If you cannot afford the program when you arrive, we can cover the cost.

Once you get a job and receive your first paycheck, you’ll pay $150 per week. This usually starts around your fifth or sixth week in the program. The weekly fee covers all program expenses, from toothpaste to transportation.

The program is designed to last 12 months, though some women stay between 8 and 12 months based on their needs.

A full year gives you time to build healthy habits, stay sober, manage your money, and work toward your goals. It also gives you more time to prepare for life after the program.

If your stay is part of a court order, we will follow the court’s requirements.

Clients share bedrooms and common spaces with other women in the home. Living arrangements may change so we can serve more women who need support.

Doors of Hope can help with rides to some appointments, probation meetings, the grocery store, and other essential places. We also provide Rover bus tickets and encourage you to use public transportation when possible.

We do not provide rides to or from work. Once you start a job, you will need to arrange your own transportation to and from work.

You can visit with family, but all visits must be safe, approved, and scheduled with the housing director.

Family members are not allowed inside the homes. If a family member will be driving you, they must show a valid driver’s license.

These rules help keep you safe and support your recovery.

Freshman Quarter: Getting Started | Days 1–90

• Days 1–30: Stabilization. Focus on settling in and learning skills for daily life and recovery.

• Days 31–90: Work full time and continue building those skills.

Sophomore Quarter: Building Stability | Days 91–180

• Continue working full time, practicing daily living skills, and focusing on your recovery.

Junior Quarter: Staying on Track | Days 181–270

• Keep working full time and building the habits that support your recovery and personal goals.

Senior Quarter: Preparing for Your Next Step | Days 271–365

• Make a plan for life after the program while continuing to work full time and practice the skills you’ve learned.

No, unless the court orders it.

When you arrive, Doors of Hope provides food and clothing. We will continue providing food until you receive food stamps or start working.

During your first 30 days, we also cover the cost of getting your ID, birth certificate, and Social Security card.

Apply online, or call our office to ask for an application by mail. After you submit your application, call us to schedule a phone interview.

We have a waiting list. Your release date must be confirmed before we can reserve a space for you.