

Hoving Home - North Carolina
Hoving Home - North Carolina
Hoving Home - North Carolina
About Hoving Home - North Carolina
Helping women with life-controlling problems, Hoving Home in Rose Hill, North Carolina, is a crisis center and residential home serving women affected by drug and alcohol addiction, prostitution, and court involvement. The Rose Hill campus serves as a short-term residential stay of up to 30 days before women transfer to one of the organization’s long-term residential programs.
From Crisis to Growth
The residential program follows biblical principles and includes discipleship, emotional healing, life-skills development, mentoring, community living, and work programs. Residents also participate in career readiness activities that help women build a healthy work ethic and prepare them for employment.
Building a Path Forward
During their stay, women take part in classes, work, spiritual development, and mentoring while building practical and personal skills. The program addresses struggles such as anger, bitterness, and low self-esteem through support, warmth, trust, love, and a faith-based approach. Women who complete the crisis program continue their recovery at one of Hoving Home’s longer-term residential campuses.

Center Overview
