Hope and Refuge Housing

About Hope and Refuge Housing

Hope and Refuge Housing is a sober living operator in Butte, Montana, in Silver Bow County, providing certified shared housing to people rebuilding their lives after addiction, incarceration, foster care and other displacement.

A Recovery Housing Operator With a Broad Mission

Hope and Refuge Housing was built around a mission wider than addiction recovery alone: quality shared housing for disabled veterans, people transitioning out of incarceration, young adults aging out of foster care, adults with special needs, and others rebuilding stable lives. That range shapes who applies, and it means the organization's housing serves overlapping populations instead of a single defined group.

Level 2 Certification Through Recovery Access Montana

The organization's Butte housing carries Level 2 certification through Recovery Access Montana, the state's NARR affiliate. Level 2 describes monitored, peer-managed housing with regular oversight, and certification itself commits the operator to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and outside complaint review.

Serving Silver Bow County

Hope and Refuge Housing operates in Butte, the seat of Silver Bow County and the largest city in southwest Montana. That location gives residents access to the county's courts, outpatient providers and social services, resources that matter especially for veterans and people leaving incarceration who need to reconnect with benefits and case management.

Reaching Hope and Refuge Housing in Butte

Applications go through the organization directly. Given the range of populations it serves, a prospective resident or referring case manager should ask specifically how the intake process differs for veterans, people leaving incarceration, former foster youth and adults with special needs, along with the standard questions about fees, house rules and relapse policy that certification obliges the operator to answer.