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Transitional Housing/Shelter | Legacy Outreach

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Resource Name:Transitional Housing/Shelter | Legacy Outreach

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***CONFIDENTIAL***, Concord, CA 94518

Eligibility

Must be in recovery from substance use; Re-entering the community after incarceration; Transitioning out of homelessness or unstable housing; Working with probation, parole, case management, or referral agencies; Seeking a structured, sober, supportive living environment; Able to live safely and respectfully in a shared home; female service members (VA).

Required documents

Driver’s license, California ID, Passport, Jail/prison release ID, Probation/parole paperwork with identifying information, Other government-issued identification, Proof of Funding

Hours

Monday - Friday, 9am - 6pm
518-955-4455

Voice

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Main Number

Languages

English

Application process

Referral required. Call for more information.

Fees

$1,200 Self pay / Shelter Inc $2,000 Agency - Caminar Concord

Service area

Contra Costa County
The program serves women ages 18 and older who are in recovery, re-entry after incarceration, or transitioning out of homelessness or unstable housing. Legacy Outreach provides a safe, structured, substance-free shared living environment where residents can rebuild stability, develop accountability, and work toward long-term independence. The home is designed for women who are motivated to participate in a respectful sober living community and who can safely live in a shared housing setting. The program emphasizes dignity, structure, personal responsibility, and community support.

Last Assured

05/29/2026

Providing organization

Emily Rose Kendall Legacy Foundation
The program serves women ages 18 and older who are in recovery, re-entry after incarceration, or transitioning out of homelessness or unstable housing. Legacy Outreach provides a safe, structured, substance-free shared living environment where residents can rebuild stability, develop accountability, and work toward long-term independence. The home is designed for women who are motivated to participate in a respectful sober living community and who can safely live in a shared housing setting. The program emphasizes dignity, structure, personal responsibility, and community support.