Transitional Living Center Coed Sober House

About this Sober House

Transitional Living Center is a coed sober living home in Yuma, Arizona, in Yuma County, on South 4th Avenue.

A Coed Sober House on South 4th Avenue

The house serves men and women together, with shared common space split by gender inside the building. South 4th Avenue sits centrally in Yuma, giving residents walkable access to services the operator runs from the same address.

Housing Built Into a Full Recovery Center

Transitional Living Center operates as part of TLC Recovery, which runs a walk-in peer support and resource center at the same South 4th Avenue address, open seven days a week without an appointment. Residents get sober housing and a recovery center in one location.

Peer Mentoring and Job Navigation

Beyond housing, TLC Recovery's Yuma site provides peer mentoring, life-skills development, and employment navigation, including a vocational program run out of its own Turtle Bay Cafe. That combination gives residents a path toward work without leaving the same campus where they live.

Yuma County Recovery Housing

Yuma is the county seat and the largest city in Yuma County, sitting near the California and Mexico borders in the state's southwest corner. Recovery housing options are limited across rural Yuma County, making a coed, service-connected house in the county seat a regional resource.

Who Transitional Living Center Serves

The house suits residents who want sober housing paired directly with peer support and job-readiness services. Its coed structure widens who it can serve compared with a single-gender house in the same county.

More on The Sober House Sober Housing helps because it provides a safe stable recovery environment with a built-in support system collaborated by housemates and peer staff. Sober housing at TLCR is unique because they offer support in building yourself back up by providing all the options that can be utilized as resources. TLCR  Sober housing encourages and motivates its sober house members to go out in the community and look for work, become self-sufficient, and develop a recovery atmosphere. Helps us learn how to develop the housing and living skills we neglected so we can get to where we want to be with a better life.