Women's Recovery Home

Hope House

A 12-bed residence where women rebuild their lives in a safe, beautiful, spiritual, family-style community. Mentoring, job readiness, and genuine connection. Not a program, a home. No judgment, just a conversation.

For women 18+ who need stability, a fresh start, housing, and a supportive community.

Hope House
What You'll Receive

Everything you need to start over.

Hope House isn't just a bed. It's a full foundation. Here's what every resident receives from day one.

Safe Housing

A 12-bed, family-style home, not a facility

Clothing with Dignity

A boutique experience providing clothing, shoes, and accessories

Mentoring

From staff and women who have walked the same road

Job Readiness

Resume help, interview prep, and workplace skills

Leadership Opportunities

Opportunities to grow, lead, and give back

Spiritual Support

Rooted in love, not requirements or judgment

Community

Women supporting women through accountability and friendship

At a glance

Beds12
Program Length6–18 months
Basic NeedsABH Basic needs available if eligible
Age Requirement18+
IntakeBased on availability
Service AreaAll of Connecticut
The Path Forward

From your first call to a brand new life.

1

Reach Out

Call us, fill out our referral form, or have a social worker or family member contact us on your behalf.

2

Assessment & Intake

We'll have a conversation about your situation, needs, and goals. No judgment, just understanding.

3

Move In & Begin

Once accepted, you'll join the Hope House family. Your room, your community, and your new beginning are waiting.

4

Grow & Graduate

Through mentoring, training, and faith-based support, you'll develop the skills and confidence to build an independent life.

Inside Hope House

A home, not a facility.

Take a look inside Hope House — the rooms, the grounds, and the community that makes this place feel like home from day one.

A warm, sunlit family-style living room

Our family-style living room, where residents gather, share meals, and support one another.

When I came to Hope House, I was homeless and suicidal. I had nothing. Through the love and structure here, I earned my CNA license, got a car, found an apartment, and rebuilt my relationship with my children. Community of Hope saved my life.

Miss R., Hope House Graduate
Grow, Lead, Give Back

Recovery is the beginning, not the end.

Hope House isn't just about getting back on your feet. It's about discovering who you really are. Through mentoring, workshops, and community, residents build the confidence, skills, and vision to lead their own lives.

01

Confidence & Self-Worth

Rebuild the belief that you are capable, valuable, and worthy of leading your own life, no matter where you've been.

02

Communication Skills

Learn to advocate for yourself, set boundaries, and speak with confidence in interviews, meetings, and relationships.

03

Goal Setting & Planning

Create a personal roadmap for your future, whether that's education, career, housing, or rebuilding your family.

04

Financial Literacy

Gain practical skills around budgeting, saving, and building financial independence one step at a time.

05

Mentoring & Community

Connect with women who have walked this road before you. Real mentorship from people who understand your journey.

06

Leadership Development

Discover the leader inside you. Whether it's leading a team, a household, or a community initiative, you're ready.

Common Questions

How quickly can someone move in?+

Accommodation is based on bed availability, with crisis cases prioritized. You'll hear back from us regarding your application. Call us directly at 860-912-8983 to discuss your situation. For immediate resources anywhere in Connecticut, you can also dial 2-1-1 or visit 211ct.org anytime.

Is this a religious program? Do residents have to be Christian?+

Hope House is spiritual not religious, rooted in Christian values. However, we welcome women of all backgrounds and religious beliefs. Our faith approach is about love, community, and second chances, not requirements or judgment.

What does the program include?+

Residents receive safe housing, mentoring, job readiness support, clothing with dignity, leadership opportunities, community activities, and ongoing personal support. Everything is designed to help women transition from crisis to independence.

How long does someone stay at Hope House?+

Program length varies based on individual needs, typically ranging from 6 to 18 months. We don't rush anyone out. The goal is lasting transformation, not a quick fix.

Is there a cost for residents?+

We can provide access to Basic needs through ABH. If in need we will also provide information for other resources.

Ready to take the next step?

Whether you're seeking help for yourself, referring a client, or reaching out for a loved one, we're here. No judgment, just a conversation.

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