House of Hope - Salt Lake City, Utah

House of Hope

Address: 857 E 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84102, United States.

Phone: 8014873276.

Website: houseofhopeut.org.

Especialidades

Specialties: Addiction treatment center, Non-profit organization, Rehabilitation center.

Características

Identifies as women-owned, Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible seating, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, LGBTQ+ friendly, Transgender safe space.

Opiniones

This company has 24 reviews on Google My Business.

The average opinion is 4/5.

Many reviewers have praised the staff's dedication to the community and clients, citing experiences during crisis situations.

Some reviewers have noted the center's commitment to providing a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQ+ individuals and those transitioning.

Overall, the reviews suggest that House of Hope is a reputable and effective organization.

👍 Reviews of House of Hope

Dane K.

5/5

I had excellent experience with Julie and the other staff at House of Hope. They are here to protect the community and the clients. I appreciate the time they had given me during a crisis situation.

Jenn R.

5/5

I’m so very grateful for House of Hope. When I checked myself into their treatment I was way beyond rock bottom, knocking on heaven’s door. When I got there I was first and foremost taught how to love myself. What a huge difference I went from not knowing how to love myself, to working daily on not only loving myself but believing it as well. They taught me so many useful life tools that I still use today. Their services/ tools they provided me not only helped, but also gave me the tools to get others in an Outreach job I have today. For the very first time in my life there were people who not only cared about me, but who also loved me and showed up for me daily for a year while I was in treatment. I still attend their weekly aftercare program. Thank you House of Hope for every single thing you guys have helped me accomplish, and get through.

Jacki B.

5/5

House of hope was amazing for me. They really helped me get to the root of my addiction and gave me the tools to stay sober and be a productive member of society. They even help you find a safe place to go after treatment if you don't have a home to go to.

o.g. B. J. H.

1/5

My wife attended this program for only a short time and had the worst experience ever! I highly suggest looking for a different place she is pregnant mind you and got a tooth infection and was in extreme pain, she had to fight with the staff and therapist to take her to the hospital and their therapist had the oddasity to tell her even if she went, there is nothing they will do for you when they finally took her she was in tears and was running a fever they finally gave her Tylenol and some antibiotics for the infection and pain this was going on for 2 and a half days before they finally took her in because they were "understaffed" she started bleeding the next day and thought she was having a miscarriage and they absolutely would not take her in so she had to leave ! That was honestly the best decision she made she's still clean and now is looking for a new program. Also please listen she's also told me they like to take ur children away we've heard many ridiculous stories about how women who have gone there lost there babies and how they set up emergency teem meeting's and they separate you from ur children to have this meeting and cps takes them while ur gone they do it over ridiculous things please heed my words try to find another program unless ur court ordered and have to go there! There only in it for the money I promise there are better programs out there for you!!!!!

Tamara W.

5/5

House of Hope is a nonprofit organization whose current focus is helping single women, pregnant women and mother's get back on track. It is one of the very few available programs that allows you to bring your child or children (if under age 8) into the program with you, which means less time having to be apart from one another which means so much. Families recover together! They will try to get you help even when you're without insurance. Through hard work of getting other funding available. You gotta trust the process though!!

Leilah T.

5/5

House of Hope gave me the strength and showed me the way to succeed and how to be the best I can be , not only that but to be the best mom to my kids and to hold myself accountable! I would be lost without their help.
Thank you for everything you do.

vaughn B.

1/5

Very poorly ran if they don't like you they target and bully you it's not a tc it's a staff ran dictatorship stripping you dignity and self esteem. Military based boot camp in a basic sence. You cannot be you needing to confirm or be eliminated. They beat you down day after day untill you have no hope they want you to convert your life to lds life style. If you owe money for your birth cert. Id or medications they withhold property being dropped for client. Further more they threatened you with restriction status if Bill is not paid. Also they will not allow you to level up. Client services lady puts rules on place according to her religion inapropriate at all levels.not a good place to recover if you want to keep your sanity and soul. You're fine and program runs well if you are accepted into the lds standard colt. I guess fake it to you make it.

Nun Y.

1/5

If you truly are concerned with your loved ones rehabilitation you would go to Odyessy house and not think twice about wasting your money here. The house of hope staff are not honest and there only goal is getting funding for a job poorly done. They get state funding when almost all of there clients are referred to Odyessy house anyways due to there lack of success with there own program . so why waste your time and money you might as well just start at odyssey house they care about the success of there clients they aren't just doing it for the money. My daughter has been sober for 16 months now and has her children back with her I owe all my thanks to Odyessy house. Thank you for not giving up on her unlike house of hope.