Ujima Family Recovery Services

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Ujima Family Recovery Services Ujima Family Recovery Services mission is to empower families to maintain recovery, housing, and wellness. Ujima means collective work and responsibility.

https://ujimafamily.org/donate/ Ujima Family Recovery Services is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to helping families maintain recovery, housing, and wellness. Since 1986, Ujima has made a significant contribution towards stopping substance abuse, and empowering mothers and their families to develop life skills to lead healthy productive lives.

When did you last stop and ask yourself how you’re doing? Not “what’s on the list,” but how you are.October is Emotional...
10/30/2026

When did you last stop and ask yourself how you’re doing? Not “what’s on the list,” but how you are.

October is Emotional Wellness Month. Today, try one small thing: put the phone down, take three slow breaths, and notice what’s actually there. You don’t have to fix it or have an answer. Just checking in is enough to start.

Save this for the next time your day gets loud.

Change is rarely comfortable, and it’s allowed to be hard. It can also open doors you couldn’t see from where you were s...
10/29/2026

Change is rarely comfortable, and it’s allowed to be hard. It can also open doors you couldn’t see from where you were standing.

If your life is shifting right now, whether by choice or not, you don’t have to pretend to feel ready. You can be nervous and curious at the same time.

What’s changing for you lately?

Nobody has it all together. They’ve just found the people who make the next step easier.Support, connection, and small s...
10/28/2026

Nobody has it all together. They’ve just found the people who make the next step easier.

Support, connection, and small steps add up more than most of us expect. A text to a friend, a conversation, or showing up to a room of people who get it all count.

Tag someone who’s been a steady presence for you. Let them know.

When we let go of what we are, we become what we might be.Sometimes the hardest part of growth is putting something down...
10/27/2026

When we let go of what we are, we become what we might be.

Sometimes the hardest part of growth is putting something down: an old story about yourself, a role that no longer fits, a habit that used to protect you.

You don’t have to let go of everything today. Start by noticing what you’re still carrying out of loyalty, not need.

What are you ready to release this season?

Pause. Breathe. Check in with yourself.When did you last stop and ask yourself how you’re doing? Not “what’s on the list...
10/26/2026

Pause. Breathe. Check in with yourself.

When did you last stop and ask yourself how you’re doing? Not “what’s on the list,” but how you are.

October is Emotional Wellness Month. Today, try one small thing: put the phone down, take three slow breaths, and notice what’s actually there. You don’t have to fix it or have an answer. Just checking in is enough to start.

Save this for the next time your day gets loud.

10/13/2026
Meet Grace.Ten years ago, addiction and homelessness had taken almost everything from her. She survived violence most of...
09/29/2026

Meet Grace.

Ten years ago, addiction and homelessness had taken almost everything from her. She survived violence most of us can't imagine, and carried the grief of losing people along the way. Depression went untreated. Survival was the only plan.

Everything changed when she learned she was expecting her daughter. In that moment, she decided she wanted something different — not just for herself, but for her child.

She came to the Rectory, gave birth to her daughter, and became one of the strongest voices in the program. From there she moved to Mountain View Shelter, and later graduated from our SPIRIT program — building her recovery and her independence one step at a time.

Today, Grace is preparing to move into her own apartment with her daughter. And in the most full-circle moment of all, she's come back to work for the very program that once gave her a second chance — now walking alongside others facing what she once faced.

This is why we do this work. Recovery is possible. Stability is possible. A different future is possible.

Want to help make more stories like Grace's possible? https://www.ujimafamily.org/donate

Address

1901 Church Lane
San Pablo, CA
94806

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+15102363139

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