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- EIN 81-3452781
- (805) 754-8740
- 108 Arcade Dr Ventura CA 93003-2607 USA
- www.livingcleanrecovery.com
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Homeless & Housing, Temporary Housing
Mission: Living clean is a recovery home that helps people live a life clean of drug addiction and alcohol abuse. We provide, toiletries and transportations to self-help groups. Our main goal is to save lives and reduce the amount of people that are homeless and struggling from addictions. At our home we provide accountability by drug tests, required alcoholics anonymous and narcotic anonymous meeting attendance. Our home is a safe place where people can live and rebuild their lives for the better. Once a person has become a productive memeber of society free of addictions. Living clean inc is there to help people who need help staying clean.
Programs: Living clean inc is a nonprofit corporation organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes, specifically to provide low income housing to adults struggling with addiction and wanting to live life free of substance abuse. We provide a safe structured living environment for adults needing help, who may be homeless or just need a structured environment. We provide accountability to adults, there is daily drug testing, transportation to self-help meetings, guiding residents to look for work and completing job resumes. There is a curfew for residents and nightly alcohol testing and random drug testing. The fee for a month's rent is six hundred dollars, which is used for housing, toiletries, and clothing. The house for the recovery home can hold up 12 residences at once, and the lenght of stay is up to the person. Living clean inc hopes to lower the percentage of alcoholics and addicts that are homeless with nowhere to live or who are stuck in their addiction. Our goal is to help them become responsible and productive memebers of society while being self-sufficient. Once a person is stable they are able to move out on their own and live life clean of drug addiction.
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