Community Reunification Project

09/17/2026

Senior Gleaners help feed the hungry by gathering surplus crops and unsold groceries for food distributors across San Diego County.

In 2025, they picked 242,330 pounds of crops to donate.

Learn more about Senior Gleaners and how you can volunteer or donate a crop at the link in the comments.

09/08/2026

🌟 WE’VE REDESIGNED OUR WEBSITE — COME CHECK OUT WHAT’S HAPPENING AT CRP!

Community Reunification Project (CRP) continues to grow with one purpose in mind: helping individuals and families rebuild their lives, strengthen their recovery, and successfully reconnect with their communities.

We invite you to visit our newly redesigned website at communityreunification.org and learn more about who we are and the work we are doing throughout the community.

Whether you are:

• Looking for behavioral health or recovery services
• Seeking therapy for yourself or your family
• A referral partner looking for additional community resources
• Interested in reentry, recovery, case management, or community support services
• A community organization interested in partnering with CRP
• A supporter, donor, or funder looking to invest in meaningful community impact

There is a place for you to connect with CRP.

Our work extends beyond providing services. We believe lasting change happens when treatment, recovery, housing stability, community connection, opportunity, and hope come together.

As we expand our community reach, we are actively looking for supporters, strategic partners, donors, and funding partners who believe in investing in people and strengthening communities.

🌐 Visit communityreunification.org

Take a look around and tell us what you think. Ask questions. Make suggestions. Connect with us.

If you believe in our mission, please LIKE, FOLLOW & SHARE this post. Every share helps someone discover a resource, treatment option, partnership opportunity, or pathway forward.

Need services? We’re here.
Looking for a community partner? Let’s connect.
Interested in supporting or funding the mission? Let’s start a conversation.

Community Reunification Project
Rebuilding Lives. Restoring Families. Strengthening Communities.

Through compassionate, culturally responsive care, CRP creates pathways to recovery, stability, opportunity, and lasting community connection.

08/31/2026

🌟 Affordable Therapy Is Available Through Open Path

Community Reunification Project is pleased to share that Ricardo Cabrera, MA, APCC, AMFT, is now accepting new clients through Open Path Psychotherapy Collective.

Open Path helps make quality mental health services more accessible to individuals and families who may not have adequate insurance coverage or cannot afford standard private-pay rates.

Ricardo works with adults experiencing concerns such as:

• Addiction and substance use
• Incarceration, reentry, and life transitions
• Anxiety and stress
• Anger management
• Adjustment difficulties and burnout
• Couples, marriage, and relationship concerns
• Family conflict and communication difficulties
• Men’s issues
• Spirituality and religious trauma
• Coping skills and recovery support

His treatment approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, 12-Step Facilitation, and family and marital therapy.

Open Path session rates listed are:

• Individual therapy: $60 per session
• Couples therapy: $80 per session
• Family therapy: $80 per session
• Free initial consultation available

Ricardo offers services in English and Spanish, with in-person appointments in San Diego and online therapy throughout California. He practices under the clinical supervision of Dr. Rosolyn Harper, Psy.D., LMFT #103459.

Learn more or begin the Open Path enrollment process through Ricardo’s Open Path profile. https://openpathcollective.org/therapist/ricardo-cabrera/

📞 (619) 324-4893
✉️ [email protected]

APCC #21605 | AMFT #161341
Under the supervision of Dr. Rosolyn Harper, LMFT #103459

Please share this resource with someone who may benefit from affordable, compassionate, and trauma-informed counseling.

Ricardo Cabrera offers Individuals, Couples and Families therapy for Addiction, Adjustment Disorders, Anger Management, Anxiety, Burnout, Communication Problems, Coping Mechanisms, Couples / Marriage / Relationships, Family Conflict, Incarceration & Re-entry, Men’s Issues, Religious Trauma, Spirit...

08/31/2026

🏠 MALE RECOVERY BEDS AVAILABLE — SAN DIEGO

We’re excited to share that Sons of Recovery (CRP/MGRC) currently has male recovery residence beds available for individuals seeking a structured, supportive environment while building a life in recovery.

We are also proud to share that Sons of Recovery is now a member of the Recovery Residence Association (RRA) and recently completed our peer review.

For us, being part of the Recovery Residence Association is more than having our name on a listing. It represents our continued commitment to providing recovery housing with structure, accountability, safety, ethical practices, and respect for the individuals we have the privilege of serving.

For our residents and referral partners, it means being connected to a recovery residence that is committed to recognized standards and ongoing accountability within the recovery housing community.

Our Sons of Recovery residence offers:

• Male recovery housing
• On-site management
• Shared rooms and community living
• Support for justice-involved individuals
• Transitional Age Youth (18–24)
• Veterans
• Internet and laundry access
• Convenient access to public transportation
• A recovery-focused environment built around accountability, stability, and community

Recovery is about more than having a place to sleep. Stable housing can provide the foundation from which someone begins rebuilding relationships, employment, health, recovery capital, and hope for the future.

We are grateful for the opportunity to continue serving our community — one person, one family, and one life at a time.

