CaringWorks Inc - Hope House

Long-term supportive housing

Men facing homelessness can find housing and substance use treatment at the facility for up to two years. The program provides a safe and stable place for men to live in order to focus on their recovery. Three meals a day, primary healthcare, nutritional counseling, and medication management are part of care. Access to a computer allows men to apply for insurance, benefits, communicate with others, and search for employment opportunities, along with many other resources.

Dedicated services for hearing-impaired men

Hope House offers a Deaf Bridges to Recovery (DBR) program which provides specialized treatment for men who are deaf, deaf-blind, hard of hearing, or late-deafened. Certain staff members are trained in American Sign Language (ASL) and familiar with deaf culture. The facility is also equipped with flashing-light rooms, a closed-captioned RB, alarm clocks with bed shaders, video phones, and video remote interpreting. Men can also attend a Deaf Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meeting known as Silent Hope Recovery.

Treatment for substance use and co-occurring conditions

Along with substance use care, the facility treats men with co-occurring conditions such as mental health disorders including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Men facing HIV/AIDS receive specialized medical care. Individual and group counseling can help men work through both substance use and other concerns simultaneously.

Practical assistance for long-term stability

Men receive assistance with matters such as finding stable housing, preparing and searching for employment, navigating legal situations, applying for Social Security benefits, exploring financial resources, accessing GED and other education programs, and securing personal documents. The care team can also refer men to outside medical treatment when needed. All of these resources combined are designed to help men return to independent, substance-free living.

Client reviews

Clients and family members highlight meaningful recovery progress, caring staff, and support with housing and rebuilding stability. A small number of reviewers describe challenges with admissions and communication.

• Treatment quality & outcomes: Reviewers frequently describe positive changes in their own lives or those of family members, including progress in recovery and greater personal stability. “They helped save my life.”
• Support & community: Clients appreciate the program’s commitment to helping men rebuild their lives, including support with housing and recovery resources. One family member noted that their loved one was welcomed back after leaving the program.
• Staff & care experience: Several reviewers describe compassionate, approachable staff who provide guidance and resources. “Staff is friendly and informative.”
• Access & process: Some reviewers appreciate help accessing resources and housing, while two reported difficulties with admission decisions.

How we researched this facility

• Reviewed by: Tanya Rakhmilevich, content editor, behavioral health and recovery, reviewed the research findings and wrote this facility profile on October 16, 2026.
• Facility data research: On October 5, 2026, our research team reviewed the facility’s website and information from public health departments, national accrediting organizations, and SAMHSA to verify facility details.