Salvation Army Oakland Adult Rehabilitation Center

About Salvation Army Oakland Adult Rehabilitation Center

The Salvation Army Oakland Adult Rehabilitation Center belongs to a nationwide network of recovery services grounded in Christian principles. It provides a free residential rehabilitation program that helps people move beyond addiction. The center reflects The Salvation Army’s mission to offer caring assistance and support the restoration of lives through both spiritual direction and practical help.

The Salvation Army Oakland Adult Rehabilitation Center runs a structured six-month recovery track for adults managing alcohol and drug dependence. Participants receive accommodation, meals, work-focused therapy, regular counseling, and instruction in everyday life skills, along with spiritual elements such as worship gatherings and Bible-based guidance. The program is open to men and women aged 18 and older who are prepared for a disciplined support environment, often after detox has been completed. Residents follow daily schedules that build healthier routines, strengthen readiness for employment, and support rebuilding connections with family members and the wider community.

Funding for the program comes entirely from income generated by Salvation Army thrift stores and from community contributions, enabling the center to offer services at no charge. The Anaheim site coordinates with a third-party provider to help with transporting donated goods from homes. The center is open during standard business hours, Monday through Friday, and also continues to assist program graduates through ongoing community involvement. Throughout its work, the center emphasizes dignity, non-discriminatory support, and a holistic approach aimed at long-term recovery.

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