Hope is Alive Ministries

About Hope is Alive Ministries

Hope Is Alive Ministries is a faith-based sober living operator running certified recovery homes in Colorado Springs, Colorado, as part of a network spanning six states.

A Multi-State Faith-Based Recovery Network

Hope Is Alive Ministries operates mentoring homes across six states, and Colorado Springs is one of the cities where it maintains more than one residence. The organization's model centers on Christian mentorship: Monday night Bible study for the first six months, a Wednesday curriculum, and Sunday evening speaker meetings throughout a resident's stay.

Two Homes in Colorado Springs

The organization runs two Colorado Springs locations, drawing residents from across the Pikes Peak region, including Stratmoor, Manitou Springs, Monument, Woodland Park, Fountain and Falcon.

A Program Measured in Years, Not Weeks

A typical stay runs a year to eighteen months, longer than most Colorado sober living programs, with flexible schedules built around full-time work, school or volunteering instead of a fixed curfew-driven day.

Separate Men's and Women's Housing

Hope Is Alive Ministries keeps men's and women's homes separate across its network instead of mixing genders under one roof, consistent with the model it runs nationally.

Certification and the Pikes Peak Region

Certification through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado is optional for houses outside the state referral system, and Colorado Springs, the seat of El Paso County, anchors the Pikes Peak region's outpatient and social services that Hope Is Alive's residents rely on.