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Homestead for Hope
Homestead for Hope
About Homestead for Hope
Surrounded by 160 acres of Saskatchewan prairie, Homestead for Hope provides residential recovery for women ages 18+ experiencing substance use disorders (SUD), depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-harm behaviors, trauma, and unexpected pregnancy. Women stay in a restored stone farmhouse during either a 7-day intensive or a 13-week residential program that includes food, lodging, and community living.
Faith-Based Recovery Through Community
Part of Choose Life Ministry, Homestead for Hope builds its residential program around Freedom Session, combining professional counseling, faith-based teaching, worship, Scripture, and life-skill development. Women take part alongside trained leaders and a supportive sisterhood while sharing meals prepared together and living in a residential community throughout their stay. Program materials are included in both residential options.
Center Overview
