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  Hope for Tomorrow is committed to rebuilding broken lives through teaching clients operative skills that produce accountability, responsibility, and financial self-sufficiency. Read a few of the testimonies our clients have written.


 

To here an inspirational message from Juanita, our women's house manager, click HERE

More new testimonials coming soon. Please check back


To view streaming video testimonies click on name links below.

 

   
 

Bob N

Larry K

   
 

Listen to a great testimony from the 2007 banquet.

 

   
 

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Notes: These testimony's are provided with the permission

of the speakers and or writers

 
 

To view recent letters from alumni's families, please click HERE or HERE

 

 

Dear Jeff, I decided to write you this Thank You note as I approach my 18-month anniversary at Hope for Tomorrow. I still have two more days to go but I think I will make it, in fact I really do not think I will ever have to worry about “making it” ever again. more..

With the help of the people and services
that Hope for Tomorrow has to offer me, I now have a new sense of being. more..

Although I am a new member of Hope for Tomorrow and only been here two months, this is not my first time through treatment. more..

Setting short-term goals, taking healthy risks and continuing to practice love-in-service (because without charity I have nothing, I am nothing). more..

I thought my husband, Jim, was having a nervous breakdown. What he really had was a full blown relapse back into the dark, deceitful world of alcohol use. What I did know ... the desire to be sober seemed lost, forever! more..

 

I am amazed at the positive changes that have occurred in my life. more..

I came to Hope for Tomorrow on June 6, 2002. I now have 26 months of recovery. more..

I'm writing to let you know that Hope for Tomorrow has been a real blessing. Yes, I've come up from the depths of hell and Hope for Tomorrow has been a God send. more..

First I would like to say, I owe my life to Hope for Tomorrow. Last year I was living in a garbage dumpster (literally) - I mean who wanted to let a drunk into their little world but Hope for Tomorrow welcomed me. more..

I was basically homeless and out of work and with few places to turn to and even less people to turn to. more..

I took my last drink on July 3, 2003. Before that, I was a hapless, hopeless drunk with no will to live. more..

 
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Division of Alcohol & Substance Abuse (DASA)
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