Infinite Hope and Restoration Ministries - House 2 Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Infinite Hope and Restoration Ministries - House 2 is a women's sober living home in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in El Paso County. It is the second residence run by Infinite Hope and Restoration Ministries, a faith-based reentry organization serving women and mothers after incarceration.

A Second Sober Living Home for Women in Colorado Springs

House 2 exists alongside House 1 because demand for reentry housing among women leaving La Vista Women's Correctional Facility outgrew a single address. Both homes serve women only, and a second location lets the ministry keep house size manageable while still expanding capacity.

Support Built Around Reentry

The ministry pairs housing with a structured eleven-week mentorship program and ongoing prison ministry work, so a woman moving into House 2 typically already has a mentor and a goal-setting plan in place before she arrives. That continuity matters most in the first weeks after release, when a missed appointment or an unstable address can undo months of preparation.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

Certification through Colorado's state-approved system commits the ministry to a written code of ethics, disclosed house rules, and a complaint process outside the house itself. It is what separates a certified recovery residence from an informal room-share arrangement, and it is the one part of a reentry program a family can verify independently.

Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak Region

As the seat of El Paso County and the largest city in the Pikes Peak region, Colorado Springs concentrates the courts, workforce programs and community services that reentry depends on. House 2 puts residents inside that network from day one.