Hope House Targets

WOMEN IN GEORGIA

Need treatment?
Hope House is here to help. 

Admissions Process

Hope House provides comprehensive treatment for women with substance use disorders. Follow the steps below to apply.


Step 1: Apply for Treatment

Start your journey today by completing our application.

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Submit completed applications via:

  • Email (preferred): docs@hopehouseaugusta.org
  • Fax: 706-737-9830 (Attn: Intake)
  • Mail or In-Person: Contact us for mailing address.

Applications are processed within 2-3 business days (Monday–Thursday). Our Intake Team will contact you once your application is reviewed.


Step 2: Submit Required Documents

To complete your application, please provide:

  • TB Test Results – Completed within the last year
  • Syphilis Test (RPR) – Completed within the last year
  • Income Verification – Pay stub, SSI, SSDI, or WG-15 form
  • Photo ID – Must be current (not expired)
  • Social Security Card – Or proof of application for a replacement
  • Homeless Verification (if applicable) – Notarized letter from a shelter, agency, or family member

Photos of these documents are accepted. Please ensure all images are clear and email them to docs@hopehouseaugusta.org.


Step 3: Admissions Review

After submitting your application and documents, contact our Intake Team to check your status:

Phone: 706-829-4842 | Email: dwalden@hopehouseaugusta.org

Priority Admission Levels

  1. Pregnant, intravenous substance users
  2. Other pregnant substance users
  3. Other intravenous substance users
  4. All other substance users

Court-ordered applicants are not given priority unless they meet one of the above criteria.


Step 4: Waitlist & Next Steps

Hope House frequently operates at full capacity. If placed on the waitlist, you will receive:

  • Weekly check-ins from our Intake Team or a certified peer
  • Guidance on alternative treatment options if needed

If you do not hear from us within one week, please call to ensure we have your correct contact information.


Important Information

Medication Costs

All counseling, treatment, and transportation services are provided at no cost. However, participants are responsible for the cost of their own medications. Payment arrangements can be made if necessary.

Need Support While Waiting?

Call the CARES Warm Line at 1-844-326-5400 for non-emergency peer support (8:30 AM – 11:00 PM).

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call the Georgia Crisis and Access Line at 1-800-715-4225.


What to Bring (and What Not to Bring)

✅ Suggested Items to Bring

Hope House provides all basic needs for women and children, including hygiene products, food, and clothing if needed. You do not have to bring these items, but if you are able to, we encourage you to bring your own personal essentials.

To help make move-in day easier, each woman’s personal items should fit into a single 60-gallon plastic storage container. Each child will also receive their own storage container for their belongings.

  • Clothing & personal items (must fit into the designated storage container)
  • Basic groceries for your first week (must be unopened in original packaging)
  • Hygiene & personal care items (must be unopened in original packaging)
  • Prescription medications (must be in original packaging)

🚫 Prohibited Items

  • Vapes, energy drinks, diet supplements
  • Powdered drink mixes, caffeinated beverages
  • Razors, plug-in air fresheners, candles
  • Any alcohol-containing products (e.g., mouthwash, hand sanitizer)
  • Clothing with drug/alcohol-related messaging
  • Hot/cooked foods (i.e., takeout meals)
  • Baby walkers with wheels, toy guns (including Nerf guns)

All personal items must be brought on move-in day. Family members are not permitted to assist with move-ins.


Hope House is a certified THOR Intensive Recovery Residence.


Sample Packing List for New Participant and Children