Hope Is Alive - Colorado Springs Home 2 Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Hope Is Alive – Colorado Springs Home 2 is a sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County, operated by Hope Is Alive Ministries.

The Second Hope Is Alive Home in Colorado Springs

This location gives Hope Is Alive Ministries a second address in the city, running the same faith-based mentorship model as its companion home. The organization operates recovery homes across six states, and Colorado Springs is one of several cities where it maintains more than one residence.

A Yearlong Program With Room to Work and Study

Residents commit to a program that typically runs a year to eighteen months, with flexible daily schedules built around full-time work, school or volunteering instead of a fixed daytime curfew. Several evenings a week are set aside for in-house meetings.

Bible Study and a Structured Faith Curriculum

The program requires Monday night Bible study for the first six months, along with a Wednesday curriculum and a Sunday evening speaker meeting for the full length of the stay. That structure is consistent across all of Hope Is Alive's homes, not unique to this address.

Single-Gender Housing Across the Network

Hope Is Alive Ministries maintains separate men's and women's homes instead of mixed housing, and applicants should confirm directly with the organization which gender this specific address currently serves.

Colorado Certification and the Pikes Peak Region

Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing – Colorado is optional for a Colorado sober living home outside the state referral system. Colorado Springs anchors El Paso County and the wider Pikes Peak region, drawing residents from towns including Stratmoor, Monument and Fountain that have fewer treatment resources of their own.