Hope. For life.
At Valley Hope, those struggling with addiction find compassion, self-respect and the help they need to return to a life filled with promise.
Valley Hope is with you every step.
Recovery from addiction is a long, difficult journey, but you're not alone. Valley Hope will stay with you all the way.
Addiction is a valley. We give you hope.
Addiction hurts families, ruins careers and destroys lives. But even in your darkest hours, there is always hope for a brighter tomorrow.
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Stories of Hope

Out of the Dark

I came to Valley Hope when I just couldn’t function anymore. I’d hit bottom. I was depressed, discouraged and confused. The counselors understood how I was feeling. It gave me hope. I had a choice: work the program or go back to my old life. It was up to me.

A Day at a Time

I was sick in every way possible. Physically, mentally, spiritually, financially and emotionally. I’d run out of options and could feel the walls closing in on me so I called my husband and mother to ask for help. My mom was familiar with Valley Hope so I went there.

Valley Hope News

President Trump Declares Opioid Crisis National Public Health Emergency

NORTON, Kan.—Valley Hope Association President and CEO Pat George released the following statement today in response to President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national public health emergency in response to the growing opioid crisis in the United States: “I applaud President Trump for taking this needed step to help address a critical problem in […]

Your Road to Recovery: The Starting Line

Recovery is not only possible, but achievable. More than 25 million Americans with a previous substance use disorder (SUD) are in remission and living healthy, productive lives. Valley Hope introduces a new blog series, Your Road to Recovery, dedicated to paving the way for you, your loved ones, patients and employees in their recovery journey. […]

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