Yes. Group counseling sessions are provided twice per week and are included with rent.

We ask for a minimum of six months (not mandatory). You may stay as long as you remain sober and actively work toward their long-term stability and personal growth.

Yes. The first 30 days have a 10:00 PM curfew. After that, curfew is 11:00 PM on weekdays and 1:00 AM on weekends. At 120 days, with a proven track record and continued compliance, curfew extends to 12:00 AM on weekdays and 2:00 AM on weekends.

a bi-monthly maid service covers key areas of the home. Daily housekeeping and general cleanliness are expected of all residents.

We have both single and double rooms available. Most rooms are double occupancy unless a single is specifically needed. (Special pricing applies)

Yes. Meals are provided Monday through Friday, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with Sunday brunch and daily access to snacks. Meals follow a structured schedule to support consistency and routine.

The Hope Pad provides a structured and supportive living environment for individuals transitioning into everyday life After Rehab. Residents can benefit from accountability, community, daily structure, and support as they work toward greater independence and long-term stability.

Yes. For individuals transitioning after detox, a structured living environment can provide consistency and accountability while they continue working toward their recovery goals. The Hope Pad is designed to help residents establish healthy routines and build a stable foundation for life beyond treatment.

The Hope Pad may be an option for individuals looking for continued structure and community After Rehab. Each applicant is reviewed based on their individual circumstances, readiness, and ability to follow the expectations of the community.

After detox, transitioning into a structured recovery environment can help provide consistency, accountability, and a supportive community. The Hope Pad offers a setting where residents can focus on developing routines, personal responsibility, and long-term stability.

Yes. The Hope Pad is designed to bridge the transition from treatment toward greater independence through structure, accountability, community, and daily routines. Its broader program emphasizes stability, personal growth, and connection.

The program combines structured recovery, wellness support, coaching, daily living support, and community connection to help residents build consistency and work toward long-term independence.