R&L Foundation

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach our Executive Director Kayla Salinas at 361- 371- 1854 or at randlfoundation@yahoo.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What is R&L Foundation?

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity.

At the core of our recovery home are guidelines designed to facilitate personal development effective for social readjustment. We continue to emphasize to the house members its about the principles of a lifestyle change in order to be contributing and productive members of society.

How can I get involved with R&L Foundation?

There are many ways to get involved with R&L Foundation, such as providing resource connections to individuals striving to be self sufficient. Employment opportunities, continued education, trade schools, mental and spiritual health connections. Making a monthly donation to sponsor a new incoming members move in fee, or offering in kind house supply donations.

What services does our recovery home offer?

We Provide a Hand Up, Not a Handout.

Our approach offers:

- Food Assistance: Access to local resources and nutrition support

- Recovery Housing Options: Connections to safe and supportive environments not just our home

- Job Opportunities: Connections to employment resources and training

Our goal is to equip individuals with the tools and support necessary for long-term recovery and self-sufficiency.

How does the intake process work?

Low barrier entry which means that there are few obstacles to prevent new members from moving in. Must be in recovery or willing to take the steps to quit alcohol & drugs. Are you willing to follow the rules & guidelines? Can you make time for an in person meeting with other house members? It's that simple!

What's the cost? How does rent work?

$150 non refundable move in fee

$160 weekly rate

TV in living room and one per shared room

Laundry units in house

Electricity and utility bills paid

Wi-fi

Basic living essentials linens, towels, laundry detergent, toilet paper, paper towels.

What does R&L stand for?

R&L Foundation was created in honor of the values and commitment that my family members Rey and Lenie had to their community. Married at a young age, they found themselves living on the island of Kaui before moving to San Diego, Ca. Upon arriving to the mainland, they served as live in care providers to veterans with disabilities. Their passion to assist the community grew as they transitioned into foster care for abused children and children with disabilities. Receiving many awards and being recognized as one of the more impactful foster families in southern California, the children in their care eventually aged out creating lives of their own. Reynaldo and Lenie remained active in the church Serving as eucharists and members of the choir. They eventually opened

independent living homes for individuals challenged with mental health issues and individuals seeking structured living arrangements. They provided care to others for the rest of their days. Lenie passed away in 2020 of cancer. Rey passed away 71 days later. His doctor said medically speaking of natural causes. His only son as a person of faith believes it was from a broken heart.

Empowering long term recovery: We Provide a Hand Up, Not a Handout.

Rey & Lenie Sober Living Homes

Sober Living Home for Recovery

Capturing Our Reality: A Photo Story of our Sober Living House

About R&L Foundation

Help us restore lives one house member at a time

Hello

Welcome to R&L Foundation!

MEET THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: KAYLA SALINAS

MEET THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: KAYLA SALINAS

Frequently Asked Questions

Empowering long term recovery: We Provide a Hand Up, Not a Handout.

Rey & Lenie Sober Living Homes

Sober Living Home for Recovery

Capturing Our Reality: A Photo Story of our Sober Living House

About R&L Foundation

Help us restore lives one house member at a time

Hello

Welcome to R&L Foundation!

MEET THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: KAYLA SALINAS

MEET THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: KAYLA SALINAS

Frequently Asked Questions

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