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At its opening in May, 2007, House of Hope provided longer-term care in our homeless
mens shelter at 722 Warren Avenue. With the opening of 724 Warren Avenue in November 2008 short-term care began. Many of our former residents now live independently.
House of Hope also provides food, clothing, and limited services to women and families.
WE PROVIDE: Shelter - Meals - Showers - Clothing - Guidance - Medication Monitoring- and Help with Job Placement.
House of Hope cooperates with area churches, state and local government, community-based organizations, local businesses and concerned individuals in order to serve the needs of homeless men in Front Royal and Warren County.
HOUSE OF HOPE: IN THE NEWS
mens shelter at 722 Warren Avenue. With the opening of 724 Warren Avenue in November 2008 short-term care began. Many of our former residents now live independently.
House of Hope also provides food, clothing, and limited services to women and families.
WE PROVIDE: Shelter - Meals - Showers - Clothing - Guidance - Medication Monitoring- and Help with Job Placement.
House of Hope cooperates with area churches, state and local government, community-based organizations, local businesses and concerned individuals in order to serve the needs of homeless men in Front Royal and Warren County.
HOUSE OF HOPE: IN THE NEWS
"I was about as far down as I could get while still having breath in my body. House of Hope has financially, morally, spiritually given me back my faith in humanity."
R. C., Former Marine, employed by a trucking company.
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
Residents share their stories of homelessness, and the ways that House of Hope helps in their recovery. CLICK HERE
