New Vision House of Hope, Inc.

About New Vision House of Hope, Inc.

New Vision House of Hope, Inc. is a sober living operator in Baltimore, Maryland, running transitional recovery housing across Baltimore City since 2003.

A Long-Running Baltimore Recovery Housing Provider

Founded in 2003 as a nonprofit, New Vision House of Hope has served more than 4,500 men and women across Maryland. The organization is CARF-accredited, a credential that requires ongoing outside review of its services on a recurring cycle.

Five Certified Homes Across the City

Maryland's certified-operator list credits New Vision House of Hope with five certified recovery residences in Baltimore City, run alongside the organization's outpatient substance abuse therapy and veteran housing programs.

What MCORR Certification Establishes

Certification through Maryland Certification of Recovery Residences requires a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and house rules before move-in, and a documented relapse and discharge policy across the homes it covers.

Sliding-Fee Access and Veteran Services

New Vision House of Hope states that it serves clients regardless of ability to pay, using a sliding fee schedule based on family size and income, and it runs Supportive Services for Veteran Families alongside its general housing and outpatient programs.

Reaching New Vision House of Hope in Baltimore

The organization's administrative office sits on East Lombard Street downtown. Applications and referrals go through that office, and it is worth asking which of the five certified houses has an opening and whether a sliding fee applies.