Houses of Hope of Nebraska, Inc.

04/18/2026

04/16/2026

Recovery doesn’t stop after treatment.

Outpatient Services at Houses of Hope offer support, structure, and real next steps—meeting people where they are and helping them keep moving forward.

Whether it’s assessment, intensive outpatient, or ongoing care, this is where progress continues.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3KuHOhM

04/10/2026

This recognition means something.

Houses of Hope has earned additional CARF Accreditation—meeting high standards for quality, safety, and care across outpatient services.

Even more rare? The review included no recommendations, a distinction achieved in just 3% of surveys.

But this isn’t about a credential.

It’s about doing the work well—and helping people move forward.

Take a closer look: https://www.housesofhope.com/post/a-mark-of-quality

04/02/2026

When people hear “halfway house,” they may think rules.

Transitional Living at Houses of Hope is about something more—real support and a way forward.

123 men were served last year.

123 different starting points.

123 chances to rebuild.

Better days begin here.

Take a closer look at how transitional living helps people move forward: https://bit.ly/4sc7otf

03/27/2026

We had the pleasure of welcoming students from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Strive to Thrive Lincoln program to Houses of Hope!

Thank you for taking the time to learn about our mission and for giving your time to support our work. We’re grateful for your curiosity, compassion, and commitment to making a difference in the Lincoln community. ❤️

03/26/2026

One of the most powerful parts of recovery is watching change happen.

At Houses of Hope, staff like Jason see individuals rebuild relationships, reach goals they once thought were impossible, and begin to believe in themselves again.

Those moments — when someone realizes they’re capable of more — are what make this work so meaningful.

Read more about the impact happening every day:
bit.ly/3OnL9S1

03/17/2026

In recovery, the real pot of gold isn’t luck.

It’s stability. Confidence. Healthy relationships. A future that feels possible.

We’re grateful to walk alongside individuals building better lives every day.

Learn more about our work: https://www.housesofhope.com/

03/12/2026

Recovery is about more than treatment plans. It’s also about finding healthy ways to express emotions, build confidence, and reconnect with hope.

We’re excited to partner with the Lincoln Arts Council to bring twice-monthly art activities and creative expression opportunities to individuals in transitional living at Houses of Hope. These experiences can help reduce stress, encourage self-discovery, and support long-term recovery journeys.

Learn more about this meaningful collaboration:
https://artscene.org/carestart/

03/05/2026

Recovery doesn’t happen all at once. It happens step by step.

Transitional living at Houses of Hope gives people the stability and support they need while rebuilding their lives—finding work, restoring relationships and creating new routines.

Take a closer look at how transitional living helps people move forward. https://bit.ly/4sc7otf

03/03/2026

Reminder! Our alumni meetings are now on Tuesdays at 6:00 and we’re kicking it off with FREE pizza! 🍕 We can’t wait to see you tonight.

📣 Alumni Meeting Update!

We’re excited to share that starting the week of March 3, our alumni meetings will move to Tuesdays at 6:00 PM.

To celebrate our new night, we’ll have FREE PIZZA 🍕 at our first Tuesday gathering on March 3!

We hope this new time makes it easier for more of you to join us each week. We value our alumni community and can’t wait to reconnect.

Tag a fellow alum and make plans to join us!

02/25/2026

📣 Alumni Meeting Update!

We’re excited to share that starting the week of March 3, our alumni meetings will move to Tuesdays at 6:00 PM.

To celebrate our new night, we’ll have FREE PIZZA 🍕 at our first Tuesday gathering on March 3!

We hope this new time makes it easier for more of you to join us each week. We value our alumni community and can’t wait to reconnect.

Tag a fellow alum and make plans to join us!

02/24/2026

“Recovery means hope.”

For Jason, that’s not just a quote. It’s his story.

Now a Case Manager at Houses of Hope, Jason once walked through the program himself. Today, he’s helping others find stability, employment, and a real path forward.

Second chances don’t happen alone. They happen because a community shows up.

Read his full-circle story: https://bit.ly/3OnL9S1