Three houses across the west San Fernando Valley. Two men’s, one women’s, all within about fifteen minutes of each other — which means if the fit isn’t right, moving between them isn’t a crisis.
Men’s · Canoga Park
The pool house. Our largest common areas and the most social of the three.
Community is the house people ask for by name. It has the pool, 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.
Women’s · Canoga Park
Quieter, softer and deliberately smaller. Women only, with no exceptions.
Nevada is a women’s house and it is run like one. Women coming out of treatment are often navigating things — custody, safety, work, motherhood — that a co-ed house handles badly. So we don’t run one.
Men’s · West Hills
One acre, horses, and the quietest place we have.
A full acre of West Hills horse property. There are animals to feed and land to look after, and both turn out to matter more than anyone expects. For someone who does badly in dense environments, this is the 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.
