Sober living in Canoga Park
We are actually in Canoga Park. Two of our three residences sit here — Community Street for men and Nevada Avenue for women — which puts us in a small category, because most of the sites you'll find searching for “sober living Canoga Park” are national directories and templated city pages run by houses in Playa del Rey or Mar Vista.
Our houses here
The residences we run in Canoga Park.
Local detail
Why Canoga Park works.
Getting around
Metro lines run along Sherman Way and Vanowen, the Orange Line busway is a short ride south, and Canoga Park Metrolink connects to downtown. Guests without a car can hold a job.
Work
The Warner Center corridor is minutes away — hospitality, retail, warehousing, trades and construction all hire locally, and several guests have found work within walking distance.
Meetings
Canoga Park and the surrounding West Valley have meetings running morning to night, most within a ten-minute drive. We'll help someone find the ones that fit rather than handing over a list.
Outpatient care
Woodland Hills, Tarzana and Encino are dense with IOP and PHP providers. If a guest arrives with a provider they like, they keep them — we have no affiliated clinic and no financial interest in where anyone gets clinical care.
Before you call anyone
What to ask any sober living in this valley.
Ask us the same questions. We publish the answers to all of them, which is the point.
- What exactly happens after a positive test? Ours
- Where does someone go if they're discharged?
- Am I required to attend a specific outpatient program? Not here
- Do you pay or accept money for referrals? Neither, here
- Can I see the house rules before I pay anything? Yes
Local questions
Asked about Canoga Park.
How much does sober living cost in Canoga Park?
Structured sober living in the west San Fernando Valley generally runs $1,200 to $3,000 a month. At Kokoro every placement is discussed individually — some guests pay privately, others are funded through nonprofit or government programs — and there is no security deposit. One call gets you a straight number for your situation.
Are there both men's and women's sober living homes in Canoga Park?
Yes — Kokoro operates two gender-separate residences in Canoga Park: Community Street for men (with a pool) and Nevada Avenue for women. We don't run co-ed housing.
Do Canoga Park sober living homes accept Suboxone or Vivitrol?
Ours do. Kokoro is MAT-friendly: guests prescribed buprenorphine or extended-release naltrexone are accepted with documentation within 48 hours of intake, and a documented prescription is never treated as a positive test.
How fast can someone move into sober living in Canoga Park?
Typically one to three days from first call, and same-day is possible when a bed is open and the fit is clear. Call before late afternoon if the timeline is tight.
Can you get around Canoga Park without a car?
Yes — Metro lines run along Sherman Way and Vanowen, the G (Orange) Line busway is a short ride south, and Canoga Park Metrolink connects to downtown. Guests without a car hold jobs from our houses routinely.
Come and look at the houses.
Free tours, about twenty minutes, bring whoever you want. Or walk them in 360° from wherever you are right now.
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