A Kokoro residence at dusk in the west San Fernando Valley

Canoga Park · West Hills

Our homes

Three houses across the west San Fernando Valley, the men’s ranch campus and a quieter second house in Canoga Park, and our women’s residence in West Hills, all within about fifteen minutes of each other. Private rooms are available at some of our homes; ask when you call.

Men’s · Canoga Park

Community Street

The ranch. One acre with horses, the pool, and the most social house of the three.

Community is the house people ask for by name, a full acre in Canoga Park with the pool, the horses, the biggest kitchen, and the long shaded table where most of the real conversations happen. If someone is coming out of treatment and needs to be around people rather than alone with their own head, this is the house.

One acreHorses on sitePool & jacuzziBasketballFull-size beds

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Men’s · Canoga Park

Nevada Avenue

Our second men’s house. Quieter than the ranch, close-knit by design.

Nevada is our second men’s house in Canoga Park, smaller and calmer than Community by design, and minutes from the ranch campus. For someone who does better with a quieter home base and a shorter roster of housemates, this is the house.

Men onlyCalmer by designFull-size bedsGardenWorkstations

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Women’s · West Hills

Deveron Ridge

Our women’s residence. The quietest place we have, tucked into West Hills.

Deveron is a women’s house and it is run like one: 22 guests on a quiet residential street. Women coming out of treatment are often juggling custody, safety, work and motherhood, and a co-ed house handles all of that badly. So we don’t run one.

Women onlyDeliberately smallFull-size bedsWorkstations

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Not sure which one

Call and describe the person. We’ll tell you which house.

Fit matters more than availability. If Community is open and Deveron is right, we’ll say so, and if none of the three is right, we’ll tell you that too and point you somewhere better.

(626) 224-3711 Current openings

Made full-size beds and morning light at Nevada Avenue