Overcoming adversity, Building fulfilling lives, and contributing positively to our communities.
Higher Purpose Recovery provides a sober, safe and secure environment in which to live while establishing and achieving recovery goals. Time spent at Higher Purpose Recovery is an opportunity to gain clarity and focus, become accountable, and take ownership of your life and long-term sobriety.
Our sober living homes in Fountain Valley, California are fully permitted and operate in compliance with city and state regulations, giving residents and their families confidence that they’re choosing a safe, accountable environment. Located minutes from Huntington Beach and Mile Square Park, our Fountain Valley locations offer the calm, community-oriented setting that early recovery deserves — without sacrificing access to employment, transportation, and AA/NA meetings throughout Orange County.
Higher Purpose Recovery stands out from other sober living environments due to its founder’s personal journey and unwavering dedication to helping individuals struggling with addiction and mental health issues. If you’re wondering whether insurance can help cover the cost, visit our guide on does insurance cover sober living. With a deep understanding born from his own experiences, he recognize the profound impact of accountability on the path to recovery.
Higher Purpose Recovery prioritizes a supportive, communal atmosphere where residents find solace and strength in a community of like-minded individuals, all united by a common goal: to create a life that surpasses the challenges they face before embracing sobriety. This unique blend of personal insight, a commitment to accountability, and a shared sense of purpose sets Higher Purpose Recovery apart, offering a haven of hope and transformation for those on the journey to a brighter future. Curious about what sober living costs in California? We break it down at our sober living cost guide.
House meetings maintain a positive and supportive environment. The objective of the meetings is to support the Higher Purpose Recovery philosophy and bring issues to the group for discussion and resolution.
Sunday 10:00AM at the La Roca house
Sunday 11:30AM at The Halawa house
SUNDAY – THURSDAY: 11 PM
Lights out at 11:30 PM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: 12 AM
Lights out at 12:30 AM
Welcome to Higher Purpose Recovery Sober Livings (HPRSL), our La Roca location is located in a quiet neighborhood in Fountain Valley, California (learn more about our Women’s Sober Living program). There is a public park inside the neighborhood and the house is only 2 miles from the coast of Huntington Beach California. The home has a unique tri-level floor plan, 5-bedrooms, a large living room, dining room, breakfast bar, granite counters, wood floors, 2.5 bathrooms, three refrigerators, washer & dryer, large back yard, Jacuzzi and barbecue. There is a flat-screen TV in the living room. In addition, each bedroom has two beds with a portable AC unit in each room. The house offers a computer and printer for job searching and resumes. There is also WIFI throughout the entire house. Coffee, cream & sugar, laundry detergent, fabric softener, paper towels, toilet paper, and all cleaning products are included. Higher Purpose Recover is centrally located for employment opportunities and access to A.A. and N.A. meeting venues.
Welcome to Higher Purpose Recovery Sober Livings (HPRSL), our Los Reyes location in Fountain Valley, California, offers individuals in recovery the opportunity to heal, grow, and build a strong foundation for lasting sobriety (learn more about our Men’s Sober Living program). Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, HPR – Los Reyes is ideally located for easy access to employment opportunities, public transportation, A.A. & N.A. meetings, and local amenities such as Mile Square Park, David L. Baker Golf Course, and shopping centers.
Our home is a spacious, one-story, 5-bedroom house designed to provide comfort and support for residents at every step of their recovery journey. Featuring a large living room, dining room, breakfast bar, and three bathrooms, the house is designed with both communal and private spaces in mind. The property also includes modern amenities such as granite countertops, three refrigerators, a washer and dryer, and a large backyard with a barbecue for outdoor enjoyment and relaxation.
Most bedrooms are furnished with two beds, a large dresser, and ample closet space to ensure residents have the comfort and privacy they need. A flat-screen TV in the living room provides entertainment in the communal area. For those seeking to re-enter the workforce, the house includes a computer and printer for job searching, resume building, and other essential tasks. Additionally, the entire house is equipped with Wi-Fi, ensuring connectivity for work, study, and personal needs.
We prioritize convenience and care at HPR – Los Reyes, providing essential items such as coffee, cream & sugar, laundry detergent, fabric softener, paper towels, toilet paper, and all cleaning supplies. Our goal is to make every resident feel at home in a safe and structured environment where they can focus on recovery, self-improvement, and creating a bright future.
Welcome to Higher Purpose Recovery Sober Livings (HPRSL). Our Caltech Circle home in Westminster, California offers a peaceful and structured environment designed to support residents as they build healthy, independent lives. Situated in a quiet residential neighborhood with a public park directly across the street and Bella Terra just a short walk away, the home provides both tranquility and convenient access to community amenities, employment opportunities, and recovery resources.
Property Highlights
The Caltech Circle residence features central air conditioning throughout the entire home, creating a consistently comfortable living environment. The house includes five spacious bedrooms, including two private master bedrooms, along with a large living room equipped with a seventy-five-inch flat-screen TV. The dining area and breakfast bar feature granite countertops, and the home is finished with wood flooring throughout. Residents have access to four full bathrooms with showers, three full-size refrigerators, an on-site washer and dryer, and high-speed WiFi. A computer and printer are available for job searching, resume building, online appointments, and other essential needs.
Comfortable Outdoor Space
The backyard offers a private and relaxing outdoor environment ideal for socializing, unwinding, or enjoying quiet personal time. It includes a barbecue grill, outdoor seating, and a shaded patio dining area with an umbrella, creating a welcoming space for residents to gather or relax independently.
Included Household Essentials
To make the transition into sober living as smooth as possible, all basic household supplies are provided. These include coffee, cream, sugar, laundry detergent, fabric softener, paper towels, toilet paper, and a full range of cleaning products. Residents can focus on their recovery without worrying about daily household essentials.
