HOPE COS - Hope Project Recovery House

About this Recovery House

HOPE COS - Hope Project is a certified sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County, and the fourth residence in the recovery housing program HOPE COS runs in the city.

Recovery Housing With a Peer Support Focus

HOPE COS - Hope Project serves residents early in recovery from substance use in a substance-free environment built around peer coaching, employment resources, and access to mental health and substance use treatment elsewhere in the city. The house's model favors accountability among residents and staff.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Is Accepted

Hope Project supports residents on medication-assisted treatment, allowing a prescribed medication to continue alongside the house's structure.

What Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado Certification Covers

HOPE COS - Hope Project is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado. Certification requires a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and complaint review from outside the house. Colorado does not publish per-residence levels, so this status covers HOPE COS's entire Colorado Springs portfolio.

Part of Colorado Springs' Recovery Housing and Homeless Services Network

HOPE COS runs a warming shelter, a safe parking program and an emergency food pantry alongside its recovery housing, and Hope Project residents sit inside that same nonprofit network in El Paso County's seat and the hub of the Pikes Peak region.

One of Four HOPE COS Recovery Homes in the City

HOPE COS - Hope Project is one of four certified houses the nonprofit operates in Colorado Springs, alongside HOPE COS - Byers, HOPE COS - Acacia and HOPE COS - Burlington.