Recovery Homes
a feeling of community to people seeking a sober lifestyle
MAAC provides a nurturing environment and a feeling of community to people seeking a sober lifestyle through our two residential recovery programs, Casa De Milagros and Nosotros.
The programs integrate gender and multicultural influences into a blend of successful substance abuse treatment services. Residents are asked to commit to the program for a minimum of three months for their recovery process to be successful. They learn life recovery skills and are assisted to resolve personal and situational barriers in order to overcome addiction to alcohol or drugs. Program participants receive services like:
Individual and Clinical Group Counseling
Therapy
Educational Workshops
Support with Employment Readiness
Optional Supportive Services
In addition to achieving sobriety, our goal is to help participants find the strength, confidence, and resources to thrive. We support them in gaining employment, obtaining permanent housing and reunification with their families.
Medically Assisted Treatment
Affordable Housing
Referrals to CalFresh
Referrals to Outpatient Services and Sober Living
Access to Student Financial Aid
Homeless Court
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Co-dependents Anonymous (CoDA)
Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
SMART recovery
Nosotros
Men’s Recovery Home
Nosotros is a bilingual (English/Spanish) residential treatment program located in Chula Vista, California that is staffed seven days a week, 24 hours a day. It supports men ages 18 and up and houses up to 17 individuals in a dormitory-style setting.
Staff and Peer Support
Our staff and peer support responds to the realities of men’s lives, addressing issues such as abuse, violence, family relationships, addiction/substance abuse, and co-occurring disorders. During their stay, our dedicated staff focuses on empowering participants to address any personal challenges, heal, and achieve sobriety in a family-like setting. They bond, encourage each other, and receive comprehensive services that include individual and group counseling, educational workshops, and workforce training. Participants also enjoy recreational activities while on their road to recovery.
For more information about Nosotros
Please call (619) 426-4801 or email Nosotros@MAACproject.org.
Hours of Operation are Monday to Friday from 8 am to 7 pm. Weekends by appointment only.
Casa De Milagros
Women’s Recovery Home
Casa De Milagros is a bilingual (English/Spanish) residential treatment program located in San Diego, California that is staffed seven days a week, 24 hours a day. It serves adult women 18 and up and houses up to 18 individuals in a dormitory-style setting.
Staff and Peer Support
Similar to Nosotros, the program uses the MAAC alcohol and recovery model to integrate gender and cultural differences into a blend of successful substance abuse treatment services. They bond, encourage each other, and receive comprehensive services that include individual and group counseling, educational workshops, and workforce training. The program treats women with compassion while providing a healing environment to address any personal challenges and trauma to achieve sobriety in a family-like setting. Participants also enjoy recreational activities at the residence while on their road to recovery. These interventions provide a strengths-based approach to treatment and skill building with an emphasis on self-reliance. Casa De Milagros’ goal is to enable women to become sober/drug-free, independent, and positive members of their community.
For more information about Casa de Milagros
Please call (619) 262-4002 or email CasadeMilagros@MAACproject.org. Hours of Operation are Monday to Friday from 8 am to 7 pm. Weekends by appointment only.
Eligibility Requirements
Participants are required to have Medi-Cal insurance. They must have a substance use disorder diagnosis and meet a low intensity or high intensity level of care. Casa De Milagros and Nosotros serve higher intensity-co-occurring individuals with a substance abuse problem.
Licensed and Certified by State Department of Health Care Services
MAAC’s Recovery Homes are Programs of:
