House of Hope

House of Hope

Women’s House of Hope is a Level 2 sober living residence in Norwalk, Ohio. Our mission is to
help women who are in recovery from drug and alcohol abuse become productive members
of their community by providing transitional housing and support.

House of Hope is designed for female participants who are committed to sober living with
like-minded persons. Huron County residents are preferred, residents from other counties
will be considered on a space available basis. The house has a capacity for eight participants.
Anticipated length of stay is one year.

The Women’s House of Hope is operated by Family Life Counseling and Psychiatric Services
151 Marion Ave., Mansfield, Ohio Inc.; an Ohio corporation for non-profit. Family Life
Counseling has existed in Ohio since 1999, providing support to persons and families in times
of crisis. Family Life Counseling organization enjoys strong relationships with Huron County
businesses, churches, government, and law enforcement.

​For persons who are in need of Recovery Housing programing the application process is as
follows:

1. Complete and submit application, HIPAA release, Requirements-Rules-Rights document by day seven. Ensure the applicant has a valid driver’s license or state ID for
   background check. Make arrangements for financial support.
2. The Women’s House of Hope will schedule a preliminary interview as soon as possible.
3. Women’s House of Hope will conduct a formal interview. A face-to-face interview is required.
4. If accepted, transportation to Women’s House of Hope will be arranged.

The application, HIPAA form, and Requirements, Rules and Rights for participation, as well as
additional contact information, can be found here.