About South Georgia House of Hope for Women

South Georgia House of Hope for Women located in Lake Park, GA provides sober housing for women.

Detailed description details:

Medicaid approved program.















Fees / Costs:















We ask for a minimum of $750 per month per resident. (It actually costs the House of Hope approximately $1500/mo to house each resident, but ladies do various fundraisers throughout the year to raise the other half of their tuition.) Since we are a Christian home, we receive no federal or state funding and rely solely on donations and sponsorship's. At this time, we are unable to accept medical insurance for the payment of the program.















We ask for a non-refundable $750 entrance fee upon admittance.















We do sometimes have partial scholarships available though individuals in our community. Do the best you can to raise support and trust God to do the rest.































Prospective ladies must complete the application entry form and include a minimum five-page life history letter. This letter should include a description of: any childhood; history of trauma/abuse; what led you into addiction; what life was like in addiction, and what made you want to get help. This letter should also contain any significant relationships that you have been involved in and what your relationship with God is like.. This can be submitted via mail, fax, or email to the House of Hope. Once your application is received, you will be contacted for a phone interview by the staff. The application process time can vary, depending on each applicant’s situation and can be expedited upon extreme circumstances.















Our program is a minimum of one year. When a lady is ready to graduate the program, the staff will give the student an exit plain to individualize and create a tailored aftercare program. These plans will vary depending on each lady's specific struggles needs, and circumstances. All students are highly encouraged to do either a Servant-Leader internship or transition into one of our re-entry homes located minutes from the House of Hope. Both programs provide a certain level of freedom as well as support and accountability during the early stages of recovery.