Hope Place Women's Recovery Program - Seattle's Union Gospel Mission in Seattle, Washington, United States

Hope Place in Seattle, Washington, operates Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission’s Women’s Recovery Program for women struggling with addiction, abuse, and related life challenges in Seattle and the surrounding King County area. The program provides a structured, faith based recovery environment in which each woman works with a case manager to develop a personalized recovery plan based on her individual circumstances and goals. Addiction recovery services include one on one counseling, mentoring, chemical dependency support, educational classes, Bible studies, and stable daily routines designed to encourage consistency, responsibility, and personal growth. Women also receive education in parenting, healthy boundaries, and money management, while those who have not completed high school are encouraged and supported in finishing their education or earning a GED. The program addresses addiction within the broader circumstances affecting women’s lives, including experiences of abuse, family responsibilities, education, and the practical skills needed for greater independence. As participants graduate, Hope Place provides transition support and connections with additional community organizations to help women continue building stability and maintaining recovery after leaving the program. Graduates may also choose an internship intended to prepare them for full time ministry. The provided information establishes a women specific addiction recovery program with individualized planning, counseling, chemical dependency support, parenting education, life skills, faith based programming, and continuing community support, but it does not specifically identify medical detoxification, medication assisted treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, or the particular substances treated.