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Your generosity helps provide the biblical foundation, recovery support, life skills, and daily necessities that allow men to grow in faith, responsibility, and purpose.
Whether you make a one-time gift or become a monthly giving partner, you are helping make lasting restoration possible.
Join us in forging men in Christ to overcome addiction and live with courage and purpose.
Rebuilding Lives. Restoring Futures.
Offering faith-based recovery and a second chance at life, family, and future.
Our Transformative Approach
We are called to serve men seeking freedom from addiction, incarceration, and homelessness by providing a Christ-centered path toward lasting transformation. Through Recovery, Restoration, and Reintegration, we help men strengthen their faith, rebuild stability, develop life and work skills, restore healthy relationships, and prepare to live with courage and purpose.
Recovery
Addiction, relapse prevention, and counseling
Restoration
Faith, education, job training, life skills.
Reintegration
Community, housing, fellowship, stable living.
The House of Hope Forge Program is a Christ-centered residential recovery program for men seeking lasting freedom from addiction and a renewed sense of purpose.
The name Forge reflects the heart of the program. Just as iron is strengthened through heat, pressure, and intentional shaping, men are challenged to grow through faith, accountability, discipline, and brotherhood. In community with other men, they are encouraged to become stronger in Christ and better equipped to live with courage, responsibility, and purpose.
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Why Our Mission Matters
7,000+
Fatal Overdoses in FL Last Year
2:1
Men to Women admitted to alcohol treatment in FL
63%
Men Incarcerated with SUD
(substance abuse disorder)
Source: FDLE, NIDA, SAMHSA
"I'm thrilled to see God moving in this ministry. With two new buildings on our 5 acre campus, we have more room to welcome men, build community, and walk the 12 steps together with Christ at the center. I'm honored and excited to serve men who are ready to get clean and sober."
Oliver P. Roberts, B.S.W.
Executive Director
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Residents who complete sober living programs nearly double their chance of avoiding relapse.
The crisis extends beyond individuals. Substance abuse costs the U.S. economy over $600 billion annually. Investing in House of Hope is an investment in our community’s fiscal and physical health.
House of Hope "brought me closer to Jesus Christ. I learned he walks with me every day with all my struggles." Additionally, he states, "that it is possible to live a life without mind altering substances."
- Kenneth S., Current Program Participant
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