Ilove zem zem it reminds me of the kinafa from Ramallah Palestine I wish I lived in Chicago every…read moretime I visit Chicago I go there everyday love love the place

Sometimes life doesn't happen the way you hoped. I believe that we also need to take 2 steps back…read moreto go one step forward. I believe that health means wealth. There's a lot of heart and dedication here. It's a new beginning here,And it's understood.

I live here for almost a year I was very ill this place was god sent to me I love these people like…read morea family when I came here I was lost being here I found myself again and a new family I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for kindness understanding and people with a good heart this is the place one day I will be leaving but I will never forget this beautiful family who really cares about people I love you guys so much

From the owner: Providing a home-like supportive environment for those experiencing homelessness and mental health…read moreissues and are seeking short term or permanent housing. We offer 2 meals per day (Mon-Fri), 3 meals (Sat and Sun), and shared living spaces (i.e. bedroom and bathroom). We also provide monthly in-house mental health and medical health visits.

The staff is great. They are very good and professional. The…read morefacility is very clean. The area is in a good location.

I first heard about Marvin Gardens Center after reading an article in a SoCal newspaper…read morehighlighting their work in reentry support, and I wanted to see for myself what made them stand out. What impressed me most is how organized and genuinely supportive the program feels. Marvin Gardens Center provides clear guidance, helpful resources, and a sense of structure that is incredibly important for people transitioning back into society. You can tell this is a place that takes its mission seriously. Director Carl Duron deserves special recognition. His leadership shows in how smoothly everything runs and in the respectful way people are treated. It is rare to see a director who is both hands on and truly invested in positive outcomes, but that is clearly the case here. The environment feels focused, calm, and purposeful. Whether someone is looking for transitional housing resources, work release information, or simply direction during reentry, Marvin Gardens Center provides real help rather than empty promises. After seeing the article and experiencing the center firsthand, it is easy to understand why they receive positive attention. Marvin Gardens Center is doing meaningful work for the community, and it shows.

Ethos really helped me when I was in a bad spot through the help from all the staff I was given a…read morenew outlook on life. This place helped me grow in ways I didn't even know existed I will always say this was the best investment I've ever made in my life I live the guys here and still come by randomly to encourage new guys. KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK GUYS!!!!

I just passed my anniversary of 12 years sober. To this day I attribute the foundations of my…read moresuccessful, sober lifestyle solely to my experience at Ethos house. The team there and principles they teach truly work to get you and keep you sober.

Was there for just about a month was referred to them by National Health Foundation ,I guess they…read moredidn't get a memo or whatever 1 I suffered from cardiomyopathy ,blood clots and hypertension,High Blood pressure, They don't have any oh nursing staff for people having health issues,so basically I got terminated because they couldnt fulfill my health needs and they took my EBT and general relief and kick out with out prior notice, the house coordinator don't know how to deal wit people from house 152 1\2

This is better than Tarzana Treatment center in Long Beach ! People who work here are drama freeread more

My daughter stayed at Rainbow HIlls for several months. and was sad to leave once she got strong…read moreenough to move into a less structured living arrangement. She always felt safe (physically and emotionally) accepted and supported as a young trans woman dealing with recovery and emotional challenges. She (and I myself when visiting) really enjoyed the neighborhood and vibe. The people who run the place have a good heart and care about their residents. Communication was always clear, responses prompt in emergencies or addressing concerns, and what they provided was generous for the price. I believe Rainbow Hill played a big part in her progress, and I am grateful she got to spend time there.

I lived here for several months first getting sober after a really bad fall out and I truly…read moreappreciate the opportunity I had to get on my feet (paying $3,500 a month), but I think it was very clear to me by the end of my stay at Rainbow Hill that the owners were purely interested in making profit. I saw an 18 year-old trans kid be forced to leave within the week because their insurance failed and they didn't have the money to pay rent. The owners were as cheap as possible- refused to buy anything buy the bare essentials, all the while making a handsome sum off the PHP and sober living rent. Luckily my house manager at the time was wonderful, but I believe they are no longer there. I would be cautious, especially if you're moving from out of state to visit this facility, that they don't truly have your back and they are in it to get money out of you. Does not mean it can not be of major benefit in your life and I NEVER felt unsafe- most places are much worst. But it just sucks as really the only queer sober living that the focus from the owners at least seems to be purely on how much money can be made.

