New Vision House of Hope Recovery House

About this Recovery House

New Vision House of Hope operates a recovery residence in Baltimore, Maryland, in Baltimore City, one of five certified homes the organization runs in the city.

One House in a Citywide Recovery Network

New Vision House of Hope has run transitional housing in Baltimore since 2003 and has served more than 4,500 men and women across the state. No street address is published for this specific house; the organization's downtown Lombard Street office handles placements for all five of its certified residences.

What Certification by MCORR Establishes

This home is operated by a certified operator. New Vision House of Hope holds Maryland Certification of Recovery Residences for five of its homes, requiring a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a documented relapse and discharge policy.

Sliding-Fee Recovery Housing

The organization states it serves residents regardless of ability to pay, using a sliding scale tied to income and family size, which sets it apart from operators that require a flat weekly fee from every resident.

A CARF-Accredited Provider

New Vision House of Hope holds CARF accreditation, a credential requiring outside review of its programs on a recurring, ongoing basis.

Applying to This Baltimore City Sober House

Applications go through the organization's downtown office. Ask which house has an opening among the five certified addresses, what the sliding fee schedule looks like, and whether veteran housing services apply.