Hope House

About Hope House

Hope House is a coed sober living operator in Huron, South Dakota, serving Beadle County.

How This Sober Living Operator Started

The organization grew out of a Bible study taken into the Beadle County Jail. Its founder met women there with nowhere safe to go on release, and Hope House became the answer to that gap. An origin like that tends to shape a program, and the emphasis on serving people other organizations have written off runs through it still.

A Faith-Based Recovery Housing Provider for Men and Women

Hope House operates as a faith-based home for men and women aged 18 and older, built around community and accountability. Admission runs through an application followed by an interview with the executive director, letting the organization understand each applicant before a placement is made.

Recovery Housing Serving Beadle County

Beadle County is a rural stretch of central South Dakota, and an operator based in its county seat of Huron is often the closest faith-based recovery option for people leaving the county jail or returning home after treatment elsewhere.

What to Ask This Sober Living Operator

Ask how the interview with the executive director works, what ongoing structure and accountability the organization builds around residents, and how it works with the county jail on referrals. Those questions concern the organization's intake and mission, the level a prospective resident should engage with first.