Substance use never affects just one person — it lands on parents, partners, kids, and the people holding everything together. Help for you. Help for your family. Hope for everyone. These services exist so families do not have to navigate it alone.
Monitored parenting time in a setting built for safety and consistency — evenings and weekends available, no referral required. Time with your kids matters; this keeps it possible.
Wrap-around care for families and loved ones. A free, confidential support group for adults who love someone struggling with alcohol or other substance use — every Thursday, no registration needed.
Parent-focused support for caregivers navigating family stress, substance use concerns, and the systems that come with them — from people who understand.
Alcohol and drug services at Hope Council are protected by federal and state confidentiality laws. What your family shares here stays here.
Built for safety
Family services are structured around the safety and wellbeing of everyone involved — especially children.
No judgment about how you got here
Court order, caseworker referral, or your own decision — families arrive at these services every way imaginable. The welcome is the same.
Connected to everything else
Family services connect to the rest of Hope Council’s support — peer support, assessments, recovery resources, and guidance for loved ones — so one door opens all of them.
Looking for something else?
I am worried about someone
Guidance for spouses, parents, friends, and caregivers — how to start the conversation, set boundaries, and take care of yourself too.
The Loved Ones Support Group is free, and parent peer support is no-cost. Supervised Visitation / Parenting Time has published enrollment and hourly fees, listed on its page — no surprises.
Do I need a referral?dooley2026-07-08T17:09:52-05:00
No referral is required for Supervised Visitation / Parenting Time, and the Loved Ones Support Group requires no registration at all. Court-ordered situations are welcome too — bring your paperwork and staff will sort out what applies.
Is what my family shares confidential?dooley2026-07-08T17:10:11-05:00
Yes. Alcohol and drug services provided by Hope Council are protected by federal and state confidentiality laws; staff cannot share client information without a signed Release of Information.
