Arundel House of Hope, Inc.

About Arundel House of Hope, Inc.

Arundel House of Hope, Inc. is a sober living operator based in Glen Burnie, Maryland, serving Anne Arundel County with a mix of recovery housing and day programming. The organization runs a peer support center alongside its housing tracks and has worked with people in early recovery in the Glen Burnie area for years.

A Glen Burnie Recovery Housing Provider

Arundel House of Hope pairs housing with a structured day program, the Community Recovery Center, where residents and outside clients attend recovery meetings, peer-led support groups and vocational classes. The housing side gives people an address; the center gives them somewhere to be during the hours that matter most for staying sober.

Several Housing Tracks Under One Roof of Programs

The operator names four distinct housing programs on its own site: Bridges to Hope, the Fouse Center, The Patriot House and The Family Project. Each targets a different population coming out of homelessness or treatment, and together they account for the multiple certified residences Maryland's state list attributes to Arundel House of Hope.

What MCORR Certification Establishes for This Operator

Arundel House of Hope appears on the Maryland Department of Health's Maryland Certification of Recovery Residences list with three certified homes in Anne Arundel County. Certification commits an operator to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in, and a documented relapse and discharge policy, whichever of its houses a resident enters.

Serving Anne Arundel County from Glen Burnie

Glen Burnie sits along Ritchie Highway, the commercial spine connecting Anne Arundel County to Baltimore to the north and Annapolis to the south. That position gives Arundel House of Hope's residents access to county services, outpatient providers and entry-level jobs without requiring a car for every errand.

Reaching Arundel House of Hope in Anne Arundel County

Applications and referrals go through the operator directly. Because housing here is layered with day programming, the intake questions worth asking cover both sides: which housing track fits, whether attendance at the Community Recovery Center is required, and how a transfer between tracks works if the first placement is not a fit.