Our Story
Felicity House was started by a group of concerned citizens in recovery from the Clare Foundation who saw the need for a home where women could continue their journey after treatment. What they created was more than just a sober living—it was a place where women could grow, heal, and rebuild their lives in a community of love and shared experience.
Today, Felicity House continues to carry that vision forward. Our home offers structure, accountability, and support for women and individuals who identify as women as they recover from alcoholism and substance use disorder. Through the guidance of the 12 steps and the power of one woman helping another, we provide a space where healing happens and lives are transformed.
About Us
Felicity House is a nonprofit sober living home for women and those who identify as women, located in West Los Angeles. We provide a supportive, structured environment for individuals rebuilding their lives after alcoholism or substance use disorder.
Residents participate in a recovery-based program centered on the 12 steps. We offer daily structure that includes curfews, chores, meetings, and individual goal-setting. Each woman is expected to be actively working her steps and taking responsibility for her recovery journey. With love, support, and community, we walk this path together.
Our vision
Diversity & Inclusion
Felicity House welcomes women and individuals who identify as women from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences. We serve adults 18 and older who are in early recovery, often transitioning from detox or treatment centers.
Many of our residents come to us with limited financial resources or while receiving public assistance. We are committed to offering a safe, inclusive space where every woman feels seen, supported, and valued—regardless of her past, her story, or her starting point.
Health & Wellness
Felicity House is more than a place to stay—it’s a space to begin again. We offer a structured and supportive home where women in early recovery can step away from the chaos and triggers that made sobriety so difficult.
Our program is rooted in the 12 steps and built on love, structure, and community. With peer support, one-on-one guidance, and consistent routines, residents begin building the foundation for a new life. We also offer wellness experiences such as Breathwork and Naam Yoga, led by alumni and volunteers who return to give back. These practices support emotional balance, spiritual connection, and long-term well-being.
Women’s Initiatives
At Felicity House, recovery goes beyond abstinence. We support each resident in building a life of independence, purpose, and dignity. Our program includes goal-setting, life skills, and encouragement to take steps toward employment, education, or vocational training.
Residents are empowered to grow emotionally, spiritually, and economically. With the support of peers, mentors, and alumni, women learn how to show up for themselves and one another. We believe in second chances, in healing through connection, and in the power of spiritual growth through action.