Nason House Of Hope

Nason House Of Hope Nason House Of Hope is a non profit organization to help our at risk youth within our community!

At Nason House of Hope, we are committed to supporting youth through mental health challenges and substance use struggle...
04/10/2026

At Nason House of Hope, we are committed to supporting youth through mental health challenges and substance use struggles, and protecting them from abuse is a critical part of that mission.

Did you know?
• 1 in 7 children in the U.S. experience child abuse or neglect each year.
• Child abuse can have lifelong impacts on mental health, increasing the risk of depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders.
• Early intervention and supportive environments can drastically improve outcomes for children who have experienced trauma.

How you can help:
• Learn the signs of abuse: unexplained injuries, sudden behavioral changes, or withdrawal from friends and activities.
• Support youth-serving organizations like Nason House of Hope that provide safe spaces and mental health support.
• Speak up: If you suspect abuse, report it to your local child protection agency.

Together, we can break the cycle of abuse and give every child the chance to grow up safe, supported, and hopeful. 💙

📞 If you or someone you know needs help, contact your local child protective services or call the National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-422-4453.

Wear Teal and Stand for Survivors! Today is Teal Day, a day to show support for survivors of sexual assault and help rai...
04/07/2026

Wear Teal and Stand for Survivors!

Today is Teal Day, a day to show support for survivors of sexual assault and help raise awareness.

National Hotline:

RAINN (R**e, Abuse & In**st National Network): 1-800-656-HOPE (4673), www.rainn.org

Join us by wearing teal today and sharing your support! Every action matters. If you have any good resources to help, please share them in the comments!

Tomorrow is Day of Action for SAAM! This means wear your teal in support of victims of Sexual Assault. 🫶🏼
04/06/2026

Tomorrow is Day of Action for SAAM! This means wear your teal in support of victims of Sexual Assault. 🫶🏼

This Easter, we celebrate hope, renewal, and the promise of new beginnings. Just as spring brings new life, may this sea...
04/05/2026

This Easter, we celebrate hope, renewal, and the promise of new beginnings. Just as spring brings new life, may this season remind us that every day is a chance to start fresh, share love, and lift one another up.

At Nason House of Hope, we are honored to walk alongside our community, spreading encouragement, support, and hope to those who need it most. 🩵

Let this Easter fill your heart with joy, your mind with peace, and your life with countless blessings. 🌷✨

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) This month, we stand together to raise awareness about sexual violence an...
04/01/2026

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)
This month, we stand together to raise awareness about sexual violence and support survivors.

📊 Did you know:

1 in 3 women and 1 in 6 men experience sexual violence in their lifetime.

Awareness, prevention, and support are key to ending this cycle.

At Nason House of Hope, we are committed to education, advocacy, and providing safe resources for our community. Stay tuned this month as we share ways to get involved, support survivors, and spread hope.

Stay tuned for next Tuesday when we wear teal and also stay tuned this month for Denim Day! Wear Denim on April 29th to show support for victims.

It’s been a while since our last update, but trust us — we haven’t been sitting still!Yes, we’ve hit a few roadblocks al...
03/07/2026

It’s been a while since our last update, but trust us — we haven’t been sitting still!

Yes, we’ve hit a few roadblocks along the way, but nothing has stopped us from pushing forward. Behind the scenes we’ve been working hard, staying focused, and building something we’re incredibly excited about.

And now… we’re getting close. 👀

We have some HUGE and amazing news coming soon, and we can’t wait to finally share it with all of you when the time is right!

Stay tuned… it’s going to be worth the wait! 🥳🎉🤩

To all our believers and supporters thank you for all your help and all your support we wouldn't be where we are today without you all. To all those who have donated you are a true blessing and all your items will be going to help a local youth in need!

Today we’re wearing orange to stand in solidarity with teens and young people impacted by dating violence and to spark c...
02/10/2026

Today we’re wearing orange to stand in solidarity with teens and young people impacted by dating violence and to spark conversations about what healthy relationships should look like.

Teen dating violence can happen to anyone and includes emotional, physical, verbal, sexual, and digital abuse. Awareness and education are powerful tools especially when we talk about it, we help teens recognize red flags, set boundaries, and know they’re not alone.

At NHOH, we believe prevention starts with community, compassion, and education. By wearing orange today, we’re showing support, raising visibility, and reminding survivors that help and hope exist.

🧡 Join us — wear orange, share this post, and start a conversation. Share your photo in the comments!

