatment.

Belmont Men’s Residential is a live-in recovery home for adult men operated by The Latino Commission in Belmont, California. It serves men whose alcohol or drug use has already begun disrupting housing stability, work, family roles, or daily routine and who need a structured place to live while recovery becomes part of everyday life.

The Native American Health Center in Oakland offers culturally attuned behavioral health services, including substance use counseling and recovery support. Therapists incorporate evidence-based practices such as CBT, EMDR, and motivational interviewing within a holistic framework that promotes resilience, balance, and self-determination.

Hope House is a live-in residential recovery program in Redwood City, California designed for adult women, including those who are pregnant, postpartum, or with infants, whose alcohol or drug use has already begun affecting housing stability, caregiving roles, daily routine, or emotional wellbeing. The program is part of the Service League of San Mateo County, a nonprofit that provides compassionate, community-rooted support services.