Hope House Marion

About Hope House Marion

Hope House Marion is a Christ-based sober living operator running two recovery residences in Marion, Indiana, in Grant County, one for men and one for women.

A Grant County Recovery Housing Provider

Hope House Marion is a housing organization built around a faith-based mission: providing safe, structured, stable and sober housing for men and women recovering from substance use disorder. Clinical treatment comes from outside providers; the operator's job is the housing itself.

Two Sober Living Homes in Marion

Hope House Marion runs the following addresses:

• Hope House Marion, West 4th Street, Marion, for men.
• Hope House Marion, East 14th Street, Marion, for women.

Splitting the genders across two addresses lets house rules and shared space stay specific to each population.

Certification at the Operator's Women's House

The 14th Street residence carries certification, which requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a written relapse and discharge policy subject to outside review. Applicants should confirm certification status for the specific address they are applying to; it may not cover both houses equally.

A Faith-Based Model for Recovery Housing

Hope House Marion's Christ-based framing runs through both houses, pairing structured sober living with a faith community for residents who choose to participate. The organization takes applications and referrals through its own online form.

Serving Grant County and North Central Indiana

Marion is the seat of Grant County and the service center for a wide stretch of north central Indiana. Hope House Marion's two addresses give men and women coming out of treatment in the surrounding rural townships a nearby option with courts, outpatient providers and social services all in the same city.