Vanessa D.
Vanessa D. Vanessa talks about her experience with House of Hope in San Pedro, California, as part of the 65th Anniversary Celebration of House of Hope's founding.
Curt Horst
Curt Horst Never Forgotten. Always Loved. Curt Horst's Memorial Donation Page In Memory of Curt Horst My Loving Brother, 35 years sober and my inspiration! You will be missed! With love from Marsha Koransky. Donate in Memory of Curt Horst
Karen Helene Kubiak-Lee
Karen Helene Kubiak-Lee Never Forgotten. Always Loved. Karen Helene Kubiak-Lee's Memorial Donation Page Karen Helene Kubiak-Lee “Our angel who was flying to close to the ground” ~ I know you are finally at peace Auntie 🕊 Donate in Memory of Karen Helene Kubiak-Lee
Glen Major
Glenn Major Never Forgotten. Always Loved. Glenn's Memorial Donation Page Glenn Major
Lynne Londre Waters
Lynne Londre Waters Never Forgotten. Always Loved. Lynne's Memorial Donation Page Lynne Londre Waters
Looking Back in Time
Looking Back in Time Download the 2020 Winter Happenings Newsletter, 65th Anniversary. CLICK HERE. Do you ever wonder who lived at House of Hope before it became the House of Hope? We are privileged to have a personal account from a member of the family that lived there
Resilience
Resilience Download the 2020 Winter Happenings Newsletter, 65th Anniversary. CLICK HERE. In discussing resilience, Margaret Thatcher said, “You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it.” The battle our world is fighting with this pandemic is one we never expected to fight. In spite
MiYawn | A Success Story
MiYawn A Success Story Download the 2020 Winter Happenings Newsletter, 65th Anniversary. CLICK HERE. MiYawn came to House of Hope with a 20-year history of drug and alcohol use. The daughter of a single mom, she’d had a fairly normal childhood and adolescence. Her drug use did
Luukia | A Success Story
Luukia A Success Story Download the 2020 Winter Happenings Newsletter, 65th Anniversary. CLICK HERE. House of Hope was first recommended to Luukia seventeen years ago. With a messy family life further complicated by her own self medication, Luukia entered HOH and lived there for four months, trying