Helping Hand Association

About Helping Hand Association

Helping Hand Association is a sober living operator running three recovery residences in West Jordan, Utah, under the Haven name. The organization holds a Salt Lake County footprint that includes a dedicated women's house alongside two other properties serving the same city.

A West Jordan Sober Living Operator

Helping Hand Association concentrates its work in a single Salt Lake County city, running The Haven brand across three addresses. That concentration means residents moving between its properties stay inside the same city, the same transit network and the same set of nearby outpatient providers.

Three Haven Houses in West Jordan

Helping Hand Association operates:

• A women's residence on Marion Drive.
• RDG Recovery Casa, on 8910 South.
• The Bond House, on Garden Creek Way.

All three sit inside West Jordan, giving the organization a tight geographic cluster to manage.

Serving Women Alongside Other Residents

At least one Helping Hand Association property, the Marion Drive house, is set aside specifically for women, kept separate from the organization's other West Jordan addresses. Keeping a women-only house distinct from the rest of the portfolio lets the operator run gender-specific rules and meeting schedules without asking residents to share space across genders.

How Utah Regulates This Kind of Housing

Every recovery residence Helping Hand Association operates falls under Utah's mandatory licensing framework, administered by the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Licensing. Utah has no separate certifying body and publishes no certification levels, so this state license is the credential that applies to each of the organization's addresses.

Serving West Jordan and Salt Lake County

West Jordan sits inside Salt Lake County, part of the Wasatch Front corridor that carries most of the state's population, employers and treatment infrastructure. Operating entirely within one Salt Lake County city keeps Helping Hand Association's residents close to the same courts, outpatient clinics and Utah Transit Authority routes no matter which of its three houses they live in.

Reaching Helping Hand Association

Applications go directly to Helping Hand Association. Because the organization runs three separately named properties in one city, a prospective resident should confirm which specific Haven house they are applying to, whether it fits their gender, and what current availability looks like before moving forward.