Patricia Hope House in Surrey, British Columbia is a long-term, residential recovery centre for women whose alcohol, drug, or other life-controlling behaviours have already begun affecting their daily functioning: relationships, housing stability, work, and emotional wellbeing. Women live on site and engage fully in recovery, with structure, community support, and accountability built into every day.
A Residential Setting When Life Patterns Have Become Disruptive
Women typically come here when trying to break old patterns on their own hasn’t worked and consequences are showing up in their real lives: at home, at work, in family roles, or through emotional strain. Patricia Hope House offers a faith-based, immersive environment where recovery is lived and practiced every day.
Recovery Through Community, Structure, and Personal Growth
Daily life at Patricia Hope House blends individual and group mentoring, pastoral counselling, spiritual discipleship, biblical teaching, life-skills training, employability development, and hands-on learning opportunities. Programs are phased so participants can progress at their own pace, building tools for steadier decision-making, self-understanding, and healthier patterns that extend beyond program walls.
A Setting Named With Purpose and Legacy
This centre is lovingly named in memory of Patricia Hope, honoring her life with a space dedicated to support women navigating addiction and related challenges. The physical environment includes living spaces, communal areas, counselling spaces, and recreational areas designed to support recovery as a lived experience, not just a series of appointments.
A Commitment to Change That Lasts
Patricia Hope House’s program is long-term and immersive, typically around 12 months, giving women enough time to confront entrenched patterns, practice new behaviours, and prepare for life after residency. The structure includes family involvement, community re-entry planning, and support systems that help sustain progress once formal residence ends.
For Women Ready to Live Recovery Fully
This centre is often used by women who know that substance use and its consequences have begun to interfere with what matters most in their lives and who need a sustained, structured environment where recovery is lived and practised every day within a supportive community.