I highly recommend this sober living!! they are very helpful and kind!! the home is very clean and…read morethey will help you get back up on your feet as long as you want to really change your life around!! like every other places have rules this one does too!! all we have to do is willing to change our life on the right path!! if you are ready ple give them a call !!! I'm shari this because they helped me!! Eddie

From the owner: Our Sober Living Home provides peer support and reinforcement of the core principles of 12-steps,…read moreaccountability, and community to help individuals remain sober while pursuing a full recovery. We accept participants of the "California Safe at Home program", therefore our location is confidential. Please call us directly for address information and/or to schedule a tour.

This is a scam they don't provide any rehabilitation programs advertised. They put us in a house…read morewith no food, worked us like slaves moving loads of old tenants belongings they kicked out. Didn't dispense meds on time if ever and kicked us out for no reason other than not wanting us to leave without us completing more work around the house. Do not trust these people!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cane back from running an errand to find our belongings on the porch. Worst experience ever!!!!

I have to say my experience here was awful I am truly traumatized by this experience. I truly go…read moreabout life just trusting people. I generally think people are good. This experience will forever change how I trust. So the head women Roslyne, would not allow fiancé and I to leave to go to appointments we needed. During times we needed are scheduled medication. No one was available to give us medication that we brought in with us. they took are medication from us. And then we missed scheduled meds and got sick. Very unprofessional. We were seeking a sober living. this place advertises counseling help with job seeking. It does not it's a scam. they are trying to get money. It is a way for them to pay their bills. They wanted money right away. I told them over the phone my situation which was I was in Treatment seeking sober living. I hadn't had any work or any money. They assured me I could start working and pay later the very second day I woke up they asked for money. When I said I had none the women known as "sis" was mean mad I did not have money. We were starving. There is no food. they made us work for rent moving furniture from old tenants. Telling us she will work is someplace in he business. While working us, she would stand there and point and yelling where she wants items. While we're moving this she's talking about how ungrateful everyone how good for is y'all can't get things right she stated very verbally abusive. when you're coming from a place that we come from going into this was so scary when I asked to go to the Social Security office so I could take care of myself. She bullied me. She presented me with a fight and I only asked if I could go alone because I didn't feel comfortable with her she told me no and if I did go to the Social Security office, I was kicked out. I told her I had to go to this appointment. I went to my appointment came home and all of my belongings were outside. so I thought my $200 chi straightener was broken. Clothing of mine was not returned, and I only went with a few things. She kicked us out with no place to go and refuse to talk to us or respond to any text messages when I tried to make things right or even offer her money so that we were not on the street. Please be careful if you decide to go here.

Lack of accountability by the house managers and property manger. Was forced to work to cover some…read moreof my rent dues even though I had a state program fully covering my rent. Let tenants stay up all night and drink/use in the house. Property manager never honor is agreements and would even go back on them. Very toxic and stressful environment, avoid staying there at call costs.

From the owner: Welcome to Safe Blue Heaven—a safe, supportive, and structured sober living environment located in…read morethe heart of Valley Village. Our mission is to help individuals in recovery rebuild their lives and reach their fullest potential in a healthy, substance-free community.

DONT COME HERE!!!!!!!! I Came To west wind from…read moredetox/residental, with the hope of getting help to get my life back on track, they promised me that they would give me the help needed to do that, they told me my discharge date and I'm thinking ok what am I going to do and actually a bit hopeful, they told me today on a Friday before a 3 day weekend that they will refer me to a homeless shelter! I'm like wow! Really? A homeless shelter, I'm to say the least disappointed and terrified, I didn't need to come here and use up all my insurance benefits and kick me to the streets. I'm very disappointed and so stressed, instead of helping me I'm worse off mentally and scared to death of what I'm going to do. Save yourself the time if you are really desperate and need help go somewhere else because the only thing you'll get here is all your insurance benefits getting used up , Here these people only care about milking your insurance dry and then sending you to a homeless shelter with no insurance benefits left for Rehab. I'm seriously considering reporting this place. Think about that is I have no idea where I report them to.

Westind has been a great experience for me way to learn about addiction so that I may see and…read morebetter and better understand "addiction as I have seen the pattern in my own recovery and thanks to Westind staff I now have the final understanding of how addiction can be overcome by the just having the proper housing and opportunity be recovered and to truly know myself better through the the reflection