Hope House provides a secure and supportive environment for the recovering woman with a full spectrum of services appropriate to individual needs. Upon admission to the program, each resident develops her individual Treatment Plan with her case manager. This plan outlines specific problem issues to be resolved with goals set to obtain the desired outcomes. Included in the Treatment Plan are goals to maintain abstinence, obtain employment, and become self-sufficient. A variety of other goals can be included, depending on individual need, such as parenting skills, education from GED preparation to technical classes, resolution of legal issues, counseling, and family reunification.
Client progress is assessed by case managers weekly with full-staff assessments bi-weekly. Treatment Plan Reviews are conducted with the resident and case manager to determine which goals are being met, what needs should be addressed, and how the client sees her progress.
Admission Criteria
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Must be drug/alcohol free upon admittance. Testing required.
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Must be female and eighteen (18) years or older.
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Must recognize that alcohol/drug abuse is a problem and express a desire to attend treatment
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Must agree to comply with the rules and regulations of the Hope House, Inc. program.
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Must have at least two weeks of medication upon entry and a scheduled appointment with a local health care provider for any ongoing physical or mental health issues.
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Must be able to physically meet the requirements of the program (e.g., ability to use stairs).