Salvation Army San Diego Adult Rehabilitation Center

About Salvation Army San Diego Adult Rehabilitation Center

The Salvation Army San Diego Adult Rehabilitation Center belongs to a wider national group of Christian recovery services. It runs a free residential program created to help people overcome addiction. The approach reflects The Salvation Army’s overall mission to offer respectful care and help restore lives through both spiritual direction and practical assistance.

The center provides a structured six-month rehabilitation track for adults working through alcohol and drug addiction. Participants receive accommodation, meals, work-related therapy, counseling, training in everyday life skills, and faith-based encouragement, including worship gatherings and Bible-centered counseling. The program is open to men and women 18 years and older who are prepared for organized support, usually following detox. Residents follow daily schedules that support the development of healthy routines, strengthen readiness for employment, and rebuild connections with family members and the wider community.

Funding for the program comes from the proceeds of Salvation Army thrift stores and from community donations, so individuals can participate without paying. In Anaheim, the center works with an outside provider to help arrange home pickups for donated items. The facility functions during typical business hours, Monday through Friday, while also continuing to serve graduates through ongoing community involvement. The mission focuses on honoring each person’s dignity and providing help regardless of background, reinforcing a commitment to lasting, whole-person recovery.

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