WHO WE ARE

Hope House is a nonprofit organization, which was established May 2017 to help individuals on their journey to recovery and self sustainability, to have a complete break in recidivism. Breaking the cycle of addiction starts with having the right environment. Hope House understands the critical importance of a safe environment to share your needs. We meet people where they are at currently without judgement, just our willingness to guide, support, and make connections with employment and education.

Our main office building is where we gather to meet members of the community who may need support in housing resources, food insecurities, employment searching, furthering their education, or sobriety. We also have a learning center that is focused on providing the youth, 9-12 grade, a safe place to further their education and attend a variety of groups within the center and community groups.

We are committed to helping you take control of your life in a positive way.

INTAKE & HOURS OF OPERATION

Hope House located in Logan County, we assess the condition and situation of prospective participants. We do this to ensure you that we listen to your needs and are driven to be supportive. This also gives us a chance to get to know the people we are helping and to help you feel like you are understood. We make sure your voice is heard. The assessment phase is also an opportunity for us to provide you with an overview of opportunities that you may wish to access. We put everything in the simplest terms, so there is no confusion about expectations.

Hope House

217 N Front Street

Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm

Hope House Learning Center

232 King Street

Monday-Friday 7:30-3:30

SERVICES & OPPORTUNITIES

Hope House is dedicated to working side by side with every participant, including: case management/peer leadership, budget building program, self-care and life skills programs, resume coaching and mock interviewing, job and education readiness, faith-based connections, housing resources, identification documents, recovery and study groups, building recovery capitol. Hope House also offers a SOAR Program and a TRUE GRIT Program for our participants.

Each individual is different and the purpose of coming to Hope House varies and this is the reason each person works on different goals when they come in. We have developed a program that gets everyone working in the same direction. After the initial program we branch off to help an individual design their program with their needs in mind.

There is always HOPE and the right fit for anyone willing to seek help for success in their journey.

SOAR Program (STARTING OVER AND RECONNECTING): is a program offering participants skills and learning about how to obtain stability, as well as maintaining their stability. This includes physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. This program is designed for 30 days.

TRUE GRIT PROGRAM (THE REAL UNIGUE ENDEAVORS require GRIT): is a program that is getting participants ready for employment placement, future programs, and/or educational programs. This program is designed to last 2-4 weeks, depending on the participants status.

Hope House recognizes that employment is an important part of obtaining and maintaining stability and helps our participants reach their goals. We work with participants in making employment goals, employment readiness, and track employment retention. Participants start with work shops that include resume building and classes that teach them skills that they may use at a job. We also collaboratively work with working programs to obtain employment such as: Express Employment, City of Sterling, and local businesses that give our participants an opportunity.

Youth Empowerment Initiative

Our Youth Empowerment Initiative (YEI) is a pilot program, beginning April 2025, located at the Learning Center, designed to provide a comprehensive support system for junior high and high school students. This program integrates tutoring, prosocial activities, and mentorship to address both academic and social development needs. By creating a safe and supportive environment, we aim to guide youth toward positive decision-making, academic achievement, and social responsibility while deterring substance use and avoiding justice involvement.

We envision a future where all youth have access to quality educational support, positive role models, and enriching experiences that inspire them to become engaged, productive members of their community.

Our Supporters

Hope House is a nonprofit organization that has many organizations and community members that offer support for our participants in our program. Some of the organizations we collaborate with are:

Colorado Trust

Community Resource Center (CRC)

Colorado Resilience Initiative (CRI)

Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA)

Latino Coalition for Community Leadership

Sterling Parole Office

City of Sterling Code Enforcement

13th Judicial District Probation Department

Sterling Municipal Court

Centennial Mental Health

Cooperative Ministries

Family Resource Center

Sterling Four Square Church

New Pathways to Wellness & Recovery

North Colorado Health Alliance

Advocates for Recovery

Porchlight Health (MAT Unit)

CSU Engagement Center

Halo Pantry

Bridges of Colorado

NECO S.T.I.R.

Under the Umbrella

Logan County Chamber of Commerce

Living Word Church

Help for Abused Partners

Milestone Community Wellness

Community Relationship Manager

Eastern Colorado

Community member providing Donations

For many years Hope House partnered with Latino Coalition in a CDOC WAGEES opportunity for participants, which is currently with another partner in our community. Below is a video to share our vision.