The All’s Well Home program helps you learn how to change from the inside out. Our goal is to help you change your life, not your life-style. Our 12 Level Self-Development Curriculum Program will help you to see the real problem you are dealing with so you can rebuild your life. Recovery is a process of goal achievement, very much like climbing a ladder, and each step is a new goal, another step closer to recovery. We will help you learn how to develop your own goals.

Our Learning Center is a full classroom where you will learn life skills, social skills, and anger management. You will also learn time management, how to handle your finances, computer and job skills, how to write a resume, and how to search for a job. We will give you tips on what to say, questions to ask, and what to wear to a job interview. You will have a chance to work on your academic education. We offer training material for preparing you for your GED test. Some of our guests have taken on-line college classes. Before you know it you will develop a level of strength that will help you deal confidently with life’s challenges.

All we ask of you is to be honest about what you want out of life.

What do you need to change in order to get there?

When you can answer that question, think about how you’re going to do all of that.

Do you have any idea of where to start?

If you are serious and ready for radical change, talk to us.

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People often ask us what they should expect when they enter the All’s Well Home. What’s it like living in one of the All’s Well Home or what can we do for them?

When you first enter any of the homes, you will be issued fresh, clean sheets and a pillow case, a blanket, a pillow, and a towel and wash cloth. You only need your personal clothing and toiletries. However, we know that sometimes guests may not have very much, especially when they first enter the program. Fortunately, many times we are able to help you get most of the things you really need.

All’s Well Home works closely with a number of states and county agencies, including parole and probation, and with the courts. We write letters for our guests, and, if necessary, can even appear in court with them.

We do not provide or offer legal representation for guest, but we have a list of attorneys, some of which offer free consultation and low cost services. Guests are free to contact an attorney of their choice.

We do accept guests who take medications. It is up to them to take their medications on time, and only in the amount prescribed. In order to protect their medications, we provide them with secure lockers for their use.

If you need to see a doctor, we have a list of low cost (and sometimes free) doctors, medical clinics, and dentists. If you do not already have medical insurance we will help you get MSI or Medi Cal if you qualify.

One of the most important things for our guests who can work is finding a job, so we have a list of referrals to employers and job agencies that are known to be “felony friendly”. Also, we do receive information about job openings and referrals from private sources and from the State Employment Development Department.

There is personal spiritual guidance, mentoring and encouragement available.