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"Hope House has prepared me for the independence which I will ultimately face. In doing this
it taught me responsibility and gave me the necessary social skills to interact with all kinds
of people."
- Chris
"Hope House has helped me to care, and help others to grow."
- James
"The reason I like Hope House is because it is a stepping stone. It gives you the chance to do
something with your life."
- Dave
The truth is simply stated:
I am forever grateful for Hope House. It has become for me a home and my appreciation for it
has only grown since I first stepped foot inside its walls in December of 2006.
Hope House gave me the opportunity to pull myself out of the darkness. It not only saved me,
but it has shown me how to offer hope and support to others wrestling with their own struggles.
Fr. Frank and the Hope House Staff gave me the confidence to look inside and today I no
longer have to search in vain for the man I wish to be. I may fall short from time to time but I
have hope throughout it all that there is always tomorrow, and that home is never far away.
- Thom C.
It’s difficult to put into words what Hope House has given me. Gratitude is a popular word
that always rises to the surface, but how do you measure gratitude when you have been given
the chance to live again? I’ve been handed an opportunity to break free from the prison-like
walls of addiction and a new beginning to a life that was lost. It is more than a feeling of
gratefulness to have entered Hope House, and it is close to impossible to understand unless you
have lived a life similar to that of me and my brothers in the community.
- Matt B.
These are personal accounts of just a few young men who still call Hope House "Home".
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