Hope House, Inc. is a residential treatment facility that serves women 18 years and older who suffer from the disease of substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Hope House serves three populations of women: homeless single women, pregnant women, and women with children, many who are seeking to regain custody of their children.

Hope House's Partners

Special thanks go out to La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries for their continued support of Hope House, Inc. During their bi-annual Trade-In Event they give discounts to clients who bring in a usable furniture item, which they then donate to a charity, in this case, Hope House! People can also get the discount if they have nothing to trade in by donating $25.  It's a win-win for everyone!

 

One Hour Optical Sees to Vision Needs at Hope House

One Hour Optical on Bobby Jones Expressway has been a big help to the families at Hope House.  They have supplied numerous individuals with glasses and eye examinations at no cost.  Such a service to the population we serve is not only generous, but also vital as our residents strive to reach self-sufficiency.

BOO!

Help comes in many forms.  This cheery pumpkin took First Place in a contest held by The Peach Orchard Road branch of Bank of America.  Employees created very inventive pumpkins and people voted for their favorites with cash.  That cash, in turn, will provide Thanksgiving dinner for the women and children of Hope House! Talk about a happy Halloween! Thanks to all who participated.

 

 

Earth Fare has been a Partner with Hope House and has supported Hope House with donations--we are honored to have their continual support. Hope House has been the recipient of monies raised while being the "Friend of Earth Fare".  Visit Earth Fare on Fury's Ferry Road at Baston Road and learn how you can live better by eating healthier.

Hope House, Inc. extends heartfelt thanks to the Knox Foundation for their continued generous support and welcomes a new partnership with the Presbyterian Hunger Program. Our thanks also go to Bill Adams of the Richmond County Extension Office who gave so generously of his time and money installing our new meditation garden.  Thanks also to Ann Rogers of Otter Creek Gardens, Washington, Georgia, who provided the plants for the garden.

  

Hope House is also pleased to announce that the Greater Augusta Arts Council has again awarded a Grassroots Arts Program grant to Hope House for 2010. The grant will fund two programs: Healthy Rhythms, a drum circle workshop and Set in Stone, a ceramic tile workshop.