Restoration of Hope Project

About Restoration of Hope Project

Restoration of Hope Project is a sober living operator in Springfield, Missouri, running certified recovery housing across Greene County and southwest Missouri. The organization is built around reentry, helping people leaving incarceration transition into recovery, and it has grown its housing program from a first house to eighteen recovery homes across the city.

A Springfield Recovery Housing Provider for Reentry

Restoration of Hope Project pairs housing with its own outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, so residents receive both under one program. The organization also holds a Missouri Department of Corrections contract for community reentry services, and a meaningful share of its residents arrive through that channel.

Six Sober Homes in This Directory

Kellett House, North Kellett House, Fremont House, North Concord House, Pacific House and Scott House make up the Restoration of Hope Project homes covered here, split between men's and women's residences the way the rest of the operator's eighteen-house portfolio is organized.

Certified Recovery Housing Under MCRSP

Restoration of Hope Project's housing is certified through the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification commits the operator to a published code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy, backed by review outside the organization itself.

What the Program Costs

Restoration of Hope Project publishes a non-refundable $375 entry fee and a $175 weekly fee that covers both housing and its substance use treatment, with a minimum program length of twelve months. That structure sets it apart from a house charging rent alone: the fee is built around a full year of combined housing and care.

Serving Springfield and Greene County

Springfield is the seat of Greene County and the largest city in southwest Missouri, and Restoration of Hope Project's eighteen homes sit inside a city with the courts, outpatient providers and employers a person coming out of incarceration or treatment needs close by.