Community Outreach of Hope, Inc.
About Community Outreach of Hope, Inc.
Community Outreach of Hope, Inc. is a Christ-centered sober living operator in Pryor, Oklahoma, running certified recovery housing for men and women in Mayes County. The nonprofit began in 1995 as Women's Outreach of Hope and took its current name after adding men's housing, and it is led by executive directors Daniel and Jamie Hatstat.
A Northeast Oklahoma Recovery Housing Provider
This is a small, locally run organization working in the town where its leadership lives. The effect on a resident is direct. Admissions, fees and discharge decisions are made by people who are in the houses regularly and reachable by name, and the organization's standing rests on one set of neighbors, one county and one certifying body. Trauma-informed support, mentoring, life skills classes, court and legal support and employment assistance are all described as part of the program, and the housing itself is faith-based and structured.
Thirty Years Behind This Sober Living Operator
Longevity is the fact that separates this provider from most of the recovery housing stock in rural Oklahoma. The organization has been serving northeast Oklahoma since 1995, first for women leaving addiction, homelessness, domestic violence and incarceration, and now for men as well. A provider that has held a place in one small city for three decades has been through the funding cycles, the neighbor complaints and the zoning conversations that end most operators inside five years. For someone weighing a bed in a house they have never seen, that record is worth more than any description of the program.
Two Certified Recovery Homes in Pryor
Two residences carry the organization's name and hold current certification:
- Sophia's House, a ten-bed women's recovery home in Pryor.
- Daniel's House, a four-bed men's recovery home in Pryor.
A third property, Hope House, was the original women's residence and is described by the organization as undergoing renovation to expand capacity. Neither certified house has a published street address, which is standard in Oklahoma, so placement runs through the organization directly.
Men's and Women's Sober Houses Under One Organization
The two houses are separate households, one for women and one for men, and the size difference is real: ten beds against four. A four-bed men's house is close to family scale, and it changes what daily life looks like, from how chores get divided to how quickly a house manager notices somebody is off. A woman entering the ten-bed house joins a larger peer group with more people at different stages of the program. Both sit in the same town, under the same leadership, with the same application.
OKARR Certification and What It Binds This Recovery Housing Provider To
Both residences are certified at Level 2 by the Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Certification obliges a residence to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and house rules before move-in, a written relapse and discharge policy, and an external complaint process. Oklahoma does not require any of that by law, so an operator holding it on both of its houses has volunteered for outside review. Level 2 means peer-managed housing with a house manager and structured expectations, with clinical care coming from providers elsewhere.
Reaching This Mayes County Sober Living Operator
Applications run through the organization, using an online admissions form. The questions worth asking at the operator level are different from the ones about a particular bedroom: how long the organization has housed people in Mayes County, whether it takes referrals from drug court and from treatment providers in Tulsa and Muskogee, what the weekly fee covers and how a deposit is refunded, whether medication for opioid use disorder is accepted, and how a complaint gets escalated past the house to the operator and then to the certifying body. A provider with thirty years of history and current certification on both houses should have all five answers ready.
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