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Casa De La Vida

Name: Casa De La Vida
Address: 421 Fairmount Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94611, US
Telephone: (510) 839-3769
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.2

Casa De La Vida: Stable transitional housing with wellness support and community in Oakland

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About Casa De La Vida

Casa De La Vida provides supportive transitional housing in Oakland at 421 Fairmount Ave, featuring wellness groups, counseling, case management, and a secure housing initiative. The facility includes large living and dining areas, space for exercise and learning, and active social programs. A cash incentive supports meal planning; snacks and drinks are available around the clock, with a curfew noted by residents. Reviews describe a warm, well-staffed environment, though one critique mentions transparency.

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421 Fairmount Ave, Oakland, CA 94611, USA

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(510) 839-3769 www.alameda.networkofcare.org/veterans/services/agency.aspx?pid=CasadelaVidaBerkeleyPlace_842_17_0

Services Offered

Transitional Housing

Secure and stable housing with private or shared accommodations for individuals in need of support.

Case Management

Personalized assistance with housing, employment, and resources to help clients achieve their goals.

Counseling Services

Professional counseling and wellness groups to support mental health and personal development.

Social Activities

Community events, board games, arts, and exercise programs to foster engagement and well-being.

Meal Support

Cash incentives for meal plans, plus snacks and fruits available 24/7 for nutritional needs.

4.20 · 5 reviews

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Bugzy Spado

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· about 1 year ago

This place helped me get back on my feet. Tho finding housing was difficult, they made it less stressful. A great place. Beautiful people.

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Penny Michele, CCHt

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· over 6 years ago

A very supportive, comfortable, and well staffed transitional housing unit with wellness groups, social activities within the community, counseling services, case management, a secured and stable housing initiative, as well as big living and dining areas with lots of board games, arts and activities, and space for exercising and learning. I would go back, but now I don't qualify! ..Perhaps to volunteer. They also offer a cash incentive (can only be used for food and must show proof via receipt) for allowing participants to purchase and create full meal plans. On top of that, they have food, drinks, snacks, and fruits at all times in the house so you can grav a snack day or night and for the most part come and go as you please. There is a curfew when they lock the door, but it's reasonable.

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Don Ty-Rod

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· over 6 years ago

They take advantage of their clients, withhold valid information for the Growth of their ‘Patients’. This was my first time being in an In-Home Treatment/Rehabilitation center, and I Feel that the Negligence from Staff/Management will enable a Downward Spiral if you aren’t dedicated to your Enhancement/Growth.

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Alex Xander

via Google

· almost 10 years ago

I complained alot but now I've realized that that's is the best place ever. Theresa is awesome. Katie rocks and Tara is a sweetheart. I so misd the drama. Drama is good for the soul!

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Em Hoo

via Google

· over 12 years ago

A generally positive atmosphere. I was able to have enough stability and interaction here to focus on going to college for the time I was here, as well as having enough time to study and do homework and make good grades.

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4.20 · 5 reviews

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Bugzy Spado

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· about 1 year ago

This place helped me get back on my feet. Tho finding housing was difficult, they made it less stressful. A great place. Beautiful people.

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Penny Michele, CCHt

via Google

· over 6 years ago

A very supportive, comfortable, and well staffed transitional housing unit with wellness groups, social activities within the community, counseling services, case management, a secured and stable housing initiative, as well as big living and dining areas with lots of board games, arts and activities, and space for exercising and learning. I would go back, but now I don't qualify! ..Perhaps to volunteer. They also offer a cash incentive (can only be used for food and must show proof via receipt) for allowing participants to purchase and create full meal plans. On top of that, they have food, drinks, snacks, and fruits at all times in the house so you can grav a snack day or night and for the most part come and go as you please. There is a curfew when they lock the door, but it's reasonable.

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Don Ty-Rod

via Google

· over 6 years ago

They take advantage of their clients, withhold valid information for the Growth of their ‘Patients’. This was my first time being in an In-Home Treatment/Rehabilitation center, and I Feel that the Negligence from Staff/Management will enable a Downward Spiral if you aren’t dedicated to your Enhancement/Growth.

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Alex Xander

via Google

· almost 10 years ago

I complained alot but now I've realized that that's is the best place ever. Theresa is awesome. Katie rocks and Tara is a sweetheart. I so misd the drama. Drama is good for the soul!

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Em Hoo

via Google

· over 12 years ago

A generally positive atmosphere. I was able to have enough stability and interaction here to focus on going to college for the time I was here, as well as having enough time to study and do homework and make good grades.