The Amaryllis is recovery housing and provides housing for those leaving residential treatment and transitioning to outpatient care. This facility will help to bridge that difficult and high-risk time for women in recovery by providing housing support, support, and additional services for the first 6-12 months they live in the community. Please contact Heidi Lund at hlund@houseofhopeut.org if you would like more information.
The historic Walter Lynne mansion is House of Hope’s recovery home for women called the Amaryllis. House of Hope in collaboration with Salt Lake County Behavioral Health and in partnership with Housing Connect of Utah offers a safe and healthy Sober Living community to women who are in recovery.
The Amaryllis House is a gender specific program. It is a newly remodeled historical home, providing 11 sober living beds, 9 bathrooms, multiple living rooms, and a rec room. All rooms come equipped with a private bathroom, lock boxes, and a TV. For more information please contact Heidi Lund hlund@houseofhopeut.org
Amaryllis House provides a structured living environment with house rules, curfew, and supportive house managers. This structure helps residents maintain accountability and stability during their recovery journey. The facility fosters a community where women can rebuild their lives with the support of peers who understand their experiences.
Residents of Amaryllis House receive comprehensive support, including case management and life skills training. This holistic approach equips women with the tools and resources needed to transition successfully into independent living and long-term recovery.
Located in a beautifully restored 1898 mansion at 1135 East South Temple, Amaryllis House offers a safe and dignified living space for women in recovery. The historic setting provides a nurturing environment conducive to personal growth and healing.
If you’re ready for a change, for a better life, and a better you, don’t wait another day. We can help you become the very best version of yourself. Rekindle your light and transform your future at House of Hope.
House of Hope gave me the strength and showed me the way to succeed and how to be the best I can be, not only that but to be the best mom to my kids and to hold myself accountable. I would be lost without their help.
Every donation we receive goes right back into the program, fostering more empowering recovery opportunities for women and their little ones. Together, we can make a lasting impact that will change lives and restore hope in the weary hearts of struggling women and children across the state.
If you’re ready for a change, for a better life, and a better you, don’t wait another day. We can help you become the very best version of yourself. Rekindle your light and transform your future at House of Hope.
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