Hubbert Homes

Oakland, CA

Men's & women's homes

About the house

Hubbert Homes is based in Oakland and offers transitional housing and sober living in Alameda County, with separate houses for men (Bill's Place) and women (Kathy's Place), plus a location in Santa Clara County. Alameda County 211 says it serves people who are homeless, returning from incarceration, in managed care, veterans, people with substance use disorders and people leaving domestic violence.

Its website mentions weekly drug and alcohol testing and says it accepts Medi-Cal for people leaving incarceration, in substance use disorder treatment or after hospitalization.

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Compiled from public sources (the operator's website; Alameda County 211 listing). Last checked 2026-10-06. Call the house to confirm availability, cost and rules before moving in.