Mission Of Hope Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Mission of Hope is a women's sober living home in New London, Wisconsin, in Waupaca County, run by Mission of Hope House of Wisconsin, a nonprofit serving a mostly rural stretch of central Wisconsin.

A Women's Recovery Residence in New London

The organization's residential program is built for women, and it sits inside a broader crisis and stability network the nonprofit runs across the region: food, clothing and transportation assistance, mental health and substance use support, and help connecting to other community resources.

A Planned 16-Bed Capacity

Mission of Hope has published plans for a 16-bed women's residence as part of its resiliency programming, with the organization working through a reorganization of that program toward a relaunch. Anyone considering the home should confirm current bed availability directly with the organization, since a program in transition does not always match what was true a year ago.

Wraparound Support Beyond Housing

Residents draw on more than a bed. The nonprofit connects women to employment and purpose-building resources, and it runs The Bridge, a community thrift store that doubles as a point of connection back into the local area for people who use it.

Recovery Housing Across Six Counties of Rural Wisconsin

Mission of Hope describes its service area as six counties of rural central Wisconsin, and New London gives the organization a base inside the Fox Valley region while still reaching the smaller towns around it that have no comparable service of their own.

What Voluntary Certification Would Establish

Wisconsin does not license recovery residences, and the only certification in the state runs through the Wisconsin Association of Sober Housing, a voluntary program. Certification would bind Mission of Hope to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and outside complaint review, and is worth asking the organization about directly.