PROGRAM & OFFER
A clear look into what life at The Hope Pad feels like, how we support our residents, and what we expect within our community.
Our Philosophy and Model
Recovery is not just about abstaining from substances—it’s about building a life of ownership, dignity, and forward momentum. At The Hope PAD, we provide a structured, predictable environment where residents can focus on growth, rebuild practical skills, and regain confidence in themselves. Our model combines structure, accountability, and high standards to support lasting recovery and independence.
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Structure: Daily routines and responsibilities to build consistency
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Dignity: High-standard living environment to foster pride and stability
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Ownership: Residents lead their recovery journey with support, not control
Wellness, Growth, and Accountability
Our program integrates therapy, movement, and high-performance coaching to create a foundation for lasting change. Each component is designed to strengthen mind, body, and personal execution.
Pillars of Support
Therapy
Licensed group counseling sessions twice per week to process emotions, develop coping skills, and build insight.
Movement and Regulation
Yoga three times per week and a local gym membership to improve nervous system regulation, strength, and confidence.
High-Performance Coaching
Weekly coaching sessions through the Abundant Day 365 framework to build structure, emotional regulation, and decision-making skills.
Daily Life & Community Structure
Life at The Hope PAD is intentionally structured to support personal responsibility, sobriety, and forward momentum. Residents maintain personal spaces, participate in household upkeep, and adhere to clear community standards. Predictable routines and accountability systems reduce stress and foster growth.
Daily Responsibilities
Residents are expected to take ownership of their personal space and daily routines. This includes keeping bedrooms tidy, managing laundry, maintaining hygiene, and contributing to shared household areas. These responsibilities aren’t just chores—they cultivate discipline, consistency, and self-respect. By caring for your environment, you also reinforce accountability and create a stable foundation for recovery and personal growth.
Professional Cleaning
Common areas, kitchens, and bathrooms are professionally cleaned twice per month. This structure ensures that residents aren’t burdened with overwhelming cleaning responsibilities while still participating in maintaining a respectful and orderly home. The combination of professional support and personal accountability reduces friction, supports focus, and fosters a living environment where residents can thrive rather than just survive.
Curfew & Accountability
Curfews at The Hope PAD are progressive and tied to demonstrated responsibility, consistency, and respect for house rules. Early in residency, curfew helps establish routine and structure. Over time, residents earn extended privileges as they demonstrate reliability and sobriety. This system teaches the value of accountability and helps residents internalize self-discipline, preparing them for independent living outside the home.
Substance Testing
Regular and random breathalyzer and urinalysis testing protect both the individual and the community. Nightly breathalyzer tests upon entering the house and periodic random testing ensure the home remains a safe, sober environment. These measures aren’t punitive—they’re a framework that preserves accountability, reduces risk, and gives residents confidence in their community’s integrity.
Participation & Engagement
Community living is about more than following rules—it’s about actively contributing to a supportive environment. Residents engage in shared responsibilities, such as cleaning communal areas, participating in house meetings, and attending scheduled group activities. This participation fosters a sense of belonging, strengthens interpersonal skills, and encourages residents to practice accountability within a real-world community setting.
Community & Life Enrichment
Recovery thrives in connection. The Hope PAD hosts structured group outings to sports events, hiking trips, and recreational experiences that build trust, strengthen community, and associate joy with sober living.
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Professional sporting events (baseball, basketball, hockey)
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Outdoor adventures: hiking, fishing, lakes, rivers
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Recreational activities: waterparks, theme parks
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Community-based events and group experiences
Employment & Purpose
Meaningful work is a core part of rebuilding independence and confidence. Residents receive support with resumes, interviews, and job searches. A minimum of 25 hours per week of employment or approved alternative engagement is expected, helping establish routine, purpose, and forward momentum.
Financial Wellbeing
Financial stability is integral to long-term recovery. Through personalized guidance, residents gain control over their money, rebuild responsibility, and establish healthy financial habits. Optional credit repair services are also available.
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Budgeting, spending awareness, and saving strategies
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Guidance from our Financial Director to support long-term stability
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Optional supplemental credit repair services
Standards, Boundaries & Safety
At The Hope PAD, clear boundaries and community standards create a safe, structured environment where residents can focus on growth, sobriety, and personal accountability. Curfews, visitor policies, medication guidelines, and zero-tolerance rules for harassment and discrimination are designed not to restrict, but to empower—helping residents build responsibility, consistency, and confidence. These standards protect both individuals and the community, providing a predictable framework that supports assertive, intentional living and long-term success in recovery.
Standards for Success
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Structured Curfew: Earned privileges based on demonstrated responsibility. Early curfew builds stability; extended privileges reward consistency and accountability.
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Visiting Hours: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM, coordinated through the house manager. Structured visits reinforce sobriety, safety, and respect for community rhythm.
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No Overnight Guests: Boundaries around overnight stays protect personal accountability, sobriety, and the community’s integrity.
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Visitor Guidelines: All visitors must comply with house policies and coordinate through the house manager. Protects residents and maintains a predictable, safe environment.
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Prescription Medication Management: Only medications prescribed by a licensed doctor with documentation are permitted. Medications are stored securely and administered responsibly. CBD and non-prescribed substances are strictly prohibited.
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Zero Tolerance Policies: Harassment, discrimination, and bullying are never tolerated. Safety and respect are foundational to community trust.
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Age Requirement: Minimum age of 18 ensures maturity and shared readiness for recovery accountability.
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Decision-Making & Corrections: House leadership handles exceptions, corrective actions, or transitions out with discretion, fairness, and community safety in mind. This fosters accountability while supporting personal growth.
Daily & Weekly Commitments
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Daily
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Maintain sobriety and complete nightly breathalyzer
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Random morning breathalyzer / urinalysis
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Personal space upkeep, hygiene, and shared household tasks
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Employment, school, or structured development
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Practice routines that support recovery and stability
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Weekly
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Four recovery meetings (two outside, two in-house)
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Mandatory life coaching session
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Employment or vocational engagement
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Participation in community activities and accountability systems
Step into a life of structure, growth, and purpose