About Vision of Hope

Vision of Hope recognizes the worth and sanctity of human life by ministering to young women, children, and families in a Christ - centered environment.  We offer a faith-based residential treatment program for girls age 14 - 28 struggling with unplanned pregnancy, alcohol or drug abuse, eating disorders, or self-harm.

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From the blog

  • Reflections on my Last Weeks at VOH

    In the spring of 2006, I heard from a colleague in the social service world that Faith Church was considering opening a women’s residential treatment center.  This was of particular interest because Faith was my own church, at which I’d been a … Continue reading → Related… Read More
  • Weekly Race for Hope Update for VOH!

    Thank you, Race for Hope Runners and Walkers for all of your hard work so far raising money for Vision of Hope.  We are within ONE MONTH of the big event, so it is  time for all of us to start … Continue reading → Related… Read More
  • The Newness of Spring

    Spring is a time of sunshine and flowers. As we see the green grass and observe the birds sitting on their nests, we are prompted to reflect on the new life that we have in Christ! Many of us are … Continue reading → Read More
  • It’s Almost Here!

    Next month is the Race for Hope! Our staff, residents, and interns have been working diligently to get the word out about this fundraising opportunity. Our ladies have been hanging up advertisements and other information about the race at local … Continue reading → Related… Read More
  • Be Anxious For Nothing

    We all go through times when we are so overwhelmed that we don’t even know how to think or what to do. Things come up, decisions have to be made, and you begin to feel anxious and worried. Or maybe you tend … Continue reading → Read More
  • Saying Goodbye

    We are all having to put “suffering with hope” into practice this week as we mourn the loss of our beloved former counselor and 2nd Shift Supervisor, Debbie Costa. Debbie served with us faithfully for over 4 years before having … Continue reading → Related… Read More