Valley Hope of Parker has provided substance use disorder treatment to adults in the south Denver metro area since 1989. Our lodge inspired residential facility is located at 22422 E. Main St. in Parker Colorado. Contact us at (303) 841-7857 today.
Valley Hope Locations: Colorado
Valley Hope offers both residential and outpatient addiction treatment services in Colorado. We also offer online therapy as part of our continuum of care to support you or your loved one on the path to recovery. For more information, you may reach out to us using the form below, call us toll free at 1-800-544-5101 or contact our locations in Denver or Parker. We’re always here to answer your questions and to help you find hope for a brighter future.
Valley Hope of Parker
Valley Hope of Denver
Located at 7108 S. Alton Way in Centennial Colorado, our outpatient facility offers a full continuum of care. Contact us now by calling (303) 694-3829 Get help. Find hope.
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4th Annual Golf Scramble
Sign up as a single golfer or bring a foursome. 8am shotgun start includes 18 holes of play, cart and lunch during awards ceremony! Play Golf and/or Sponsor a Hole and Support our Mission.
Colorado Alumni & Friends Group
VALLEY HOPE OF DENVER 7108 S. ALTON WAY, BLDG | Centennial, CO | 80112 | 303.694.3829 Alumni Group Meeting 2nd Friday of the Month Two Sessions // 8:30 am-9:30 am // 6 pm-7 pm Open discussion for alumni and current patients. Patient group is encouraged to ask alumni questions about recovery, meetings, sponsorship, etc. For
Parker Renewal Day
Join us for Renewal Day starting at 8:50 AM with Share Groups. At 9:40, we have the time-honored tradition of cup hangings. Following cup hangings, we have the introduction of alumni, followed by snacks and socialization. GET CONNECTED!! At 11:10, it is time to celebrate birthdays!! This includes Alumni returning to retrieve their cup as
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