Dallas Jones
Admissions Director
District-operated homes · Orange County (Central)
Sober living homes in Orange County (Central)
Orange County (Central) puts The District's young-adult sober living in the middle of the county — structured housing, not licensed rehab, with museums, parks, and old-town streets to the south and east when the house plans a day out.
4 District homes Men's & women's Pets welcome
The District helped me put my life back together. There is something seriously special about this community — the house managers genuinely care whether you show up.
The District gave me the tools I needed to begin a healthy life. Accountability, sober role models, and a safe house to process my trauma — not a hospital bed.
This sober living community gave me peace and helped so much with my sobriety. The house made me comfortable enough to start working on myself.
This is by far the best sober living community our family has encountered. I feel part of my nephew’s success is due to the structure he received here.
Need a District bed in Orange County (Central)?
What District sober living looks like in Orange County (Central)
Orange County (Central) is the practical middle of our four areas: four District houses on suburban blocks where wide arterial roads, medical campuses, and strip-mall employers define the weekday. That is part of the point for early recovery — fewer tourist crowds, more routine. The weekend options sit a drive away in every direction: Costa Mesa's performing-arts center and fairgrounds, Irvine's Great Park and Spectrum Center, the historic plaza in Orange, Old Town Tustin, and the harbor-side shopping of Newport Beach. District men's and women's homes are separate residences; pets may be allowed when they fit house standards. Neighborhood character matters more than a slogan, and admissions describes the specific block only after screening, never on a public web page.
Landmarks and fun places near Orange County (Central)
Places residents and families plan outings around — each is a drive from the house, not a walk. Tap any place for photos, the address, and drive time. We never publish house addresses.
Recovery meetings near Orange County (Central)
In-person Alcoholics Anonymous meetings listed within a few miles of Orange County (Central). Numbers change when groups update their schedules — use the intergroup directory for the latest list.
- 102 meetings/week within 3 miles (17 venues)
- 335 meetings/week within 5 miles
- Women's meetings (within 3 mi): 15 · Men's: 7 · Spanish-language: 0
- Early (before 8 a.m.): 27 · Evening (7 p.m. or later): 20
District analysis of the Alcoholics Anonymous (Orange County Intergroup) directory (2026-11-03).
Transit and work
- Route 70 on Edinger Avenue runs east–west toward Tustin.
- Route 76 on Talbert Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard serves the John Wayne Airport area, reachable by connection or a short ride.
- Route 64 on Bolsa Avenue runs east toward Tustin — useful for cross-county shifts.
- Many residents connect to OC Bus Rapid Route 529 on Beach Boulevard when heading north county.
Jobs within a twenty-minute drive include medical offices, light industrial parks, retail along the big arterial roads, restaurants, and warehouse work, with the airport business district close enough for entry-level roles. Residents often find work in healthcare support, logistics, and service before stepping into trades or office roles. The District expects honest employment or an active job search, and house staff help with résumés, rides early in sobriety, and a weekly grid that still leaves room for meetings and outpatient hours.
Getting to outpatient treatment from Orange County (Central)
Sober living in Orange County — District homes in Orange County (Central) are recovery residences, not outpatient clinics. PHP and IOP programs sit across the county — Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Irvine, and Santa Ana are common destinations by car in typical traffic. The central location often shortens the drive compared with living at either edge of the county. Residents coordinate clinical schedules with house managers so curfew, testing, and chores stay intact. Admissions discusses realistic commutes from a specific home after screening; we never promise on-site therapy.
Gender-specific sober living in Orange County (Central): Men's sober living · Women's sober living .
- Drug rehab near Orange County (Central)
- IOP near Orange County (Central)
- PHP near Orange County (Central)
- Addiction treatment in Orange County
- How The District helps you find a program
The District provides sober living, not clinical care. We help you stay housed while you compare licensed programs.
Other District areas
We operate 4 homes in Orange County (Central) and additional homes in three other Orange County areas.
District homes
Inside District houses
Rooms from our Orange County (Central) homes, plus other District houses across Orange County — real rooms, not stock. Street exteriors stay off the public site.
Orange County
Check out the areas we are in
Parks, landmarks, and neighborhoods across Orange County — the places residents and families plan time off around.
Calling for someone you love?
Tell admissions who you are calling for, whether they need detox first, and which part of Orange County matters for work or family. Ask what an honest screen covers before anyone sees a street address — our choosing guide lists questions families use.
From first call to move-in
- 1
Call or send the form
Same day if you need a bed this week. Tell us the part of Orange County you searched from — Irvine, Anaheim, Costa Mesa — so we start with the closest house.
- 2
Honest screen
Who it is for, work or school, court, and which District area is the best fit.
- 3
See the house
We send current photos of the actual bed — and a house walkthrough when we have one ready. Street addresses stay private until screening.
- 4
Move in
Rules, testing, chores, and a first-week plan (meetings + job or school) before anyone unpacks.
Talk to admissions
You get a person, not a call center script. These are the admissions counselors who answer our line.
Logan Finnecy
Admissions Counselor
Taylor Mammen
Admissions Counselor
Jordan Ziegler
Admissions Counselor
Christian Padilla
Admissions Counselor
Kendall Georgatsos
Admissions Counselor
Melia Wells
Admissions Counselor
Ryan Hoover
Admissions Counselor
Cynthia Chacon
Admissions Counselor
Robert Manning
Admissions Counselor
Keith Dacosta
Alumni Coordinator
Admissions line: (888) 871-2088
Talk to admissions
Check a bed in Orange County (Central)
Phone first if this is urgent. The form is for availability, placement, or a house tour — not a medical emergency.
(888) 871-2088Sober living in Orange County (Central)
Does The District operate sober living in Orange County (Central)?
Yes. We run structured sober living homes in Orange County (Central) for young adults. Street addresses are shared only after a confidential admissions screening.
Is a District house a rehab or treatment center?
No. Our Orange County (Central) properties are recovery residences: housing, accountability, drug and alcohol testing, transportation help, and job support. Clinical PHP, IOP, or detox happen at licensed programs elsewhere.
Do you have separate men's and women's homes?
Yes. Men's and women's houses are separate properties with their own house managers and rules. Admissions matches you to the home that fits your gender and current bed availability.
Can I bring a pet to sober living in Orange County (Central)?
Pets are welcome at District homes when they meet house rules and the animal is a good fit for shared living. Tell admissions about your pet during the first call.
Why don't you list the house address on this page?
We protect current residents. Area and place context is public; exact addresses go to families and applicants only after screening.
Which other areas does The District serve besides Orange County (Central)?
We operate sober living only in four Orange County areas: Orange County (Central), Orange County (West), Orange County (North), and Orange County (East). There is no District house outside those four areas.
Who is housing in Orange County (Central) a good fit for?
Young adults who want structured recovery housing, can follow house rules, and are stable enough for work or school — not someone who needs medical detox or 24-hour clinical care on site.
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