About Seeds of Hope Indianapolis
Seeds of Hope Indianapolis is a women's drug and alcohol recovery program in Indianapolis, Indiana that offers transitional recovery housing for women overcoming addiction.
The program combines structured sober living with aftercare support to help women rebuild sober and independent lives.
Seeds of Hope focuses on providing a compassionate, accountable environment rooted in individualized recovery planning and 12 step principles.
Women's Recovery Housing Programs
The Seeds of Hope Recovery House serves women age 18 and older who have completed detox and can pass a drug screen, offering individualized recovery programming in a structured sober living setting.
For continued stability, the adjacent Father Glenn O'Connor Home provides single apartments for women needing an additional 18 to 24 months of housing support.
Residents participate in daily 12 step meetings, obtain a sponsor and work an individualized recovery program built around personal goals.
Support also includes relapse prevention, life skills development and GED completion when needed, job skills training and career counseling.
Quick Facts
- Location: West side of Indianapolis, Indiana with a bus line two blocks away
- Levels of care: Transitional residential recovery housing, sober living and aftercare support
- Who they treat: Women age 18 and older recovering from drug and alcohol addiction
- Approach: 12 step based, individualized recovery planning with employment and education goals
- Payment options: Self pay at $105 to $106 per week, including all meals and program fees
- Amenities: Updated home with private bedrooms, dining room and exercise room, computer lab and outdoor deck
- Continued care: Step down housing through the 22 unit Father Glenn O'Connor Home
