If you are an need of help, or wish to help someone, these pages will help you understand how we can be of service.
Mission
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Residential Life
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Admission Process
Therapuetic Child Care · FAQs · Confidentiality
Therapuetic Child Care · FAQs · Confidentiality
Hope House is humbled by the outpouring of support we get from our community. Learn more by viewing the information below.
In-Kind Donations
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Donation Info
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Partners
Donors List · Tax Information & Forms
Donors List · Tax Information & Forms
Our volunteers provide us services and time necessary to accomplish our goal. Learn more about becoming a volunteer!
How To Volunteer
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Needs
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Criteria
Obligations · Testimonials
Obligations · Testimonials
Our team includes clinical technicians, program manager, and staff. If you feel that you've got what it takes to be a part of Hope House, check out the information below.
Career Opportunities
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Internships
Employers like you strive to take care of their employees. We can help you by providing resources to identify and control issues before they become problems.
Employer Assistance Program (EAP)
Who We Serve - Mission
Hope House is a 501c(3) nonprofit agency whose purpose is to help women recovering from addiction to chemical substances in their efforts to re-enter society as productive members.
Hope House was founded in May 1992 by individuals who saw the need for a residential facility for women recovering from the disease of addiction to chemical substances.
Since its opening, Hope House has served more than 1,000 women with residential and aftercare treatment.
Our operating philosophy is as follows:
- Addiction to chemical substances is a physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual disease — and should be treated as such, not as a moral defect or character flaw.
- Women with dependency problems are best treated in a supportive residential environment for women.
- A holistic approach, involving emotional, spiritual, physical, and psychological care, has the highest potential for success.