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Program: Options Transitional Living Program - Volunteers of America

Agency: Volunteers of America - Northern California and Northern Nevada


Resource Number: 96746097
Alternate name: OTL

 Description

Transitional living program for women who are experiencing homelessness and are recovering from a substance use disorder. Serves women who are pregnant, have a child under age one, or are in the process of reunifying with their child(ren). Provides services that are designed to help women achieve self-sufficiency.

Services provided:

  • Shared 3-bedroom units (each family gets 1 bedroom; larger families may receive 2 bedrooms)
  • Personalized case management
  • On-site employment specialists
  • Life skills classes
  • Children’s services/childcare
  • Sober living environment and drug testing
  • 24-hour support staff services
  • Coin-operated laundry facilities

Program is offered in collaboration with Sacramento County's Division of Behavioral Health - Substance Use Prevention and Treatment (SUPT) Services.




Program Phones:
916-287-8512
Main

Website: www.voa-ncnn.org/services/transitional-housing-for-families/
 Email: [email protected]

Location information
Sites offering this program
+ Mather Community Campus ->
Mather Community Campus  
Location: 10620 Schirra Avenue
Mather, CA 95655 (Map)
Program Hours:
Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 am - 5 pm
Description: Located near the corner of McCuen Boulevard and Femoyer Street.
Bus Service: SacRT Bus 75.
Disabilities Access: Potential limitations to access – call for details.
Mailing Address: 3434 Marconi Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95821
Service Area:

Program Delivery
Eligibility: Women who are homeless and are recovering from a substance use disorder. Must meet all of the following criteria:

1. Must be one of the following:
- Pregnant.
- Have an infant under the age of one. If there are other children in the household, they must be under the age of 12.
- Be in the process of reunifying with their child(ren). Must have an infant under the age of one. If there are other children in the household, they must be under the age of 12.

2. Must be CalFresh recipients and must be able to purchase and prepare their own food.

3. Must have completed a Sacramento County drug treatment program within the last 12 months or be enrolled in drug treatment services.
Languages: English
Application Process: Visit the website to download the application form. Email completed application form. Call for more information.
Payment methods:
Program Fees: No fee.
Documents Required: - Completed application form
- ID and social security card
- Verification of AOD treatment (ASI, ASAM, or letter from treatment facility)
- Current TB test
- Proof of CalFresh benefits
- CalWorks verification, if applicable
- Birth certificates and social security cards for all children in the household
- Immunization records for all children in the household
Service Area:
Defined coverage area:
CA-Sacramento County