Alula Bekele - Bonita House Inc

6333 Telegraph Ave Ste 102
Oakland, CA 94609

Alula Bekele - Bonita House Inc. is a supportive organization based in Oakland, California, dedicated to offering a range of services for individuals facing housing crises and mental health challenges. Their comprehensive programs include residential treatment, in-home outreach, supported independent living, and mobile crisis response, ensuring that community members receive the necessary care and resources for their well-being.

With a commitment to promoting wellness and stability, Bonita House operates various wellness centers like Casa Ubuntu and the Berkeley Wellness Center, facilitating access to critical services such as dual-diagnosis treatment and housing assistance. Their focus on collaborative support empowers individuals to achieve greater independence and improved quality of life.

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