Soroptimist House of Hope (SHOH) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1981 with a mission to help women overcome substance use disorders and build lives of purpose and stability. Many of the women we serve face significant challenges, including housing instability, legal issues, domestic violence, and Child Protective Services (CPS) cases. At SHOH, we provide the tools, support, and compassionate care they need to establish and maintain sobriety, rebuild their lives, and become thriving members of society.

Soroptimist House of Hope is dedicated exclusively to women, offering residential substance abuse recovery programs that focus on holistic healing and personal transformation. Since our inception, we have supported thousands of women on their journey to recovery through a structured program that includes:

• Safe and supportive housing
• Peer companionship and guidance
• Therapeutic activities
• A structured daily routine to foster healthy habits

In addition to our core recovery programs, we provide care-coordination services to address every aspect of our clients’ well-being. These services include assistance with:

• Medical and dental appointments
• On-site therapy and counseling
• Linkage to community-based resources, including vocational training, financial assistance, and other essential services

Our program is tailored to meet each client’s individual needs. We aim to connect our clients with as many resources as possible during treatment to ensure greater success upon program completion. We understand that navigating life-skills tasks can be overwhelming, so we walk alongside our clients—providing hands-on support, encouragement, and guidance throughout their journey.

At SHOH, we’ve evolved from a traditional social model to an evidence-based holistic approach, addressing the mind, body, and spirit. Our modern methods are backed by statistical data that demonstrate improved success rates for long-term sobriety. With compassion and innovation, we’re changing lives, one woman at a time.