Supportive Recovery Housing
Hope & Chance provides temporary, no-cost supportive housing for up to 180 days to qualifying adults who are actively pursuing recovery from substance use, mental health challenges, or co-occurring conditions.
Residents live in a structured, substance-free environment designed to promote safety, stability, personal responsibility, and long-term recovery — while engaged in an approved outpatient, IOP, mental health, or recovery-focused program.
- Temporary, no-cost housing — up to 180 days
- Structured, substance-free living environment
- Clear community standards, curfews & house meetings
- Eligibility-based — subject to available space & program engagement
Peer Recovery Support
Our peer support staff — Recovery Empowerment Specialists (RES) — provide consistent encouragement, accountability, mentorship, and genuine human connection throughout each resident's recovery journey.
Every peer supporter has their own lived experience in recovery. That shared understanding creates a depth of trust and compassion that cannot be found anywhere else.
- Recovery mentorship from individuals with lived experience
- Regular wellness check-ins & accountability
- Encouragement through milestones and setbacks
- Crisis de-escalation & emotional support
Transportation Assistance
Getting to treatment consistently is one of the most common barriers to sustained recovery. Our transportation program provides reliable, dignified rides to the appointments and activities that keep recovery on track.
No resident in our housing program should ever miss a treatment session because of transportation. We remove that barrier entirely — because showing up is the whole battle.
- Treatment & medical appointments
- Recovery meetings (AA, NA, SMART Recovery)
- Employment interviews & job-related activities
- Pharmacy visits & essential recovery errands
Care Coordination & Resource Navigation
Recovery requires more than housing and sobriety. It requires access to behavioral health care, medical services, benefits, employment support, and community resources — often all at once.
Our care coordination team works alongside residents to identify needs, navigate available services, make referrals, and ensure no critical gap goes unaddressed during their time in our program.
- Behavioral health treatment coordination
- Medical referrals & access support
- Benefits enrollment assistance (Medicaid, SNAP)
- Employment resources & community navigation
Transition & Independent Living Support
Our housing program is intentionally temporary. From day one, we work with each resident toward a future beyond our doors — building the skills, connections, and plans that make independent living not just possible, but sustainable.
No resident leaves without a transition plan and warm connections to housing, employment, and ongoing recovery support in their community.
- Permanent housing search & planning
- Employment readiness & job search support
- Independent living skills development
- Community reintegration & connection