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Every day we encounter women who are in need of the same type of redemptive recovery program as our Program Living for Men. In response to this need in our community, we have prayerfully been developing the structure for a women’s program, which began construction in January 2020. Watch Candice's story to learn how Program Living will change the lives of women like her.
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The Program Living for Women facility will include living quarters, bedrooms, staff offices, classrooms, and a family visitation room for counseling. Program Living for Women will be housed at our new property on Glen Lily Road, along with our new building for all ministry operations. Floor plans and elevations for both buildings are pictured below, as well as construction progress.
Once this facility is complete, we will move on to Phase II of construction at 461 Glen Lily Road to build our new Ministry Center. In the future, Phase III will be the construction of aftercare apartments for Program Living for Women graduates and their children, where children can live with their mothers after they regain custody and attend Dishman-McGinnis Elementary School right down the street. The financing for Phase I must be completely paid off before any other phases of construction can begin, so we need your help! Please donate to our capital campaign today.
Once this facility is complete, we will move on to Phase II of construction at 461 Glen Lily Road to build our new Ministry Center. In the future, Phase III will be the construction of aftercare apartments for Program Living for Women graduates and their children, where children can live with their mothers after they regain custody and attend Dishman-McGinnis Elementary School right down the street. The financing for Phase I must be completely paid off before any other phases of construction can begin, so we need your help! Please donate to our capital campaign today.
"Coping with addiction is not an easy task. It is important for persons to find the right treatment approach. Thus, a faith-based women's residential program for our community is a necessary option for women who are seeking a Christ-centered approach to recovery." -Kita R. Clement, MSW, CSW
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"I'm glad to see that Hope House is opening a Program Living space for women in our community. It's such a need to have godly guidance to deal with the critical issues these ladies face." -Bruce Wilkerson, Retired Mayor of Bowling Green
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