Important Links
To find quality sober living in Southern California, use the drop-down locator above, and on every other site page. Listings are organized by area.
Information and registration for training workshops for sober living operators and managers is in our training section, at the link below:
Our new section on housing rights includes the Department of Justice opinion on sober living rights under the Fair Housing Act. Find it here
For toll-free referral information to quality Southern California sober living, see our referral page at this link:
If you want information about joining a local sober living coalition, membership requirements and materials can be found here:
The Sober Living Network is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting excellence in the operation and management of sober living and other community recovery support resources.
Nearly 10,000 men and women in Southern California find safety and support in quality sober living each year. Recent university research has shown sober living to be tremendously effective in promoting long-term recovery from alcoholism and addiction.
These and similar studies suggest that sober living should play a prominent role in publicly supported efforts to combat the social toll of addiction and drug dependency. However sober living is virtually ignored by most governmental sources of funding.
New Housing Rights Section
Local governments across the nation are enacting or considering restrictions on housing for the disabled, including people recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction. Many of these violate Federal law.
Please visit our new housing rights page for a joint statement by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Housing and Urban Develpopment about the rights of sober living and other group homes for the disabled to exist in local neighborhoods.
The Sober Living Network provides a range of community services, including:
The Sober Living Network is a nonprofit tax-exempt public benefit corporation that gratefully accepts donations from those who understand the need for long-term recovery supportive housing and other community-based means of addressing the disease of addiction.
The Sober Living Network
P.O. Box 5235
Santa Monica, CA 90409
(310) 396-5270