House of Hope – Provo

House of Hope was built in 1946 as a substance abuse recovery and treatment facility for men only, however, over the years it has expanded to include treatment for female clients as well. Their treatment is focused on providing gender-specific services that restructure the lives of their clients in a safe and healing environment. They offer to counsel for physical abuse, domestic violence, depression, parenting skills, interpersonal relationship, and addiction. This facility hopes to achieve a lasting recovery through the improvement of the familial bonds of the client and by giving the clients proper transitioning skills that would conform to their sober lifestyle. The Provo center has been specifically designed by this organization to offer residential recovery services for substance abuse and dependency in women.