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Men’s recovery home · Tracy and Manteca

A foundation for
lasting recovery.

A structured recovery home for men, with the community, accountability, and practical support to move toward independent living.

No application fee (209) 879-4466

8recovery homes for men
100+beds
2 citiesTracy and Manteca
Coming soonour own counseling center
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A place to rebuild

Recovery is stronger
with a community.

Our shared homes offer a substance-free environment with clear expectations and people working toward similar goals. Daily routines, recovery meetings, and shared responsibilities help residents build stability, one day at a time.

Our approach is 12-step and faith-based, with practical help for employment goals and the transition toward independent housing.

Life in our homes

Accountability

Recovery meetings, weekly testing, and shared house responsibilities.

Stability

A daily routine, peer connection, and support with job goals.

Purpose

Building the skills and habits for a more independent future.

Our story

Started by someone who has
walked this road.

One of our founders, Louis, is in recovery himself. He knows how hard that path is to walk alone. What carried him was community: his church, a recovery home, and men who held him accountable and gave him hope.

He promised himself that if he ever had the chance, he would walk alongside other men in recovery and offer the brotherhood and mentorship he wished he had found sooner. Chains Broken is that promise: safe homes, clear structure, and people who show up.

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For families & loved ones

Understanding the options
can make a difference.

When someone you love needs a recovery home, it helps to know what to expect. We’ll explain daily life, program requirements, and the application process so you can make an informed decision together.

Information for families
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Before you get in touch

Common questions.

How do I apply?

Call (209) 879-4466 and ask for Brian. He’ll discuss your housing needs, explain the application, and help you understand whether the program is a good fit. There is no application fee.

Are there places available?

Availability changes. Contact the team to discuss the available homes, room arrangements, and timing before planning a move.

What does housing cost?

The team will explain housing fees and any available funding during your call.

Let’s talk about the next step.

Call Brian to discuss availability and whether the program is right for you.

(209) 879-4466