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Patrick’s Foundation · Recovery Homes
Structured recovery homes and supportive services in Northern California, where people are known by name, met with compassion, and supported as they rebuild their lives.
Medi-Cal accepted through
Partnership HealthPlan
Adults 18+ experiencing
or at risk of homelessness
Call 707-502-7984
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text 988Crisis Text Line, text HOME to 741741SAMHSA National Helpline, 1-800-662-4357Humboldt AA 24 Hour Helpline, (844) 442-0711Humboldt NA Helpline, (707) 444-8645In immediate danger, call 911
Our Mission

We create places where people
know they matter.

Grounded in faith and lived experience, we meet each person where they are, accept them for who they are, and walk beside them with kindness and compassion.
We believe people can change, hope can be restored, and sometimes the first step is simply having someone see the good in you and believe change is possible.
We are a faith-based program, and everyone is welcome. Participation in faith groups is optional.
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Patrick's Foundation
“One of the greatest gifts we can give another human being is simply listening.”
Dana Holcomb
Founder & CEO, Patrick’s Foundation
From the Healing Table
Our Ethos

We take the time
to know you.

You will be known by your name and your story. We take time to understand what you’ve been through, what matters to you, and what you need. The support we offer is shaped around you, because no two people need exactly the same thing.
Respect begins with listening. We want people throughout our homes to be seen, to have a voice, and to feel safe talking about difficult subjects.
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Known by name
Our staff take the time to know each resident personally. We listen to their story and learn what matters to them.
Lived experience
Many of our staff have lived experience, and some came through our program themselves. We understand how hard it can be to start again, and we offer hope.
Grace and accountability
A return to use does not mean automatic removal. We look at what happened, keep the home safe, and decide together what support is needed.
Kindness is expected
We talk openly about bullying and how words affect others, and every resident signs an agreement to treat others with respect.
Taught with patience
We never assume someone was taught to cook or clean. We take the time to show them how, patiently and without judgment.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text 988Crisis Text Line, text HOME to 741741SAMHSA National Helpline, 1-800-662-4357Humboldt AA 24 Hour Helpline, (844) 442-0711Humboldt NA Helpline, (707) 444-8645In immediate danger, call 911
Our Program
Structure that heals the whole person.
Residents attend weekly meetings, including The Healing Table and our Friday Gratitude & Goals Meetings, with optional groups offered throughout the week. We cook and share meals every night. Residents receive a Planet Fitness membership, and we make time for karaoke, game nights, and outings like the Redwood Skywalk.
Recuperative Care
A steady place for adults 18 and older to heal, with support and connections to ongoing services.
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Connection to Treatment
We help residents connect with treatment, medical care, and community services, including support to start or continue medication for addiction treatment (MAT).
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Recovery & Community
Residents build connections through recovery meetings, optional Bible studies and faith-based groups, shared meals, and activities together.
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Enhanced Care Management
A care plan built around each person, from medical and dental needs to transportation and housing.
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Housing Navigation
From the first day, we help residents plan for their next home, explore housing options, and work through applications and barriers along the way.
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Life Skills
Learning everyday skills together, from cooking and budgeting to communicating and building healthy routines.
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The Healing Table

The heartbeat of our program.

The Healing Table is a writing and sharing program created with love by our founder, Dana Holcomb, and an essential part of every Patrick’s Foundation home. Throughout the week, residents write about meaningful topics, including the hard things. Each person chooses a writing to share at the weekly group.
We gather in a dedicated space with clear agreements about confidentiality and listening. While someone shares, there is no crosstalk, touching, correcting, advising, or judging. We simply listen, giving each person the opportunity to be heard. We close with a reflection on what moved us or spoke to our hearts.
“The minute you start talking about it, it gets easier.”
Dana Holcomb
Founder & CEO, Patrick’s Foundation
From the Healing Table
Our Residences
Every home holds the same standard of care.
We want people to feel at home here, with people under the same roof who know your name and notice when you are struggling. We started in Eureka and have grown across three Northern California counties, and every new home is held to the same standard. Wherever you land, you will be welcomed the way we would welcome our own.
Granddaddy’s House
Granddaddy’s House
Eureka · Humboldt County
Miss Dana’s House of Hope
Miss Dana’s House of Hope
Eureka · Humboldt County
Coffee’s House
Coffee’s House
Eureka · Humboldt County
Kathy’s House
Kathy’s House
Eureka · Humboldt County
Atman House
Atman House
Grass Valley · Nevada County
Miranda’s House
Miranda’s House
Red Bluff · Tehama County
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How to Begin

Four steps to a fresh start.

Whether you are looking for yourself, someone you love, or a client, getting started is simple and personal. We walk with you through each step.
Step 01Reach out
Call us, send a message, or submit a referral. Family members, hospitals, and case managers can also reach out on someone’s behalf.
Step 02Application & conversation
Complete a short application, then talk with our team about needs, history, and goals. We answer every question along the way.
Step 03Move in
Arrive at a warm welcoming home and meet the people you’ll be sharing it with.
Step 04Begin your plan
Join recovery meetings and groups like the Healing Table. Together, we’ll create a care plan that reflects your needs, builds on your strengths, and supports your goals.
Get started

There’s a place for you here.

You don’t need to have it all figured out or know the right words. Call us, or send a message, and tell us where you are right now. A real person will listen, answer your questions, and talk through your options with you. If you are ready, we can start your application on that same call.
✓Medi-Cal accepted through Partnership HealthPlan
✓Adults 18+ who need a safe place to recover from an illness, injury or behavioral health condition and are experiencing or at risk of homelessness
✓A personalized care plan and help coordinating care
✓Support planning your next steps toward stable housing
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Referring a patient or client?

For hospitals, discharge planners, case managers, social workers, Partnership, and community organizations.
✓Recuperative Care for adults 18 and older
✓Enhanced Care Management, documented and supported
✓Housing Transition Navigation from day one
✓Treatment Center: Coming Soon
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, call or text 988Crisis Text Line, text HOME to 741741SAMHSA National Helpline, 1-800-662-4357Humboldt AA 24 Hour Helpline, (844) 442-0711Humboldt NA Helpline, (707) 444-8645In immediate danger, call 911
Get in Touch
Have questions about our program?
Tell us a little about your situation and our team will follow up personally.
We accept Medi-Cal through Partnership HealthPlan
Not sure if you are covered? We will check your benefits with you. No pressure and no obligation.
Call us707-502-7984Email usinfo@patricksfoundation.com
Our homesHumboldt, Nevada & Tehama counties
Our founderDana Holcomb, Founder & CEO
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