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Pueblo del Mar Family Recovery Community

Recovery Services

The most important thing I learned at Pueblo was to do one thing and to just keep doing it no matter how insecure I was and no matter how much I thought I couldn't do it. – DeeDee
I am so appreciative for the opportunity to live at Pueblo del Mar. I am grateful for all those who have helped me become a better person and, more importantly, a good mother to my children. – Ericka

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Pueblo del Mar, a joint partnership between the Housing Authority of the County of Monterey and Sun Street Centers, provides a safe, affordable, transitional housing program for homeless women with children, men with children, and families with children.  Residents organize themselves in a Social Model-driven council that assists families in developing a sense of pride and community.  In a drug free/alcohol free environment, residents build social networks and support systems designed to foster positive lifestyles.

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Marina
831.582.9461
Open six days a week (Monday-Saturday)

Services include:

  • Parent education
  • Relapse Prevention
  • On-site cooperative child care
  • Job development
  • Financial literacy
  • After school tutoring
  • Recreational programs
  • On-site 12-step meetings
  • Recovery support groups
  • On-site case management
  • Mental Health services for adults and children
  • Social Model life skills
  • Relationship development
  • Permanent housing resources
  • Continuing education resources

Help families at Pueblo del Mar

The Nancy Wheelis Dodd Fund was established by the Dodd family following Nancy’s death in 2000. The fund benefits families in recovery who are residents of Pueblo del Mar or Alumni of Men’s Residential. Grants range from $500 to $1500.  This fund is designed to aid recipients on their road to independence. The fund is administered by the Community Foundation for Monterey County. To donate please go to www.cfmco.org and enter the Nancy Wheelis Dodd Fund on the “Donate Now” page