Hope House Boston

Congratulations to our February and March graduates! We are so proud of you!

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Join us in spreading holiday cheer by supporting Hope House! We're raising funds to help provide gifts for our clients and their children this season. Everyone deserves to experience the magic of the holidays, and your generosity can make that happen.

Together, we can create unforgettable memories for our clients and their families. Let’s bring hope and joy this holiday season!

https://givebutter.com/hopehouse-holidaygifts2024

The holidays can be a difficult time for individuals and families in recovery from addiction. For many, the season can feel isolating—but we can make a difference together.

This year, we’re aiming to raise $5,000 to provide meaningful gifts for our clients and their children—helping them create joyful memories as they rebuild their lives.

https://givebutter.com/hopehouse-holidaygifts2024

Your donation will help:
✨ Foster connection and strengthen family bonds
✨ Offer a sense of normalcy and hope
✨ Show these families that a compassionate community is behind them

Will you join us in spreading holiday cheer and support to those who need it most? Every gift counts in making this season brighter for families on their journey to recovery.

Holiday Gift Fund Brightening the Holidays for Families in Recovery

As winter approaches we are having our annual coat drive! We are running low on a few winter items and our clients would benefit greatly from any donations of winter coats, hats, and gloves. Help us keep our clients warm this winter! Information on how to donate is listed on this flier! Thank you in advance 💙

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This past week Hope House celebrated the first graduating class of the HH Post- Incarceration Adjustment Program. This voluntary 10 week pilot program developed and facilitated by our own outpatient clinician Mary. The program focuses on assisting clients who have been incarcerated identify their maladaptive behaviors learned in prison/jail, change them into adaptive behaviors, gain self-awareness of their past and help them in developing their own story and not the one society created for them. We are so incredibly proud of our clients for this achievement! And we wish them nothing but success on their recovery journey!

June and November are popular months for supporting men’s mental health ― but the clients in our program deserve support year-round.

Per the National Institute of Mental Health, in 2021, while 51.7% of women with a mental health condition received support from mental health services, only 40% of men with a mental health condition did.

Not only that, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that men make up almost 80% of all suicides. Men may also be more likely to engage in substance misuse in place of mental health care.

Show the men in your life some support this month, and all year long.

Meet our Anchor of Hope, Sam!