🧡 Together, we can help build safer, healthier futures.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) 🧡Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month is a time to raise awaren...
02/04/2026

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM) 🧡

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month is a time to raise awareness about relationship abuse among young people, educate our communities, and support teens in building healthy, respectful connections.

What is teen dating violence?:
Teen dating violence includes physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, or digital abuse within a teenage relationship. It can show up as controlling behaviors, insults, monitoring through phones or social media, threats, or physical harm. It affects teens of all backgrounds. 

📊 Idaho Stats You Should Know:
• Nearly 16% of Idaho youth surveyed reported experiencing physical or sexual violence. Higher than national averages for some forms of dating and sexual violence. 
• In Idaho, female students report significantly higher rates of sexual dating violence than male students. 
• Some Idaho teens report being slapped, pushed, or hit by a partner at rates similar to broader national findings. 

These statistics reflect reported experiences and the real rates are likely higher, because many teens don’t feel safe reporting abuse. 

Why it matters:
Teen dating violence can have lasting effects — including impacts on mental health, school performance, self-esteem, and future relationships. Awareness and early education are key to prevention. 

🧡At NHOH, we believe in supporting young people and their loved ones with education, resources, and compassion. By talking openly about healthy versus unhealthy relationships, we help teens make safer choices and support peers who might be struggling.

📌 Signs of healthy relationships:
✔ Mutual respect and trust
✔ Open communication
✔ Personal boundaries are honored

📌 Signs of unhealthy behavior:
⚠ Excessive texting or checking up constantly
⚠ Threats, insults, or pressure
⚠ Isolation from friends or family

You are not alone. If you or someone you know is experiencing dating violence or if you’re just confused about what’s “normal” , help is available.

📞 National Teen Dating Violence Hotline:
Call/text 866-331-9474
Trained advocates can support you 24/7. 

Together, through awareness, education, and community support, we can help teens build healthy relationships and break cycles of abuse. 🧡

Febraury 10th, wear orange with us in support of TDVAM!

And last, but certainly not least, our final introduction.....Spotlight  #9CEO/Founder: Guy NasonGuy Nason was born and ...
01/30/2026

And last, but certainly not least, our final introduction.....

Spotlight #9

CEO/Founder: Guy Nason

Guy Nason was born and raised in Modesto, California, in 1986. His early life was marked by struggles with addiction that began in high school and continued into adulthood, leading to a cycle of incarceration, cross-country instability, and involvement in drug
trafficking. After moving to Montana to work in the oil fields, his addiction worsened—until one pivotal moment changed the course of his life forever.

On March 16, 2017, facing a 32-year prison sentence in Bannock County, Idaho, Guy was given a final opportunity through Wood Court, a specialty court program. With deep skepticism but nothing left to lose, he accepted the challenge. Through accountability,
structure, and support, Guy not only achieved sobriety but began to rebuild his life with intention and purpose. During this life-changing period, he met the love of his life, Alice Nason. When they learned they were expecting their first child, they
briefly relocated to Montana before settling in Pocatello, Idaho. There, Guy rejoined SME Steel, where he began working as a structural steel fabricator. With five years of hands-on fabrication experience, Guy proved his dedication and skill, earning a leadership position
on the shop floor for one year, where he managed the fabrication process and supervised teams of fabricators. His strong work ethic, determination, and leadership ability led to his promotion as Plant Manager, a role he has now held for five years. In this position, Guy oversees an average of 125 employees and manages complex, high-profile projects including Resorts World in Las Vegas, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, and Micron in Boise. SME Steel specializes in fabricating massive structural steel components for professional stadiums, casinos, office buildings, colleges, and microchip plants.

In his role as Plant Manager, Guy’s core responsibilities include:
- Planning and organizing multi-million-dollar projects
- Maintaining tight production schedules
- Enforcing company policies and ensuring OSHA compliance
- Making critical decisions under pressure
- Coordinating all shop activities and overseeing facility operations
- Evaluating, coaching, and supporting employees
- Enforcing productivity and quality goals
- Monitoring all project activities from start to finish to ensure budget compliance
- Maintaining facility standards and operational efficiency

Guy credits SME Steel with giving him the opportunity to rise above his past and prove—to himself and others—that he was capable of achieving great things through hard work and perseverance. Together with Alice, Guy has built a life rooted in family and service. They are proud parents to six children, four biological and two adopted nephews. Their daughter’s mental health struggles opened their eyes to a critical gap in local resources. Faced with the prospect of sending her out of state for care, Guy and Alice made a powerful decision: to stay by her side and create a better solution for families like theirs.

