MHS Casa Aurora CCTRP

MHS Casa Aurora CCTRP is a community transitional reentry program in Bakersfield, California serving adult women navigating recovery and reintegration.

The 83 bed program supports justice involved women dealing with addiction, co-occurring mental health concerns and the challenges of returning to their communities.

Casa Aurora blends sober living with structured reentry support, meeting women where they are and helping them build a stable foundation for lasting change.

Women's Reentry and Sober Living

Casa Aurora's core focus is helping adult female offenders transition back into society through a residential sober living environment.

The program combines addiction treatment with reintegration support, giving women a structured setting to rebuild their lives.

Treatment includes 12 step programming, cognitive behavioral therapy and educational classes designed to address both substance use and the underlying issues tied to reentry.

Within a supportive community setting, residents work toward recovery while developing practical skills for independent and sober living.

Whole Person Support

Beyond addiction care, Casa Aurora provides co-occurring disorders treatment for women facing both mental health and substance use challenges.

The program pairs clinical support with educational programming and a day school, plus amenities like a recreation room to encourage connection and personal growth throughout the reentry journey.

Next Steps

Casa Aurora offers in person residential services at its Bakersfield location on Jessie Street, serving adult women across the surrounding community.

The program accepts Medicaid and TRICARE, private insurance and self pay, and offers financial assistance and sliding scale options.