House of Hope

11/24/2025

A family in our Salt Lake community needs your help! August has been missing for over a week, and is in desperate need of help!
Please keep an eye out and contact the police or his mother if you see him. August is not a danger to others, and is very vulnerable. Lets bring him home!

11/19/2025

Tis the season of giving, and now you have a chance to donate once and give twice!
We are incredibly grateful to be the recipient of Brain Food Book's donation drive, and to be able to support our community through food and book donations!
Through December 25th, for every 10 food items donated to The King's English Bookshop, in support of the Utah Food Bank, 1 book will be donated to House of Hope thanks to Brain Food Books!
And don't forget to look for your new favorite book while you're there!

11/17/2025

Every November, we encourage our clients and staff to share what they are most grateful for, even the smallest moments of gratitude can build to great moments of peace and joy.
Take a moment today to enjoy the moments that make you feel warm and fuzzy, and find gratitude in every moment you can!

11/13/2025

We are so grateful to be able to attend the Dell Community Partner Fair with the Utah Department of Corrections yesterday. This resource fair provides valuable resources to women in the prison system, and encourages healthy reentry into the Utah community.
It was so inspiring meeting the residents of Dell who are working on creating a better future for themselves and their families!

11/11/2025

To all those who have served, are currently serving, and those who have loved someone who served, today we celebrate their courage, honor their strength, and remember the sacrifices made.
Happy Veteran's Day from House of Hope.

11/07/2025

November 1953 - The Altrusa Club of Salt Lake City continues their support of House of Hope by providing funds for household items.

We are so grateful to be able to look back on our past and celebrate our community that has truly been a beacon of hope for women seeking recovery! What are your grateful for this week?

11/05/2025

It is truly so inspiring and warming to see our Utah community band together and take care of each other. If you or anyone you know is in need, many Utah restaurants have opened their doors and ovens to provide warm meals.
This list also serves as some fantastic restaurants to donate towards or support during this time, as every regular purchase can provide a free meal to those in need.

You can grab a bite if you’re struggling — or chip in if you can. Here's a list of what we've heard so far.

11/03/2025

In light of the continuing government shut down, many of the families House of Hope serves in our outpatient program will be experiencing food and finance shortage for the month of November.
Because of this, House of Hope will be accepting non-perishable food items until further notice to be shared with our outpatient clients.
If you're interested in donating, donations can be dropped off from 9 AM - 4PM, Monday through Friday. We are also accepting monetary donations at houseofhopeut.org/donate
Questions or concerns? Please reach out to Lucy MacKay at lmackay@houseofhopeut.org or 801-487-3276 ext 1217.

10/31/2025

From all of us here at House of Hope, we hope you all have a very happy Halloween!
Be sure to eat plenty of candy, party hard, and be extra safe!

10/29/2025

"When autumn darkness falls, what we will remember are the small acts of kindness: a cake, a hug, an invitation to talk, and every single rose. These are all expressions of a nation coming together and caring about its people." - Jens Stoltenberg
As we finish out October, celebrate these last few moments of warmth by sharing them with those you love. Who needs a spark of warmth, do you need some too?

10/27/2025

It's Hallo-week! One House of Hope's favorite traditions is our door decorating competition, where each of our staff get an opportunity to show their creativity and resourcefulness!
Which one is your favorite?

10/23/2025

Domestic violence is not always physical. Coercion, restriction, intimidation, and isolation can greatly effect and destroy one's sense of self and ability to seek safety.
Know the signs, know the support.
If you or someone you know needs support, help is always available