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Narconon Ojai is a residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program located on a hilltop estate above the Ojai Valley in Southern California. Unlike outpatient counseling where you return home each day, this is a full-time residential setting where people live on site as they work through the program’s structured stages, with the intention of moving from active addiction into a sustained drug-free life.

The Central East Regional Recovery Center offers comprehensive outpatient treatment for adults with substance use disorders. After DRS had examined the website, we found that services are accessible to all clients, regardless of whether their treatment is voluntary or mandated by the court. As part of its supportive services, the center addresses additional challenges, such as homelessness and employment issues.

Little House Inc. is a long-standing residential recovery program for women in Bellflower, California where adults whose substance use has already begun affecting relationships, housing stability, work, or emotional wellbeing come to live recovery rather than just talk about it. Licensed by the California Department of Health Care Services, this nonprofit creates a supportive, structured residential setting where women can stay typically 60 to 90 days, and sometimes longer depending on need, to work through habits that haven’t been holding up in daily life.

His Way Recovery House is a residential community in Manteca, California, serving adults whose substance use has already begun disrupting daily life and stability. The organization runs multiple sober living homes for men and women where recovery isn’t confined to appointments but lived through daily structure, supportive community, and accountability in everyday life.

The Alpha Henson Men’s Center is a long-term, faith-based residential recovery program for adult men located in Lincoln, California, operated as part of the Adult & Teen Challenge network. It serves men whose substance use and life-controlling patterns have already begun interfering with daily stability (housing, work, relationships, or personal direction) and who need a live-in environment where recovery is practiced through daily structure rather than short-term intervention.