The Living House provides a world class residential sober living program in Cape Town, operated by a four phase program from two premises. We aim to be safe, affordable and supportive, enabling residents to endeavour the necessary life challenges needed for a successful, on-going, recovery lifestyle.
How many times does a person need to go to rehab?
We accommodate people from two weeks clean (Assessment dependant)
We also accommodate those returning from abroad, following a treatment process, and needing a safe place to reside or integrate back into a once familiar recovery setting.
Our environment is also ideal for those engaging in a geographical move.
We pride ourselves in employing, top, qualified mental health care professionals.
SETTING
- One Hundred and twenty plus various 12 Step Fellowship meetings in a 30km radius (13 are within walking distance of the house, one of those meetings being at The Living House)
- Work opportunities, malls, and a range of Public Transport a mere 50m away
FEES
Shared from as low as R7 300
FACILITIES
• 24hr Helpline
• Armed Response
- Ambulance Emergency Service
• CCTV security surveillance
• Uncapped WIFI
• Online Resident Computers
• Weekly House Meetings
• Hands on Day/Night Staff
• Random/Suspicion Drug/Alcohol Testing
• Premium HD DSTV
• Daily House Keeper
• Laundry Day for bedding
• Admission Pick-Up Service
Basics such as:
- Electricity and water
- Laundry facility for personal use
- Other facilities are shared such as:
- Bathroom, Shower, Kitchen, Lounge,
and Outside Surroundings
ADMISSIONS
We accept residents 24/7, provided they meet our admission requirements: 0027(0)844 54 84 64
PHONE: 0027(0)844548464
EMAIL: info@thelivinghouse.co.za
WEBSITE: www.TheLivingHouse.co.za
FACEBOOK:www.facebook.com/www.thelivinghouse.co.za
TWITTER: www.twitter.com/soberlivingcoza
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/soberlivingcoza
Grace House Family Church is a company that operates in the Religious Institutions industry. It employs 1-5 people and has $1M-$5M of revenue. The company is headquartered in Randburg, South Africa.