San DiegoRecovery
Residences
A Not-For-Profit 501(c)(3)
If you are on the courageous path of recovery, then you deserve the best that San Diego has to offer when it comes to sober living homes. Our listings are carefully selected and vetted to ensure that each house is providing excellent structure, nice amenities, and caring support. We represent the best of what San Diego has to offer when it comes to sober living houses.
There are many options available to you to choose from, but all sober living environments on this site are owned and operated by those whose top priority is to provide a safe & comfortable setting for you to continue your recovery and pursue your professional or educational goals.
It probably doesn’t surprise you that our organization and most of our members are made up of those who are in recovery themselves. It is a point of pride for our organization to help to help others who are in early sobriety find the best possible living situation so that they can resume their career (or education) while still getting the structure and accountability they need.
No doubt you’ve heard the sayings in 12-Step meetings: “it just keeps getting better and better,” well, it really does and we want to help you find out how uplifting and incredible a life of recovery can be. Contact one of our houses today.
SOARR was incorporated as 501(c)(3) Not for Profit Public Benefit Corporation.
For additional information, help with finding a sober living residence, or joining our organization please contact us at 619-828-2001
Our organization has partnered with the top governing bodies, CCAPP and NARR, to make sure that our members are using best practices with regard to operating their sober living home. We require that our members are up to date with the latest clinical information about treating addiction. We do not require CCAPP membership, but will verify and put the certification on our website.
We also require that clean, comfortable, and modern amenities are provided in the sober living homes of our members. If you are willing to pursue the path of recovery, we know that you deserve the best setting possible to thrive and continue your sobriety.
Since a recovery residence is meant to be a controlled, safe and substance-free living environment, if you’re using drugs or alcohol, you can’t remain there. Leaving the sober living home is not meant as a form of punishment, but rather to keep other residents supported and safe from triggers and temptations. Grounds for immediate termination from a SOARR sober living home include, but are not limited to, using alcohol or drugs, taking a fellow resident out to use substances, violence, and/or sexual misconduct.