Room Layout
The home offers two master bedrooms that provide additional personal space, along with three shared bedrooms arranged comfortably with two beds in each. All rooms are clean, organized, and designed to create a supportive, structured environment that encourages positive routines, stability, and healthy day-to-day living.
Prime Westminster Location
The Caltech Circle residence is ideally located within an easy walking distance of Bella Terra, an open-air shopping and dining center offering restaurants, coffee shops, retail stores, grocery markets, movie theaters, and numerous employment opportunities. This central location supports residents as they rebuild independence, seek employment, and engage with local recovery meetings and supportive community resources.
Experience Higher Purpose Living
At HPRSL, we are committed to providing safe, structured, and comfortable housing where residents can focus on building a strong foundation in recovery. Our Caltech Circle home is thoughtfully designed to support personal growth, accountability, and long-term success.
Hi Everyone,
My name is Wren, and I’m the founder of Higher Purpose Recovery.
Someone asked me today what makes my sober living different from all the others—and while I might be a little biased, I believe it truly does stand out.
I’m in recovery myself. I was incredibly lucky to get sober in a sober living home where the owner showed me compassion, love, and unwavering support. He became my biggest cheerleader and helped me believe in myself when I didn’t know how. That experience changed my life—and inspired me to give back.
So, I opened Higher Purpose Recovery to be that same kind of support for others. I get to be a coach and a cheerleader for every person in the house who's doing the work, showing up, following the rules, and holding themselves accountable. I let them know that everything they’ve dreamed of is possible, just like it was for me—if they’re willing to take a little bit of direction and trust the process.
Today, I can honestly say that my life is the best it’s ever been. I wake up every day grateful, still pinching myself. All because I was willing to take some direction and do the
work.
At Higher Purpose, we’re all about community. The guys here go to meetings together, they hit the beach, golf, surf, and do life side by side. They build strong bonds, support one another, and create a brotherhood that really helps each person rise above their addiction and mental health struggles. Because let’s face it—some days are hard. And it makes a world of difference when you walk through the door and have someone there to say, “Hey, I’ve been through that too.
It’s going to be okay.” That kind of support is powerful. I’m deeply passionate about what we do at Higher Purpose. I’m there regularly, checking in, encouraging the guys, and making sure they know if I could do it, they can too. Our home is rooted in love, kindness, accountability, and the belief that recovery is best done together.
That’s what makes Higher Purpose Recovery stand out.
Thanks for listening, and I’ll see you soon.
What is sober living and how does it differ from rehab? Sober living is a transitional housing option for individuals who have completed detox or a formal treatment program and are ready to reintegrate into daily life. Unlike residential rehab, sober living does not provide clinical treatment on-site. Instead, it offers a structured, substance-free environment where residents build accountability, practice life skills, and strengthen their recovery community while maintaining independence.
Who is eligible for sober living at Higher Purpose Recovery? Our homes welcome adults who are committed to sobriety, actively participating in a recovery program such as AA or NA, and ready to engage with the structure and community our homes provide. Because our locations are gender-specific, men are placed in our Los Reyes or Caltech Circle homes and women in our La Roca home. We encourage prospective residents to reach out directly so we can answer any specific questions about fit and availability.
How long do residents typically stay? Length of stay varies based on each person’s recovery goals and progress. Most residents stay between three and twelve months. Longer stays are common and often recommended, as extended time in a stable, sober environment is associated with stronger long-term outcomes.
What are the house rules at Higher Purpose Recovery? All residents are expected to remain completely abstinent from alcohol and drugs — on and off property. Rules include a nightly breathalyzer, random urinalysis testing, curfews (11 PM Sunday through Thursday, midnight on weekends), participation in weekly house meetings, completion of weekly chores, and active enrollment in a recovery program such as AA or NA. These expectations exist to protect every resident’s sobriety and wellbeing.
Are the sober living homes in Fountain Valley permitted and compliant? Yes. Higher Purpose Recovery operates in accordance with Fountain Valley’s municipal regulations for sober living homes, including Ordinance No. 1607, which the City Council adopted in March 2024. Our homes maintain required use permits and meet all applicable building, zoning, and state code requirements.
Does insurance cover sober living? Most insurance plans do not directly reimburse sober living costs, since sober living is considered supportive housing rather than clinical treatment. However, when paired with a clinical program like our Virtual IOP or IOP with Supportive Housing, some costs may be offset through your benefits. We accept Cigna, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, TRICARE, and Magellan Health for our treatment programs. Visit our insurance coverage guide for more detail.
How much does sober living cost in Fountain Valley? Sober living costs in California generally range from $1,500 to $3,500 per month depending on the home, location, and amenities. Higher Purpose Recovery offers competitive rates in a fully furnished, well-maintained environment. For a detailed breakdown, see our sober living cost guide.
Can I participate in outpatient treatment while living at HPR? Absolutely — and we encourage it. Many of our residents participate in Higher Purpose Recovery’s own Virtual IOP or IOP with Supportive Housing programming while living at one of our homes. Pairing clinical treatment with stable housing is one of the most effective approaches to sustained recovery.
Where are the Higher Purpose Recovery sober living homes located? We have three locations in Orange County. La Roca (Women’s Sober Living) and Los Reyes (Men’s Sober Living) are both located in Fountain Valley, CA 92708. Our third location, Caltech Circle, is a men’s home in Westminster, CA 92683 — a short drive from Bella Terra shopping center and close to local recovery resources.
How do I apply or get more information? The best first step is to call us at (949) 844-3813 or visit our contact page. We’re happy to answer questions about availability, program fit, and what to expect before move-in.
