Casa Quetzal is a men's residential addiction treatment program in San Francisco, California, operated by the Latino Commission. This bilingual program has provided holistic, trauma-informed care for individuals with substance use disorders for more than three decades. Residents participate in a comprehensive recovery approach that includes individual and group therapy, life skills development, psychoeducational components, and relapse prevention counseling—all tailored to support clients in reaching their personal recovery goals. The program follows a structured four-phase model: the beginning phase, working as one, blooming transitioning, and movement with balance and integrity. This progressive framework helps residents focus intensively on their recovery journey while building essential skills and gradually preparing for independent living. Casa Quetzal's culturally responsive approach creates a supportive environment where men can heal and develop the foundation for lasting sobriety.