House Of Hope

About House Of Hope

House of Hope is a nonprofit recovery housing and treatment provider based in Salt Lake City, Utah, serving women and mothers with substance use disorders across the state since 1953.

A Long-Running Utah Recovery Housing Provider

Few Utah recovery organizations can point to seven decades of continuous operation. House of Hope has built that history around one population: women, and specifically women who are also mothers, whose recovery needs often intersect with custody, child welfare and family court in ways a general-population program is not built to handle.

Programs Across Salt Lake City and Provo

The organization runs residential treatment programs in both Salt Lake City and Provo, along with outpatient and day treatment, aftercare, and its Hope Center for Children, which supports the children of women in its programs directly, treating them as part of the family's recovery instead of a separate concern.

A Women-and-Mothers Recovery Housing Model

Keeping mothers and children connected during recovery, instead of treating a mother's substance use in isolation from her family, shapes every part of how House of Hope structures its housing and services. That focus differentiates it from general-population sober living operators in the state.

Serving Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front

As the seat of Salt Lake County and the state capital, Salt Lake City concentrates the courts, social services and outpatient providers that House of Hope's residents most often need, with the organization's Provo campus extending that reach south into Utah County.

Contacting House of Hope

Women and mothers seeking housing or treatment can reach House of Hope directly to learn which program and location fits their situation, along with intake requirements and program length.