Andrew's House of Hope

About Andrew's House of Hope

Andrew's House of Hope is a sober living operator in Elida, Ohio, based in Allen County. The organization runs a certified women's recovery residence at the Managed level under Ohio Recovery Housing.

An Elida Sober Living Operator Certified by Ohio Recovery Housing

The organization holds current Managed-level certification from Ohio Recovery Housing, the state's National Alliance for Recovery Residences affiliate. That status commits the organization in writing to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint process independent of the house.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider With Accessible Housing

The operator's program serves women exclusively and maintains wheelchair accessible housing, narrowing the field for anyone needing that accommodation. Clinical treatment stays with each resident's own outside providers; the operator's role is the housing, the structure and the accountability certification requires.

Certification Standards for This Sober Living Operator

A written relapse and discharge policy covers every resident the operator houses, alongside fees and rules disclosed before move-in. Ohio Recovery Housing's Managed level describes peer leadership working under staff oversight.

Elida and Allen County Recovery Residence

Elida sits just northwest of Lima, the seat of Allen County, and residents can reach Lima's hospitals, Rhodes State College and county services with a short trip. The village setting keeps daily life quiet while the county's larger resources stay close by.

Applying Through This Ohio Recovery Housing Provider

Anyone interested in a bed works directly with Andrew's House of Hope to confirm current availability, weekly fees and house rules. Its Managed-level certification means those terms are disclosed in writing before move-in.