“That was like a lot of the money towards our bills and stuff, that was gone. We [Gabe and his wife at the time] started using together, and it was just the craziest thing because I knew where it was gonna lead. Like, I knew what was gonna happen.”

If we want stronger, safer, and more compassionate communities, we need to challenge these perceptions.

It is in our hope and confidence that the road ahead is for our benefit and for the glory of His Kingdom.

My upbringing lacked guidance in love. I was kept away from other kids due to my mom's protective nature.”

Doing “the next best right thing” has been a statement in my recovery that I have repeated and used often.

Josh's story is one of perseverance and transformation. It serves as a powerful reminder that even in the face of daunting odds, recovery is possible.

I'm led to wonder why God decided to give us a choice by also giving us free will. 

Picture this: Your heart races, palms sweat, and suddenly you're not just in the present moment—you're thrust back into a memory you'd...

Jackson has found success in sobriety, career, and mental health.

I think we can all agree that community is essential to the function of our lives.

A while back, Jobs of Hope interviewed candidates for the Intake Coordinator position we had available. At the end of our first...

This month, we caught up with our client, Roque Aparicio.  Roque is a shining star in the Jobs of Hope program.  Roque is an example of a...

One of my favorite passages in the Bible is Romans 12:12, " Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your...

As the Holiday season progresses, Jobs of Hope would like to remind you of the true meaning of Christmas. 

The alcoholic, the compulsive thief, the obsessive gym guy or gal, or anyone who is truly addicted are real people.

Today, Billy serves as the Rick Hartman House of Hope Operations manager. Through this role, Billy helps to maintain our transitional house.

...let’s reflect on the seasons of change in our lives.

Our work is not easy, but we are able to do it thanks to the hard work of our amazing staff.

When God builds a person up, they still face adversity but can appreciate and be humbled and grateful for their experience.

We're immensely grateful to Ashley for her hard work and dedication, and proud to have played a part in her brother's journey to employment.