Women's Transitional Housing in San Diego at Ohana Recovery Residences

Transitional Living Program for Adults

Monima has partnered with Ohana Recovery Residences in providing an option for a safe, high quality and affordable living environment for those in our Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) care. Monima has chosen to align with Ohana due to their sterling reputation in the behavioral healthcare field. For years Ohana has provided a support community for women struggling with mental health and addiction issues.

Women utilizing Monima Wellness Center services have the option to reside in Ohana Recovery Residences with other Monima clients if they desire a living space dedicated to healing and sisterhood. Staff at Monima and Ohana are in constant communication to ensure that their clients are provided consistent support before, during, and after treatment hours. The facilities are adjacent to one another, providing for a campus like environment.

Learn more about our partner, Ohana Recovery Residences.

Live at Ohana Residences

Single room; comfortable white & pink bed centered agains the wall. There are 2 wooden dressers, a rug, and art & macrame on the walls

Outside/rooftop; large seating area with bright orange outdoor couchs under a gazebo

Two checkered gray cushioned wooden seats in front of a wooden desk with an office chair behind it.

Dining room with tall bookshelves and a wooden table that seats 8

Monima wellness room: 4 white cushions with backrests on the floor in a diamond with pillows and blankets. There are various other cushions scattered in the room

Ohana dorm: signs on the wall (ohana dorm with arrow pointing left & ohana lodge with arrow pointing right). You can see the dorm on th eleft side and the lounge on the right side

Sitting area: Light brown velvet loveseat and gray armchair on the side with a round wicker table in front. In the back are stairs with wooden slats supporting it

Babe Cave: 'get shit done' art on the wall. Desk pushed against the right-side wall with 2 chairs tucked under. On the left, there is a kitchen island counter with two tall bar chairs

pink LED sign that says 'babe cave' hangs on the wall above two identical gray arm chairs with a small wooden stool table between them

Housing; double room; two identical twin sized beds next to each other

Dining table that seats 8 in the middle of the room. Bright yellow curtains drape the windows. There is a large gray L-shaped couch in the back with square two ottoman stools in front

Monima + Ohana

Recovery-Focused

Ohana provides a safe and supportive living environment for clients in recovery so they can turn their focus inward and dedicate themselves entirely to treatment.

Women-Only

Ohana is unique in that it is a safe and inclusive transitional housing option available exclusively to any Monima client that identifies as female.

Consistent Support

Ohana serves as a safe haven and is built upon a community of like-minded women that will support you through a lifetime of recovery.

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FAQs

How are Ohana Recovery Residences different from other recovery living options?

Ohana is unique in that it is a safe, inclusive, and supportive transitional living residence available to any Monima client that identifies as female. Unlike other transitional housing options, Ohana recognizes the unique needs of women and provides a welcoming home and safe haven for clients in recovery at Monima.

Where are Ohana Recovery Residences?

The Ohana “Lodge” is located just a short drive away from Monima — nestled in beautiful San Diego, CA.

Do Ohana Recovery Residences have sober living options?

Yes, all clients staying at Ohana residences are practicing a sober lifestyle to ensure the greatest chance at lasting recovery. Clients are supported by a like-minded group of women that are facing similar challenges and on similar paths to recovery.

What is a transitional home?

Transitional housing is often the intermediate step between inpatient treatment centers or hospitalization and returning to regular residences and daily routines such as school or work full-time. They act as a bridge between treatment and normal life to ensure clients transition with ease.