Welcome to Hope House Serving Northeastern Colorado
January 2026
Look for the glimpses of hope. Know that you are cared for and people believe in you. Please believe in yourself and take steps towards a brighter future.
This month brings love to a lot of individuals, and if we can continue to always spread your kindness and love, to anyone and everyone, we can make a better place together.
February 2026
Loving someone who struggles with substance use can feel overwhelming and isolating. You may have questions, worries, or simply need someone to talk to. You are not alone—and support is here. Message us on our website to reach out, learn more, or connect with resources designed to support both you and your loved one.
March 2026
March is encouraging because it symbolizes renewal, growth, and the arrival of spring, bringing longer days, warming weather, and the first blooms. It is a time for hope, fresh beginnings, and overcoming the winter slump. Recognize progress rather than perfection as you "march forward" toward your goals.
April 2026
April is National Month of Hope, embracing the "fresh start" energy, and focusing on personal growth and self-care. It is a time for nurturing positivity, enjoying nature, and setting intentions for the months ahead. Use the "April showers" metaphor to embrace cleaning, organizing, and "washing away" old habits to prepare for new growth. Hope is something special that Hope House holds close as well as spreads everywhere we go!
May 2026
May is a month for growth, gratitude, and purposeful transitions, bridging the spring bloom with the promise of summer. It centers on nurturing mental health, community connection, and celebrating heritage. It is an ideal time for a "soft reset," engaging in outdoor activities, and practicing conscious self-care. This is also the time of the year that Hope House will be out in the community for outreach, beautification of the city, mowing, and clean ups.
June 2026
For the month of June, we are dedicating to our friend Jason Maier. Jason is a lifelong resident of Logan County known for his dedication as a construction business owner and city building official. Over the years, he has become a best friend to many citizens and he is always ready to lend a helping hand and support his community in countless ways.
Recently, Jason faced a life-changing challenge: he needs an organ transplant to save his life. This journey has brought unexpected medical bills and the need for an extended stay near the hospital, making recovery even more difficult. The financial strain is significant and Jason's friends and family are rallying together to help him through this critical time. Every contribution will go directly toward supporting Jason as he focuses on his healing. We invite you to join us in supporting Jason. There is a gofundme made and up on facebook if anyone would like to donate.