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Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc.

About Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc.

Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc. is a faith-based sober living operator in North Judson, Indiana, serving men in Starke County. The nonprofit runs a certified recovery residence on Lane Street and depends on community donations and grants to support its program.

A Faith-Based Recovery Housing Provider

Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc. built its program around structured daily scheduling, self-help meetings, drug testing and Biblical devotions, a combination aimed at men coming out of detox, residential treatment or incarceration who need a full day of structure to occupy their time.

A 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Recovery Housing Operator

As a registered 501(c)(3), Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc. answers to a board and to public reporting requirements that a for-profit sober living operator does not. That structure is part of why the organization has attracted outside support, including a $21,000 grant reported through the Northern Indiana Community Foundation, on top of the certification it holds through the state.

Certified Through Indiana's DMHA Process

The organization's residence carries Level II designation through the Indiana Affiliation of Recovery Residences. That status requires published fees and rules and an outside complaint process, a meaningful check for a small nonprofit operating in a town without many other recovery housing options.

Serving Starke County and Northwest Indiana

North Judson sits in Starke County, closer to Knox, the county seat, than to any larger city, and Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc. positions its program as an option for men from the smaller towns of northwest Indiana who would otherwise have to relocate to South Bend or the Region for structured sober housing.

Applying to Hope Restored Recovery Home Inc.

Applications go directly to the organization, and the questions worth asking of a small nonprofit operator cover its funding as much as its program: how the house is staffed day to day, what the drug-testing schedule looks like, and how a resident's transition out of the program is planned once he completes it.

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