HOPE House Program and Structure

Quality Control Board

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Mario S.COO

Jacob E.CEO/Founder

Stephen W.CCO

Bryan K.National Housing Director

Live In Management

Live In Management

Live In Assistant Manager

Live In Assistant Manager

HOPE House Structured Living isn’t just another sober living program—it’s a premier model for sustainable recovery. Our program delivers measurable, long-term success, consistently surpassing national averages in sobriety rates, employment outcomes, leadership development, and community reintegration. We don’t just help individuals get sober—we empower them to rebuild their lives, regain economic independence, and become active societal contributors.

Sober Living is Priority #1

A supportive environment is essential in early recovery from addiction and alcoholism. The HOPE House goal is simple...a completely sober space built on pride, recovery, and community.

The Standards for All Residents

Zero Tolerance Policy

Sobriety is strictly enforced through random urinalysis, alcohol enzyme testing, breathalyzers, and Averhealth screenings.
On-Site Leadership

Every house has a live-in manager who leads by example, ensuring sobriety, cleanliness, and adherence to house policies.
Spiritual & Personal Growth

Residents must attend at least two weekly recovery-related activities, such as 12-step meetings, meditation, church, Celebrate Recovery, Recovery Dharma, or SMART Recovery. HOPE House requires outside and in-house activity participation.
Employment & Engagement

Residents are required to secure employment within four weeks unless their recovery program requires a different focus. Active participation in life and recovery is expected.
Household Responsibilities

Each resident completes a daily chore, contributing to a clean, dust-free, and sanitized home.
Overnight Passes

Earned based on length of residency.
Curfew

A set nightly curfew, with flexibility through open and honest communication with the house manager. Standard curfew: Sunday – Thursday 11:00pm and Friday – Saturday 1:00am

Respect & Cleanliness

Keep personal and shared spaces tidy, including your bedroom, out of respect for yourself, your roommate, and the house.

HOPE House Retention Distribution

Unmatched Community Support & Long-Term Engagement

Hope House: 81.5% of residents stay connected to a support network after leaving.
National Average: Only 60% remain engaged in recovery communities (Polcin et al., 2010).

Why This Matters: Recovery doesn’t stop when treatment ends. Programs with high post-residency engagement provide essential peer support, reducing relapse risks and reinforcing accountability. A strong support network is a key predictor of long-term recovery success and significantly decreases the likelihood of relapse.

HOPE House Retention Distribution

Higher Sobriety Rates & Lower Relapse

Hope House: 77.8% of residents maintain sobriety after leaving.
National Average: Just 45% of sober living residents stay abstinent for 6-12 months (National Institute on Drug Abuse [NIDA], 2020).

Why This Matters: For treatment professionals, ensuring long-term recovery is a top priority. Hope House nearly doubles national success rates, offering structured support, peer accountability, and continued recovery engagement. Referring clients to a program with proven outcomes increases the likelihood of sustained sobriety and reduces the cycle of relapse and re-admission to treatment.

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“Why HOPE House is the Best Choice for Recovery Housing“.