The Hope Movement is more than transitional housing
Women accepted to The Hope Movement stay at the residence while they develop essential life skills, receive counseling and mentorship, establish and pursue personal goals, and discover the freedom of a life following Jesus.
100+ women have graduated from The Hope Movement since September 2024
Our Program
The Hope Movement was the first transitional housing program for women in recovery in Garland County, AR. Since our start in 2012, the capacity of our residency has grown to house up to 12 women.
Community Building
Volunteers, Christian mentors, and community experts help us support women with wisdom and intentionality
Life Skills Training
Our emphasis on life-skills training empowers program graduates to live fulfilling lives of independence
Sharing the Journey
Planting seeds for hope in our community, we encourage our participants to volunteer their time and gifts
Scaffolded Independence
Meals and transportation are provided for the duration of a woman’s time in the program, so she can focus on her growth and healing
Friendship
Life with women who are learning and healing in recovery together creates an environment for compassion and friendship
Intimate Relationship with God
All of our efforts culminate to encourage each woman to form her own spiritual relationship with Jesus