About this Recovery Home
Casa Mia is a women's recovery residence in San Antonio, Texas, the seat of Bexar County. It is operated by Crosspoint, Inc. on the organization's Women's Wellness Campus and holds Level III certification, the supervised tier of the Texas recovery housing standard.
A Recovery Home Where Mothers and Children Stay Together
Casa Mia serves pregnant and parenting women healing from substance use disorders, including women experiencing homelessness, and children live in the house with their mothers. That single design decision removes the choice that ends most attempts at treatment for a mother: enter a program and place the children somewhere else, or keep the children and stay where she is. The house provides recovery support services, case management and a household built around women raising children while they get sober.
What Level III Certification Means for This Sober Living Home
Certification through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network is voluntary in Texas, and Level III is the supervised tier, a step above monitored peer housing. A Level III residence has paid staff with defined roles, administrative oversight and a documented service structure, alongside the obligations every certified house carries: written fees and rules disclosed before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, a code of ethics and a complaint process outside the household. For a program housing children, the supervision standard is the appropriate one.
Crosspoint and Its Recovery Housing in San Antonio
Crosspoint, Inc. describes its work as safe transitional residential and support services for people on a path to recovery. Alongside its recovery housing it runs behavioral health transitions, justice and restoration services, outpatient programs and a veterans program, and it reports more than 1,440 lives served and 2,500 hours of self-improvement services a year. A resident here sits inside that wider organization, so case management can reach services the house itself does not provide.
Recovery Housing in San Antonio and Bexar County
San Antonio is the county seat and the second-largest city in Texas, and Bexar County concentrates the region's courts, hospitals, community college campuses and social services inside one jurisdiction. That matters for a mother in recovery with a child protective services case, a court date or a benefits appointment, because the appointments do not require leaving the county. Certified recovery housing for women with children is scarce statewide, and San Antonio's supply is the largest in south central Texas.
Applying to This Women's Recovery Residence
Crosspoint handles intake at the organization level. TROHN publishes certified residences by city and operator and leaves street addresses out, so the address comes at placement. The questions worth asking are the ones the certification obliges an answer to: what the fee covers, how long a resident can stay, what happens after a relapse when children are in the household, what case management actually includes, and how a complaint escalates past the staff on site.
