Hope House for Men - Residential

Community-Focused Treatment for Adult Men

Hope House for Men provides residential treatment in a rural part of Jonesville, Michigan. The program serves adult men with substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health or trauma-related conditions. Treatment includes 40+ hours of weekly programming, offering a structured space to engage in therapy, peer mentoring, and skills development over a stay of up to 90 days.

A Grounded, Peer-Driven Model

Clients at Hope House help manage the environment they live in, taking on responsibilities, building routines, and creating a strong sense of shared accountability. This peer-driven model fosters a community of mutual support and personal growth. Residents participate in both group and individual counseling and receive recovery coaching throughout their stay.

Practical Life Skills and Recovery Tools

Beyond clinical care, Hope House emphasizes day-to-day skills that support stability after treatment. Clients take part in educational support, relapse prevention planning, and vocational development. While medications for addiction treatment (MAT) are not prescribed on site, the program supports individuals who have external prescriptions in place and helps coordinate their ongoing care.

Simple Amenities in a Calming Rural Setting

The facility offers shared accommodations, onsite laundry, and outdoor recreation spaces, including a basketball court, volleyball area, and horseshoe pits. This quiet, non-institutional environment gives clients space to focus on healing without the distractions of everyday life.

Long-Term Planning and Recovery Support

Staff at Hope House work with each client to prepare for life after treatment. This includes helping secure housing, connecting with outpatient services, and arranging peer or community resources. Transportation assistance is available for key appointments and transitions.