House of Hope Foundation Inc

A Women-Only Recovery Community

House of Hope Foundation Inc is a nonprofit program for women in San Pedro, set in the scenic South Bay area of Los Angeles. The residential setting is intentionally home-like and community-oriented, with shared living spaces, daily meals, indoor areas for groups and downtime, and outdoor space. The structure and routine can be a fit for people who want a supervised environment while they focus on early recovery.

A Continuum That Supports Step-Down Stability

In addition to residential treatment, House of Hope offers outpatient services and continuing care, including recovery bridge housing for women enrolled in outpatient treatment. This step-down option can help clients maintain housing while they strengthen daily routines, return to responsibilities, and stay connected to treatment and peer support.

12-Step Integration With Practical, Skills-Based Groups

The program embraces a 12-step philosophy and combines it with individual counseling, group counseling, and family group counseling. Programming includes groups such as relapse prevention, anger management, trauma and PTSD-focused support, grief and loss, parenting, domestic violence, conflict resolution, self-awareness, and communication skills. Outpatient programming also includes meditation and classes designed to build early recovery skills and strengthen family systems.

Family Involvement and Clear Structure During Residential Care

House of Hope encourages family participation through a weekly family group for loved ones after an initial restriction period at the start of residential treatment. The program also has clear guidance around visits, phone access, mail, and what to bring, details that can help families know what to expect and help residents stay focused during treatment.

Wraparound Support for Life During and After Treatment

Beyond counseling, House of Hope offers practical support that can help with stability after treatment, including case management, housing services, mentoring or peer support, and help connecting to social services. The program also provides naloxone and overdose education, discharge planning, and follow-up after discharge. Telehealth services are available.