Corazon Ministries

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Corazon Sober Living

Corazon Sober Living

At Corazon Sober Living Home, we believe recovery is about more than sobriety; it’s about rebuilding lives. As Corazon’s sober living program, we  providea safe, structured, and supportive home for women who have completed inpatient treatment and are committed to continuing their recoveryjourney. Through accountability, life-skills development, and connection to employment and community resources, residents are empowered to build healthy, independent, and purpose-filled lives. Our goal is to create a place of healing, hope, and transformation where every woman has the opportunity to thrive.   

What Deborah’s House Provides: 

  • Safe, sober transitional housing  
  • Recovery-focused accountability and support  
  • Personal growth opportunities  
  • Life-skills development and employment assistance  
  • A nurturing community that encourages long-term success and independence  

At Corazon Sober Living, women find more than a place to live; they find a foundation for a brighter future. 

For more information call 210-904-8001 EXT. 105, or email email Corazon Sober Living 

Our Mission

Corazon Sober Living supports women who have completed an in-patient program for their ongoing recovery from the disease of addiction by providing a safe sober-living home, spiritual mentoring and modeling of life skills for their continued success.

About Us

After a woman has completed treatment for addiction, she needs a home where she has accountability and support to stay sober, build healthy relationships, and work on her skills to enable her to find and retain gainful employment. Corazon Sober Living provides a safe, structured home-like environment for women transitioning from treatment for substance abuse to a life of self-sustainable confidence. Female mentors share compassionate guidance with each woman while supporting her spiritual, personal, and professional growth until she is ready to face the world on her own.

Our Vision

At Corazon Sober Living, we envision a world where each and every woman can reach her greatest potential and be the woman she was created to be. Substance abuse and addiction rob women of the ability to maintain steady employment, healthy relationships with family and friends, and productive lives.

Transforming Women’s Lives

Corazon Sober Living was named after one of the greatest woman leaders in the Old Testament (Book of Judges). In addition to being brave, Deborah was also a very wise woman. Meeting in the shade of a palm tree, Deborah provided counsel and settled disputes for the people in her village. The palm tree symbolizes an oasis, and that is what we want to provide for our residents as they work toward healthy, successful lives.

When space allows, Corazon Sober Living is available to women who have completed a 30-day inpatient residential treatment program (with a recommendation from their counselor)  and do not have a safe home to return to. Located in central San Antonio, our ten-bed home includes a beautiful kitchen, four bedrooms, a study area, and two large common areas.

Eligible Resident

Any woman who is recommended by her counselor upon completion of a residential treatment program and who is committed to finding meaningful employment and transforming her life.

Download the Corazon Sober Living application >

Service Opportunity

Volunteer Corazon San Antonio is looking for volunteers!

We have many ways you can help, including working in the health clinic, food preparation and meal services, street outreach, programming such as music and creative writing, donation drives, and more!

Please fill out our volunteer form by clicking here: VOLUNTEER FORM

The Program

Residents will stay at Deborah’s House while continuing their outpatient recovery and practicing life skills as they pursue full-time work or school.  With faith-based mentoring and an environment of structure and accountability, women addicts are more likely to continue the journey of healing. Spiritual growth in a home church will build social and spiritual networks for a lifetime. A volunteer mentor, trained specifically for this ministry, will give support and personal attention to each resident. Having looked at the research, Deborah’s House believes that ongoing recovery is possible when four underlying goals are met:

  1. Sobriety Through completion of a drug and/or alcohol treatment program, recommendation from a counselor,  ongoing attendance at 12-step meetings, and actively working the steps with a sponsor.
  1. SafetyThrough having a safe place to call home. Residents are not required to pay rent for the first month. After the first month, rent is $100 per week. Residents who are attending school or training programs may qualify for a discount on their rent.
  1. Spirituality Through exploration of the mind-body-spirit connection by meeting weekly with a spiritual mentor  to go through a faith-based, 12-step book that illustrates how the gospel principles in the Twelve Steps can free anyone from any addiction, and by participating weekly in a faith community of the resident’s choice.
  1. Solvency Through obtaining employment and/or training that provides a living wage and true self-sufficiency, Deborah’s House provides the space and the time to rebuild and transform lives.