Voices of Hope is an organization that helps people in recovery stay in recovery by providing no-cost recovery support services, conducting research, and educating and advocating for the community we serve. Our overarching goal is to enhance the quantity and quality of support available to people seeking and experiencing long-term recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction.
We’ve been there Every face you see at Voices of Hope is someone in recovery or someone whose life has been impacted by the disease of addiction. We are your people. Even before you walk through the doors of our center you are part of this community. We’ve been there and want to welcome you – wherever you are on your recovery journey.
Telephone Recovery Support
Telephone Recovery Support is an innovative, peer to peer support service. Those in early recovery are given an opportunity to enroll in the program. Who is in recovery? You are, when you say you are! Participation is FREE, completely optional, and can be ended at any point.
How does it work?
Trained volunteers (who are, in many cases, in recovery themselves) will make weekly calls to connect with you. During the call, the volunteer will offer you information about resources in the community-if you request. But more importantly, we just want to check in and see how your recovery is going!
Our volunteers love making calls. They want to share with you in your joys and sorrows, triumphs and set-backs.
Recovery Coaching
So, you've worked hard to be in recovery. But maybe there is still something in your way... something you have been wanting to work on. We understand. It can be hard to pick up the phone or take that first step. Reach out today and we will use our experiences in recovery to help you achieve your goals. We help people like you stay in recovery...and live their best life!
How does it work? We know you have lots of strengths! We want to help you use your strengths to achieve your goals.
Through weekly meetings, we can help you with issues like: *Creating a recovery plan *Finding a safe and stable place to live *Proceeding through drug court *Re-building your relationships and social networks
