BDE Group Solutions LLC
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•Sacramento, CA
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Structured Recovery Housing & Transitional Living Support
BDE Group Solutions LLC provides safe, fully furnished, substance-free recovery housing designed to help adults build stability, accountability, and independence. Our structured living environments support individuals transitioning from substance use recovery, incarceration, homelessness, domestic violence situations, and other life challenges. Residents benefit from a supportive community, clear house expectations, peer support, life-skills development, and connections to employment, education, recovery, and community resources. Our goal is to help residents establish healthy routines, maintain long-term sobriety, achieve self-sufficiency, and successfully reintegrate into the community. We provide structure, support, and a pathway toward lasting recovery and independent living. Housing opportunities may vary by location and program availability.
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Structured Women’s Recovery Housing & Transitional Living Support
BDE Group Solutions LLC provides safe, fully furnished, substance-free recovery housing for women seeking stability, accountability, and a fresh start. Our structured living environment supports women transitioning from substance use recovery, incarceration, domestic violence situations, homelessness, or other life challenges. Residents benefit from a supportive community, house accountability standards, peer encouragement, life-skills development, and connections to employment, education, recovery, and community resources. Our goal is to help women build healthy routines, maintain long-term sobriety, increase self-sufficiency, and successfully reintegrate into the community. We focus on providing more than housing—we provide structure, support, and a pathway toward lasting independence and personal growth.
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