Continuing recovery
Men transitioning from detoxification or residential treatment, or continuing outpatient and community-based support.
Serving the Greater Sacramento Area
A stable place to live.A stronger path forward.
Forge Sober Living offers furnished shared housing for men who want a sober environment, a dependable home base, and room to focus on what comes next.
Forge is currently developing its first Greater Sacramento Area home. Join the interest list for opening updates and availability.
Representative image · Actual property and furnishings may vary
About Forge
A home base for the next chapter.
Forge was created for men who need stability without being defined by what brought them here.
A sober home can create the breathing room to return to work, attend appointments, reconnect with family, continue outside support, and build a healthier routine.
The home complements the clinical, recovery, and community services a resident may already use while giving him space to keep moving forward on his own terms.
Representative image · Actual property, room arrangement, and furnishings may vary
The Home
Comfortable. Practical. Ready for everyday life.
A Forge home is designed to feel like a home—not a facility.
- Furnished shared bedrooms
- Utilities included
- Wi-Fi included
- Equipped kitchen
- Common living areas
- Substance-free environment
Room arrangements, housing fees, and property-specific amenities are reviewed before move-in.
Who We Serve
A bridge between support and independence.
Forge is intended for adult men who can live independently and want a substance-free place to call home.
Veterans
Veterans seeking steady housing while connecting with VA programs, employment, healthcare, or community resources.
Rebuilding stability
Men moving forward after homelessness, hospitalization, re-entry, or another major life transition.
Our role is clear: Forge provides sober housing. It does not provide detoxification, medical care, therapy, counseling, medication management, or mental-health treatment.
A principle behind Forge
“The goal isn't simply to escape the darkness. It's to become the light—and help others find their way.”
For Referral Partners
Clear answers when housing is the next step.
Referral professionals need to know what a home offers, who it may fit, and how to reach someone. Forge keeps that conversation direct.
We welcome inquiries from organizations helping adult men find sober housing in the Greater Sacramento Area.
Detox and withdrawal-management centers
Residential and outpatient treatment
VA and Veterans' services
Mental and behavioral-health providers
Hospitals and discharge teams
Homeless-service providers and shelters
County, court, probation, and re-entry teams
Case managers, social workers, and community organizations
How It Works
Start with a conversation.
Whether you are calling for yourself, someone you care about, or a client, the process is straightforward.
Reach out
Call or send an inquiry with the general housing need and timing.
Talk it through
We discuss what the prospective resident is looking for and whether Forge may be a good fit.
Review the details
Room arrangements, housing fees, expectations, and the resident agreement are explained clearly.
Coordinate move-in
If the fit is right, the remaining details and move-in date are handled directly.
FAQ
The details people need.
Where is Forge located?
Forge serves the Greater Sacramento Area. Exact residential addresses are shared privately with appropriate prospective residents and referral partners.
Who is Forge intended for?
Forge is intended for adult men seeking sober shared housing who are medically stable, able to live independently, and comfortable living in a substance-free home.
What is included?
The housing arrangement includes a furnished shared bedroom, utilities, Wi-Fi, an equipped kitchen, and common living areas. Property-specific details are reviewed before move-in.
Is Forge a treatment program?
No. Forge provides housing rather than clinical treatment. Residents may independently participate in outside medical, mental-health, recovery, employment, educational, VA, or community-based services.
How does the screening conversation work?
We discuss the prospective resident's general housing needs, timing, ability to live independently, and what he is looking for in a shared sober home. Sensitive medical details should not be submitted through the website.
Can residents work or attend school?
Yes. Residents may continue employment, education, appointments, outside support, family responsibilities, and other appropriate daily activities.
How much does housing cost?
Housing fees vary by room arrangement. The complete cost, what it includes, and any move-in requirements are reviewed before anyone commits.
Can a professional discuss a referral?
Yes. Referral professionals may call 916-644-0773 or send an inquiry below to discuss general suitability, timing, and next steps.
Contact Forge
Let's talk.
Looking for housing or making a referral? Tell us the general situation and timing, and we will explain the next step.
Please do not send diagnoses, treatment records, Social Security numbers, or other sensitive information through this form.