The opposite of addiction is connection.
Patrick's Foundation provides safe, structured, and supportive sober living homes for women in recovery. Our mission is to give women a stable foundation to heal, grow, and rebuild their lives.
Changed by Love, Saved by Grace.
A real program. Not just a roof over your head.
Our HomesHome, the way it should feel.My mission is simple. To love people back to life, to listen, and to walk beside them as they rebuild their lives one day at a time.
Most recovery housing offers a bed and a set of rules. We believe people need more than that to stay well.
Addiction grows in isolation. Recovery grows in connection. So everything inside Patrick's Foundation Homes is built to pull people back into community: shared meals around the table, one-on-one counseling, group support, and a daily rhythm that rebuilds trust and stability.
The house is beautiful. The program is what changes lives.
Structure that heals the whole person
Our residents arrive from treatment, hospitals, correctional facilities, or homelessness. We meet them with structure, encouragement, and real support that rebuilds stability and confidence.
A rhythm to live by
Morning meditation, shared meals, daily sign-in, two house meetings a week, and four recovery meetings. Phase-based curfews give structure that grows with each resident's progress.
Learning that sets us apart
The Healing Table writing group, Overcomers testimony night, and Changed by Choices, a class on the brain's chemistry and its ability to change. Recovery work happens inside the home.
Personal guidance
Dana provides one-on-one counseling through the week, helping residents work through challenges, set personal goals, and stay accountable to the life they're building.
Enhanced Case Management
As an ECM provider, we coordinate medical, mental health, and recovery appointments, and we help residents keep them. Real care coordination, documented and supported.
A path forward
Help finding stable housing for the next chapter, including a one-time housing deposit of up to $5,000 through community support to cover moving costs.
Learning to live again
Karaoke nights, game nights, campouts, and outings. Residents learn that recovery can be joyful, because the opposite of addiction is connection.
What daily life looks like
Recovery isn't a single decision. It's a hundred small ones, made in a steady rhythm, surrounded by people who care.
Meditation & intention
The day begins with a short meditation: a time to reflect, set intentions, and start grounded.
Shared meals
Meals are provided and eaten together around the table. Sharing food builds connection and a sense of family.
Counseling & goals
One-on-one counseling helps residents work through challenges and set personal goals.
Meetings & accountability
Two house meetings and at least four recovery meetings each week: church, 12-step, or another support group.
A safe environment
No drugs, no fighting, no bullying. Respect is required. Random drug testing keeps everyone accountable and safe.
Walking-distance support
Minutes from Uplift Eureka, the Betty Chinn Center, and several 12-step meetings built into the structure of the home.
Four homes, one foundation
Patrick's Foundation Homes operates structured recovery residences across Humboldt County. Two are full and thriving, and two more are opening soon.
OpenGranddaddy's House
Our flagship home, where structure and family come together. Walking distance to Uplift Eureka, Betty Chinn's Center, and 12-step meetings.
OpenCoffee's House
A structured home where nearly every resident holds a job. Proof of what stability and accountability make possible.
Opening August 2026Miss Dana's House of Hope
A new home preparing to open its doors, extending the same love, structure, and care to more women ready to rebuild.
Kathy's House
Our newest residence, coming soon to meet the growing need for women's recovery housing across Humboldt County.
Support that goes beyond the bed
Safe & structured sober living homes
Women-only recovery residences with clear expectations and daily rhythm that supports healing.
MAT friendly housing
We welcome residents on medication assisted treatment as a valid, supported path in recovery.
Case management & patient navigation
Coordinated support through medical, behavioral health, and recovery systems, with someone in your corner.
Peer support in a family style community
Shared meals, shared work, and shared wins. Recovery inside a real household, not a facility.
Connection to treatment, medical care & community resources
Warm handoffs to treatment, primary care, and the network of partners across Humboldt County.
Trauma informed & culturally aware care
Care that meets each woman where she is, honors her story, and respects her dignity.
Patrick's Foundation is a proud partner of the CA Bridge program, serving as Navigators and case managers for residents connecting to treatment and medical care.
A fresh start, for anyone ready
- Adults 18 and older, men and women
- Coming from treatment centers
- Coming from correctional facilities
- Coming from hospitals or crisis programs
- Coming out of homelessness
- Anyone ready to live free from drugs and alcohol
Your story isn't over.
Many of our residents arrive after years of instability and broken relationships, feeling hopeless or unsure how to begin again. Our hope is simple: that everyone who walks through our doors leaves stronger, valued, and loved, with a new sense of purpose and direction.
You're stepping into a network, not just a space
Recovery happens best when people have both a home and a team walking beside them. We connect every resident to trusted partners across Humboldt County.
Three steps to a fresh start
We look for women ready to make a change, committed to living clean and sober, and willing to take part fully in the program.
Reach out
Call the Intake Coordinator at 707-502-7984 or email info@patricksfoundation.com.
Apply
Complete the application through SobrietyHub. It takes just a few minutes.
Move in
We hold an intake interview and place you in one of our four homes.
Ready to begin?
Call 707-502-7984 or email info@patricksfoundation.com. Applications are managed through SobrietyHub.
A Letter From Our FounderIt's not about perfection. It's about people being seen, heard, and cared for exactly as they are, loved for who they are.
What inspired me to start this home comes from my own lived experience, knowing what it's like to need a place that feels safe and loving. After more than 15 years working in recovery, I've seen the need firsthand. I wanted to create a home that truly heals through love and belonging, where people are reminded that they matter and that their story isn't over. When someone walks through our doors, my deepest hope is that they immediately feel loved, accepted, and valued just as they are.
Everyone deserves a place that feels like family.
If you or someone you love is ready to rebuild, we're ready to walk beside you.