New Hope Sober Living

About New Hope Sober Living

New Hope Sober Living is a sober living operator in Aurora, Colorado, running certified women's recovery homes in Arapahoe County under an all pathways approach to sobriety.

A Women's Recovery Housing Provider in Aurora

New Hope Sober Living states its mission plainly: to give women with the disease of addiction a safe, structured and affordable home free of drugs and alcohol. The organization runs its houses on an all pathways model, so residents are not required to follow one prescribed treatment method to qualify for a bed.

Four Sober Homes for Women in Aurora

New Hope Sober Living operates four residences in Aurora: Yvonne House, Andy House 2, Megan House and Donna House. Every address keeps to the same population and the same core rules, so a woman moving between them stays within one organization.

Support Beyond Housing

New Hope Sober Living's role extends past supplying a bed. Staff help residents enroll in intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization treatment, work through insurance questions, and manage legal paperwork tied to probation or parole. Group activities, including equine therapy, hiking and family dinners, are part of the program, and the organization keeps a resident dog, Doja, at its properties.

Medication-Assisted Treatment Across the Portfolio

Every New Hope Sober Living house accepts residents on medication for opioid use disorder. Building this into the model across all of its homes gives a prospective resident and her family a clear answer before she ever applies.

Certified Through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado

New Hope Sober Living is certified through Ohio Recovery Housing - Colorado, the state's approved certifying body for recovery residences under Colorado's House Bill 19-1009 framework. Certification requires a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules, and a complaint process independent of the house.

Serving Aurora and the Southeast Denver Metro

Aurora is the largest city in Arapahoe County and anchors the southern and eastern edge of the Denver metro area, with Littleton as the county seat. Concentrating four houses in one city keeps New Hope Sober Living's residents close to the same outpatient providers, transit lines and employers regardless of which house they call home. Applications go directly to New Hope Sober Living, which arranges placement once a bed opens.