What We Provide
Seven wraparound services designed to surround individuals in recovery with everything they need to focus completely on healing — not survival.
"Having a safe home changed everything. For the first time in years, I could focus on getting better — not just surviving." — Hope & Chance resident
Unstable housing is one of the most powerful predictors of relapse. When someone doesn't know where they'll sleep, treatment becomes secondary to survival — and recovery slips away.
Our recovery homes are safe, sober, structured living environments that provide the stability every person needs to engage fully in treatment. More than a bed — they are communities of accountability, connection, and mutual support.
Missing a single treatment appointment can disrupt weeks of progress. For many people in recovery, transportation is an insurmountable barrier — no car, no money for rideshare, no reliable way to get there.
Hope and Chance provides reliable, compassionate transportation seven days a week — to treatment sessions, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) clinics, support meetings, court appointments, and more.
"Every ride is a point of connection — not just logistics. Our drivers are part of the support system." — Hope & Chance staff
"My RES understood me in a way no clinician could. She'd been through it. That made all the difference." — Recovery client
Our Recovery Empowerment Specialists bring something uniquely powerful: the lived knowledge of what recovery truly demands. Each RES is an individual who has navigated their own recovery journey and completed Washington State–certified peer support training.
They walk alongside clients as mentors, guides, and consistent human presences — showing up daily, holding accountability with compassion, and providing the kind of authentic connection that professional credentials alone cannot offer.
Recovery is not a single dimension of life — it affects everything: relationships, employment, health, identity, community, purpose. Our wraparound model is designed to address all of it.
We coordinate a comprehensive network of support that surrounds individuals in recovery with everything they need — from immediate practical needs to long-term life stabilization — so that nothing gets in the way of treatment and healing.
"Wraparound support means no gap is left unfilled. We address every barrier standing between a person and their recovery."
"Community is medicine. The connections clients build here sustain their recovery long after they've moved on."
Isolation is one of the most dangerous conditions for recovery. Without genuine community — without people who care, who show up, who hold you accountable and celebrate your progress — recovery is enormously difficult to sustain.
Hope and Chance cultivates authentic community within our housing environments and throughout our programs, creating a network of human connection that becomes one of the most powerful forces in our clients' recovery journeys.
Early recovery is often chaotic. Legal consequences, financial instability, fractured relationships, uncertain employment, and practical life crises all compete for attention — making it nearly impossible to focus on treatment.
Our stabilization services address these practical life dimensions directly, creating the calm and order that allows treatment to work. We help clients not just survive their circumstances, but build the foundations of a new life.
"Stability isn't the end goal — it's the foundation that makes every other goal possible." — Dr. Mercy Wainaina
"Accountability, when it comes from a place of genuine care, doesn't feel like pressure — it feels like being believed in."
Recovery requires structure. Not the punitive, shame-based structure of punishment — but the kind of compassionate, consistent accountability that comes from people who genuinely care about your outcome and believe in your capacity to get there.
Our RES team provides daily, individualized accountability support — check-ins, goal tracking, honest conversations, and unwavering encouragement — designed to build the internal discipline that sustains recovery over time.
How to Access Services
Our process is compassionate, straightforward, and designed to connect people to services as quickly as possible.
Contact us directly, or be referred by a social worker, provider, court, or family member.
A compassionate conversation to understand your needs, situation, and recovery goals.
We identify the right housing, transportation, and peer support for your situation.
Transition into housing with full support from your assigned RES from day one.
Continuous wraparound care and guidance for as long as it's needed.