Hope Is Alive - Colorado Springs Home 1 Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hope Is Alive – Colorado Springs Home 1 is a sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County, run by Hope Is Alive Ministries.

A Faith-Based Recovery Home in Colorado Springs

Hope Is Alive Ministries operates recovery homes across several states, and this Colorado Springs location is part of a network built around Christian mentorship instead of clinical treatment alone. Residents attend Monday night Bible study for the first six months, a Wednesday curriculum, and a Sunday evening speaker meeting throughout their stay.

A Program Measured in Months, Not Weeks

A typical stay runs a year to eighteen months, considerably longer than most sober living programs, with flexible schedules that let residents work full time, attend school, or volunteer. In-house meetings happen several nights a week, giving the household a rhythm beyond the faith curriculum alone.

Serving Men and Women Separately

Hope Is Alive Ministries runs separate men's and women's homes, keeping single-gender households across its network instead of mixing genders under one roof. A prospective resident should confirm directly which gender this specific home currently serves.

Certification Through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado

Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado is not required for a Colorado recovery residence to operate, and it matters most for houses taking state referrals or funding. Where held, it commits the operator to a published code of ethics and an outside complaint process.

Reaching Residents Across the Pikes Peak Region

Hope Is Alive's Colorado Springs homes draw from a wide service area that includes Stratmoor, Manitou Springs, Monument, Woodland Park, Fountain and Falcon, all within the Pikes Peak region. Colorado Springs itself is the seat of El Paso County and the region's hub for outpatient care, courts and social services.