Collaborations
The South End Healthy Boston Coalition (SEHBC) is devoted to improving the health, safety, and quality of life for the South End Community at large. The Coalition’s primary aim is to identify the extent and impact of substance abuse as a public health problem within the South End neighborhood and to work with the community to reduce negative health outcomes associated with substance abuse through assessment, education, advocacy, and training.
South End Community Health Center operates onsite at Hope House a weekly clinic assisting residents with primary care services and management.
Back on My Feet is a nonprofit organization that promotes the self-sufficiency of homeless populations by engaging them in running as a means to build confidence, strength and self-esteem. BoMF and Hope House residents run every Mon/Wed/Fri and Saturday helping resident move towards self-sufficiency through educational and job training opportunities.
The Art Connection enriches and empowers under-served communities by expanding access to original works of art. Currently Hope House has received and displays 40 pieces of original art to help transform its new facility into a home. You will often see resident discussing the different works and their meaning, all works are selected by committee of residents, employees and management.
Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery (MOAR) promotes public awareness of alcoholism, drug dependency and substance abuse. MOAR partners with treatment providers such as Hope House to assure access and quality care for addicts and their families.
The Recovery Homes Collaborative (RHC) is a group of long- term Residential Treatment programs whose purpose is to provide an association for the joint mutual effort of individuals and groups served.
www.recoveryhomescollaborative.org
In addition to the above organizations, Hope House works closely with many of the areas agencies including, The Greater Boston Food Bank, New Market Business Association, Rosie’s Place, The Pine Street Inn, Project Place, and The Orchard Gardens Neighborhood Association.