House of Hope Salt Lake City

House of Hope (formerly Utah Alcoholism Foundation) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization providing substance abuse treatment, education, and prevention services throughout Utah since the 1950s. Contributions and donations are tax-deductible.

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House of Hope Salt Lake City

Program Overview: Located in the heart of Salt Lake City, House of Hope's Women & Children's program provides safe and confidential residential, day treatment and outpatient services for women, pregnant women, women who are trying to reunite with their child(ren) and mothers with drug and alcohol dependence and other co-occurring issues.

Program Services: Women - Services offered include group, individual and family counseling; substance abuse education; parenting skills classes; parent-child assessments; relapse prevention; anger & stress management; case management; family involvement; social/healthy living activities; drug & alcohol testing; referrals to AA, NA and CA groups. Aftercare and recovery support services are also available.

Program Services: Children - click here for information on the Hope Center for Children.

Admission Criteria:

Age 18 and over
Alcohol or drug addiction with or without other co-occurring issues

Expected Length of Stay: Individualized based upon need.

Admissions Information

Contact:   Kristine Moore, Admissions Coordinator
               801-487-3276 ext. 1201
               Email