House of Hope Sober House

About this Sober House

House of Hope is a sober living home in Safford, Arizona, in Graham County, operated by the Graham County Substance Abuse Coalition and certified at Level 2 by the Arizona Recovery Housing Association.

A Coalition-Built Sober House in Safford

House of Hope grew out of years of local organizing, with the Graham County Substance Abuse Coalition breaking ground on the project and holding fundraisers to see it through to completion. Graham County later directed opioid settlement funds toward the effort, tying the house directly to the county's own response to the overdose crisis rather than to an outside operator moving into the area.

What AzRHA Certification Confirms

Level 2 certification requires House of Hope to operate under a published code of ethics, disclose its fees and house rules in writing before move-in, keep a documented relapse and discharge policy, and accept outside review of complaints. Arizona keeps recovery residence street addresses private by statute, making this record the verifiable fact available to a family evaluating the house.

Recovery Housing in Graham County

Safford is the seat of Graham County, and House of Hope answers a need the coalition identified directly: recovery housing built and funded inside the county rather than requiring residents to leave southeastern Arizona for a placement.

A Public Health Response Behind the House

Opioid settlement funding tied to House of Hope reflects a broader county effort to expand treatment and housing options, coordinated through the Graham County Substance Abuse Coalition's work with local health and community partners.

Reaching House of Hope

Prospective residents and families can contact the Graham County Substance Abuse Coalition directly to ask about admissions and current availability at House of Hope.