New Vision House of Hope

New Vision House of Hope is a nonprofit addiction treatment center in Baltimore, Maryland providing outpatient substance use treatment alongside transitional housing and recovery support.

The organization offers standard outpatient and intensive outpatient programs for adults, with co-occurring disorder support.

Its mission focuses on stabilizing recovery while serving veterans and people living with HIV/AIDS, individuals reentering the community and those experiencing homelessness.

Flexible Outpatient Programs

Treatment begins with an outpatient assessment that helps determine whether standard outpatient or intensive outpatient care best fits each client's needs.

The program emphasizes flexibility for adults balancing recovery with work, housing and reentry goals.

Clients can expect counseling, mental health groups and random toxicology screening, along with curriculum covering early recovery skills, relapse prevention, stress management and drug education.

Therapeutic approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, the Matrix Model and trauma related counseling, with aftercare and resource referrals to support long term stability.

Quick Facts

• Location: Downtown Baltimore, Maryland serving city residents
• Levels of care: Standard outpatient and intensive outpatient, aftercare and transitional housing
• Who they treat: Adults and young adults, veterans, people living with HIV/AIDS and individuals reentering the community
• Approach: Evidence based and recovery focused, with co-occurring disorder support
• Payment options: Medicaid/HealthChoice, Medicare and private insurance, self pay and sliding scale
• Amenities: Gender specific transitional houses, women's shelter services and transportation assistance