Lulu & Laura House of Hope
Our Mission
The Lulu & Laura House of Hope provides safe, stable, and supportive short-term housing for adults transitioning out of incarceration, recovery, or housing instability. This privately funded, unlicensed program is built on second chances, structure, and community connection.
Who We Serve
- Non-violent, justice-involved individuals reentering the community
- Adults experiencing temporary homelessness or displacement
- Individuals transitioning from recovery or treatment programs
What We Offer
Program Overview
While we are not a licensed facility, the House of Hope provides:
- Shared, drug-free, structured living in a respectful environment
- Basic house rules, curfew, and community accountability
- Peer support and informal mentorship
- Referrals to job search resources, transportation assistance, and community-based programs
Program Overview
Program Overview
- Length of Stay: Typically 30–120 days (extensions based on need)
- Capacity: Small group living (under 8 residents)
- Support Model: Peer-led with house coordination
- Program Fees: Modest contribution to support shared living costs