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7904 Harold Street
Lamont, CA - 93241
7904 Harold Street
Lamont, CA - 93241
Last-Modified: 2020-07-09 21:36:55
The Epiphany Foundation is a sober living environment that provides safe and well-appointed facilities for men who are in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction - we also offer job skills training for individuals who are in need of those services.
Their 'classrooms' are construction job sites where all phases of new construction or rehab are needed taught by experts in the field.
The cost of their program is based on a persons ability to pay and is negotiated at the time of admission. Two program options:
1) Residential Sober Living: If you already have employable skills and require a safe, clean, sober and drug free living environment, this may be the place for you; or,
2) Job/Skills Training: If your job or trade skills are lacking or want to change career direction, then their job/trade skills program may be for you.
As a beneficiary, you have the opportunity to apply enter the training program as an apprentice. Apprentices receive everything described in the residential program plus more.
Everybody knows, idle time is bad time. At Epiphany there is little of it. Everybody either has an outside job, they are looking for a job, volunteering, performing community service or they are enrolled in the training/skills program. Epiphany offers innovative and integrated two-pronged life-skills and job-skills programs that can dramatically and positively transform one's life.
Office hours:
Monday - Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Note: Apartments may not have openings or may have long waiting lists. Call for complete details.
Hours of operation:
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