At House of Hope, we make it our goal to serve as many women and children as we possibly can. We believe recovery is possible for anyone who wants it, regardless of the obstacles that may stand in the way. We help women to realize their potential and instill hope in them that they can recover.
Our mission is treating substance use disorders, rebuilding lives, strengthening families, and empowering women. Our purpose is to provide substance use disorder recovery and behavioral health services to women rebuilding their lives and strengthening their families.
Mission-focused, producing measurable outcomes, conducting program evaluation, and developing and maintaining sound financial management are all important elements of our accountability.
House of Hope staff and clients work as a team to fulfill our mission. In our efforts to strengthen families, we welcome community partnerships and teamwork with other agencies.
We believe in empathy and treat our clients respectfully without judgement of their past experiences. House of Hope believes in giving second chances and providing our clients and their families the tools needed to change.
We value equity and inclusion. As service providers, we accept the responsibility to promote an accepting environment for all who come in contact with House of Hope.
Honesty and transparency are at the core of all we do. We believe integrity is honesty in action.
We respect confidentiality. We strictly adhere to HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 laws that protect our clients’ confidentiality.
Providing a secure and healthy environment for the families we serve.
In early 1946, Clyde and Marie Gooderham, with the partnership and assistance of many others, founded the Utah Committee for Education on Alcoholism, which later became known as the Utah Alcoholism Foundation and finally Houseof Hope. Over the next 75 years, the organization expanded its services to include alcohol and chemical dependency treatment for all demographics including men, women, adolescents and children, with several specialized programs for native Spanish-speakers, deaf/hearing impaired, pregnant women, and more.
Our mission remains today: treating substance use disorders, rebuilding lives, strengthening families, and empowering women.
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.
According to The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, the 10 guiding principals of recovery are “Person-Driven, Many Pathways, Holistic, Peer Support, Relational, Cultural, Addresses Trauma, Strengths/Responsibility, Respect, and Hope.” Our treatment model successfully incorporates all of these principals to make recovery accessible, realistic, and diverse.
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.
Salt Lake City Main Office
857 East 200 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84102
Provo Campus
1726 South Buckley Lane
Provo, UT 84606