📞 Beds are available now.
Call 619-320-8441 for availability and placement information.

🔗 View our Recovery Residence Association listing:
https://rrasd.org/listing/sons-of-recovery-crp-mgrc/

Sons of Recovery | CRP/MGRC
Recovery. Accountability. Community. Reunification.

Number of Beds in House: 17Number of Rooms in House: 3Types of Rooms: Shared RoomsOperator/On-Site Manager Availability: Operator or Onsite Manager lives on-siteTypes of Participants Accepted: Males Only, Transitional Age Youth (18-24), Justice-involved, Veterans

08/29/2026

Community Reunification Project currently has open enrollment slots for our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Outpatient Program (OP).

We provide compassionate, structured support for individuals working toward lasting recovery. Services may include:

• Individual counseling
• Group counseling
• Relapse prevention
• Recovery planning
• Case management and support

Flexible payment options are available. We offer sliding-scale options and accept PPO and most other insurance plans. Insurance benefits and eligibility are subject to verification.

To learn more, verify your insurance, or begin the enrollment process:

📞 (619) 324-4893
✉️ [email protected]

Please share this information with individuals, families, treatment providers, reentry professionals, and community partners who may benefit.

Confidential • Compassionate • Recovery-Focused

08/21/2026

Yesterday, members of the SNAP team attended the San Diego Homelessness Solutions Collaborative, bringing together community leaders and organizations to talk about better ways to address homelessness across our region.

One message really stood out: a referral is not a connection. Helping someone means more than giving them a phone number or sending them somewhere else. It means creating a coordinated path to services and making sure people actually reach the help they need.

This really connects with SNAP’s work. We build trust by showing up consistently at several outreach events every month. Over time, people get to know our team and feel more comfortable asking for help for their pets. That trust can open the door to spay and neuter services, vaccines, microchips, and other resources that help keep people and their pets together.

The event focused on collaboration between nonprofits, behavioral health providers, law enforcement, government agencies, and private partners. Speakers shared how consistent follow-up, trust-building, treatment, housing support, and public-private partnerships can create stronger paths toward long-term stability.

A special thank you to Dr. Julie Hayden for bringing together so many organizations, leaders, and perspectives for this important conversation. Creating real change takes collaboration, and we appreciate the opportunity for SNAP to have a seat at the table.

SNAP is grateful to be part of conversations like these. When organizations work together and recognize the whole person, including the animals they love, we can build stronger solutions for our entire community.

07/10/2026

06/29/2026

💚 Healing Begins with Hope. Change Begins with Community. 💚

At Community Reunification Project (CRP), we believe that every person deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and build a better future.

Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, your family, or a loved one, our team is here to walk alongside you with compassionate, evidence-based, and faith-informed care.

✨ Our Services Include:
✔️ Intensive Outpatient (IOP) & Outpatient Programs
✔️ Individual, Marriage & Family Therapy
✔️ Enhanced Case Management
✔️ Reentry Services
✔️ Anger Management
✔️ CBT & Life Skills Training
✔️ Trauma-Informed & Evidence-Based Counseling
✔️ Individual & Group Sessions

We proudly serve individuals and families throughout San Diego with dignity, respect, and a commitment to lasting transformation.

📍 6280 Jackson Drive, Suite 6
San Diego, CA 92119

📞 Call today: (619) 324-4893
🌐 www.communityreunification.org

“Building Stronger Lives. Stronger Families. Stronger Communities.”

No matter where you’ve been, your story isn’t over. Recovery is possible. Healing is possible. Hope is here.

If you know someone who could benefit from our services, please share this post. Together, we can make a difference—one life, one family, and one community at a time. 💚

06/18/2026

VA CLAIM TIP OF THE DAY
Don't assume the VA knows how your condition affects your daily life.
Many veterans focus only on the diagnosis and forget to explain the impact their condition has on:

✔ Work
✔ Sleep
✔ Family relationships
✔ Daily activities
✔ Mental health
✔ Quality of life

The VA doesn't just evaluate that you have a condition—they evaluate how severe it is and how it affects your ability to function.
That's why evidence such as:

1. Personal Statements
2. Buddy Letters
3. Medical Records
4. DBQs

can be incredibly important in helping paint the full picture.

A strong claim isn't just about what's in your records.

It's about telling your story with evidence.

Small details can make a big difference.

📩 Have questions about your claim?
Sign up today or get started here:
https://bit.ly/43HQ6cF

06/15/2026

If you or someone you know receives CalFresh, upcoming work requirement changes may affect eligibility. Help is available.

211 San Diego, in partnership with the County of San Diego - Government, has created a WorkReady Hub to help people understand benefit changes and connect with work-related resources that may help meet CalFresh requirements. For referrals to work-related resources, call 2-1-1 or visit 211sandiego.org/work. For questions about your CalFresh benefits, contact the Access Customer Service Call Center at 1-866-262-9881.

Need help applying for CalFresh or other benefits? CRC is here to help. Contact us at [email protected] or (760) 300-3238.