I would like to think that I am one of the Puente Houses favorite Alumni. (Someone who has Stayed…read moreSober after moving out ) . Truthfully though, Puente House treats everyone with respect and kindness and truly welcomes residents into their homes with open arms. So everyone gets to feel like they are the favorite. . I moved into the women's house on 5/27/97 and I am still clean and sober today !! The structure, management love and patience @ PH made all the difference in the world to me. It charged my life opened my heart and gave me hope. By the Grace of a loving God the Support of the Puente House and a Wall of Family and Friends. My Kids have a mama my parents got their daughter back, my sisters got their sister back, so on and so on!! God willing my grandkids will only know me as someone who will always be there for them with big hugs and lots of kisses. Thank you Again Puente House for loving me till I could love myself. I am indebted.

The staff is very helpful and caring when it comes to giving you the best care and support. The…read moremanager I met with was very sweet and insightful on what would benefit me the most. I strongly suggest if you are looking for a great program with an amazing manager on your side I would come here! Thank you for such a great experience.

If you are looking for a great way to build your foundation in sobriety, you have found it…read more Management and clients were very helpful and plenty of room. The rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous are right down the street and a very nice pool for relaxing and meditating! This is the place to start your recovery. Give Foothill Sober Living a try!

Foothill sober living is home. It's the best place in all Pomona and the best sober living home In…read morethe area. If you come there with an openness and willingness to change your life this is the place to go. It's the in crowd of AA (Awesome and Amazing). It's a place where all races and religions are welcome. A place where you can find the God of your own understanding. The manager Joey Reilly (Pops) is as cool as they come as long as you come correct, and do the few simple things required. If you want to get clean and sober this is a great place to start. This place is freedom and open doors. Friends and family. OWN up to yourself and take responsibility for where you are now. Accept the things you cannot change and move forward with courage into the new you. Become accountable and transform yourself, you can make mistakes but trust Joey will always have your back as long as you man up to your mistakes. Drop the ego and let go of the fear. Iron sharpens iron. So go there and be steel, God will meet you where you're at if it's on the beautiful front porch or in the living room area with the really cool mural and masterpiece of urban art designed by Bro Bro Hopes, or near the fire place, or the refrigerator room which is a great place to chill out, or the back patio where you can have an open meeting and smoke, or bbq. You could catch some sun or take a dip in the pool, you could meet up with your higher power at the back patio covered table or you could hit the weights as you addictions doing pushups down the street. God will meet you there. It's conveniently located next to the best burger place in town (Bravo Burger) just a 3 minute walk away . There's a bus stop, a 7/11, carniceria, and the Triangle club AA is just about a mile away directly across from the LA county fairgrounds. You have close access to the 10 freeway with a suburban Foothill feel. Grocery stores, discount stores, the library and gyms are all close by. The owners Samantha and Peyton are both living testimony that you can positively change your life and succeed to make your dreams a reality.

Wonderful place that has allowed me to get my life back on track. The staff there have always…read moretreated me with respect and dignity, they are very professional and helpful. I've had a few different counselors since I been going there over the years and they've all been amazing. My counselor now is Alize and she has been such a great help in my program, she's a very good counselor and she's helped me so much. I would recommend anyone who wants to get their life back on track to call make an appointment.

I'm grateful for this facility but Dr.Radnia is the rudest doctor I have ever encountered in my…read moreentire life. He has no bedside manner,compassion,empathy...He makes you feel like dirt when this is supposed to be a safe place where you can be honest and get help. I walked out of there crying, if you do go request Dr.Vin. He genuinely is a kind-hearted understanding person and doesn't judge you and is always there to help you and give you the best advice he can and leaves you with a sense of ease.

I live here for almost a year I was very ill this place was god sent to me I love these people like…read morea family when I came here I was lost being here I found myself again and a new family I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for kindness understanding and people with a good heart this is the place one day I will be leaving but I will never forget this beautiful family who really cares about people I love you guys so much

From the owner: Providing a home-like supportive environment for those experiencing homelessness and mental health…read moreissues and are seeking short term or permanent housing. We offer 2 meals per day (Mon-Fri), 3 meals (Sat and Sun), and shared living spaces (i.e. bedroom and bathroom). We also provide monthly in-house mental health and medical health visits.

I'm extremely disappointed with the level of professionalism at the NCADD office in Covina. This is…read morea place that's supposed to help people struggling with addiction, yet the way clients are treated--especially by the front desk--is completely unacceptable. Every interaction my husband has had with the receptionist, Dana, has been rude, dismissive, and unhelpful. As the first point of contact, her behavior sets the tone--and instead of support, it feels judgmental and degrading. Instead of taking any responsibility for her behavior, she turns situations around to make others seem like the problem, which only adds to the frustration. They are also very quick to take your money, but when it comes to answering questions about what you're paying for or getting basic help, they are unwilling and unhelpful. When I called on April 6th, simply to ask how to file a complaint (NOT for any personal or protected information), I was met with the same attitude. I was given false information, told I couldn't be helped, and then hung up on. I called back and spoke to a counselor, Ed, who was also unprofessional--making assumptions about my husband's behavior and failing to show the empathy expected in this field. People struggling with addiction are dealing with real-life stressors, and this program should be a place of support, not judgment. These programs are not cheap, and people are trying to get their lives back on track while balancing work, court requirements, and family responsibilities. Treating them like they don't matter defeats the entire purpose of what this organization claims to stand for. I don't understand how the director, Everett, allows this type of behavior from staff in an environment that is supposed to help people. Young adults also come here for guidance and support, and this is not the kind of treatment that encourages them to continue seeking help. Very disappointing experience. I truly hope management takes this seriously because this kind of environment does more harm than good.

Came here for treatment on my own and it was great. I had William as a counselor and I also had a…read moregreat experience where I feel like the counselors really listen to me and I did a three month program and graduated the receptionist. Jackie is wonderful. I'm very happy that I decided to go there