That night, Guy shared his vision for a comprehensive youth center. With Alice’s unwavering support, they brought that vision to life. Nason House of Hope is now a fully recognized nonprofit dedicated to high-risk youth. This all-in-one sanctuary offers CPS support, therapeutic services (including su***de prevention rooms), educational assistance, trade school training, and transitional housing. With a mission rooted in hope, healing, and second chances, the Nasons are committed to helping struggling youth overcome addiction and mental health challenges—just as Guy did—and build a future filled with opportunity.

This biography is accompanied by a comprehensive folder detailing the mission, services, and leadership behind Nason House of Hope, including the inspiring stories and qualifications of its Board of Directors. Together, they are working to create a safe, supportive haven for vulnerable youth and to transform lives throughout their community.

Spotlight  #8Facilities Director: Alice NasonAlice Nason is the heart and driving force behind Caring Hearts Assisted Li...
01/29/2026

Spotlight #8

Facilities Director: Alice Nason

Alice Nason is the heart and driving force behind Caring Hearts Assisted Living and the upcoming Nason House of Hope. For Alice, these are far more than facilities—they are homes built on a foundation of love, dignity, compassion, and connection. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to create spaces where people feel seen, valued, and genuinely cared for.

Alice’s journey in caregiving began over eight years ago, fueled by a deep-rooted belief that caring for others is her true calling. Born in California and raised in the close-knit communities of Idaho, she learned the importance of showing up for others, building strong relationships, and fostering a sense of belonging. These values have shaped every aspect of her personal life and leadership approach.

She is a proud mother to six children—four of her own and two nephews whom she was blessed to adopt and raise as her own. Her family is her greatest source of strength and inspiration, reminding her daily of the importance of compassion, resilience, and community.

In May 2020, Alice earned her Administrator License, officially stepping into a leadership role within the assisted living field. About a year and a half ago, she and her husband became the proud owners of Caring Hearts Assisted Living. Their vision extends beyond providing care—they have built a space where every resident is treated with respect, dignity, and love, and where staff operate as an extension of the family.

Alice leads with a servant’s heart and has assembled a dedicated team who share her passion for creating a nurturing, home-like environment. Together, they ensure that Caring Hearts lives up to its name every single day.

Driven by that same passion, Alice and her team are developing Nason House of Hope, a safe, supportive facility for struggling youth. More than just a shelter, Nason House of Hope will provide mentorship, resources, and the tools young people need to heal, grow, and create a brighter future. Alice believes every child deserves to feel valued, capable, and hopeful, and Nason House of Hope will be a place where those beliefs come to life.

Outside of her professional role, Alice enjoys life’s simple pleasures—camping, fishing, concerts, and scenic drives through the mountains with her husband of seven years and their children. These moments of peace and joy fuel her commitment to helping others experience the same sense of belonging and hope.

Whether serving the elderly, mentoring youth, or building community connections, Alice remains steadfast in her mission: to lead with heart, cultivate compassion, and create spaces where people can heal, grow, and thrive.

Spotlight  #7Vice President of the Board: Jerry PhillipsJerry Phillips is a talented tattoo artist, successful entrepren...
01/28/2026

Spotlight #7

Vice President of the Board: Jerry Phillips

Jerry Phillips is a talented tattoo artist, successful entrepreneur, and passionate mentor who has turned his pain into purpose. Born into poverty and raised amidst childhood abuse and trauma, Jerry’s early years were marked by hardship and instability. His struggles eventually led him into the prison system, where he hit rock bottom—a moment that became the turning point for his life.

Determined to break the cycle, Jerry chose a different path. Fifteen years ago, he opened his first tattoo shop, pouring his heart, creativity, and relentless work ethic into building a business that exceeded even his own expectations. His shop quickly gained recognition not only for its artistry but as a symbol of transformation and second chances.

Today, Jerry uses his experience to invest in the next generation. He volunteers with the juvenile justice system, mentoring at-risk youth and teaching them the art of tattooing as a pathway to self-expression and economic independence. His story serves as living proof that no matter how far someone has fallen, there is always a way forward.

In 2025, Jerry expanded his impact by opening his first non-profit women’s shelter, providing safe housing and support for women escaping domestic violence. His commitment to breaking cycles of abuse, addiction, and hopelessness led him to become part of Nason House of Hope, where his lived experience and tactical business expertise help create long-term success for youth seeking a way out of addiction and instability.

Jerry Phillips embodies resilience, leadership, and the belief that with the right support, anyone can re-write their story.

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