Salvation Army Transitional Living Program

Santa Rosa, CA

Men only 16 beds

About the house

The Salvation Army Santa Rosa Corps runs a Transitional Living Program for men at two Santa Rosa sites with 16 beds in total. Residents can stay up to 24 months, and The Salvation Army describes it as an approved California sober living home.

Applicants need to have completed a recognized rehabilitation program (at least six months in residence) and be able to work full time. Fees are 30% of income plus a $200 deposit, and residents take part in random drug testing, 12-step or support meetings and monthly community service.

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Compiled from public sources (the operator's website). Last checked 2026-10-06. Call the house to confirm availability, cost and rules before moving in.