Men's Oxford House in Bakersfield, a peer-run recovery home operating under an Oxford House charter.
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Kern County · California
Men's sober living in Bakersfield, CA
Sober Bakersfield lists 14 sober living homes for men in Bakersfield and Kern County, in Bakersfield. 1 operator runs separate men's and women's houses and is included here. Most homes quote rent by phone.
Men's homes range from small family-style houses to larger structured programs with a house manager. Ask about the house's rules and how long residents usually stay.
Men's sober living in Bakersfield, CA
14 homes
Men's sober living in east Bakersfield with meals included, listed among Kern County Probation community providers.
Men only
Men's sober living in two neighboring houses on Clarendon St in Bakersfield, with room and board included.
Men only
Men's sober living in east Bakersfield for up to 18 residents, with three meals a day and a sliding-scale option.
Men only
Faith-based nonprofit sober living for men in downtown Bakersfield, with meals included.
Men only
Faith-based men's sober living in Bakersfield that accepts Medi-Cal and private pay.
Men only
Faith-based sober living home for men only in Bakersfield.
Men only
Men's recovery home and separate transitional home on F St and E St in downtown Bakersfield.
Men only
Christian sober living home for men in Bakersfield with meals included.
Men only
Men's sober living and transitional home in Bakersfield with meals and toiletries included.
Men only
Men's sober living in central Bakersfield with food included in the rent.
Men only
Sober living and transitional houses in Bakersfield, with separate homes for men and for women.
Men's & women's homes
Men's sober living environment in Bakersfield with room and board, listed in the Kern County court resource directory.
Men only
Men's sober living home in Bakersfield listed in the Kern County court resource directory.
Men only
Before you call
Ask each house about monthly rent and deposit, whether utilities are included, drug-testing frequency, curfew, meeting requirements, what happens after a relapse, and whether residents on medication-assisted treatment (methadone, buprenorphine or naltrexone) are accepted. Visiting in person before you move in is always a good idea.
Need treatment first, or a bed tonight? See the Kern County resources page or call the free SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.