We aim to equip every girl in our residential programs with the essential life skills and spiritual fortitude needed to weather life’s storms.
The teenage years are tumultuous even for children who don’t already struggle with things like addiction and behavioral difficulties. It can often feel like you’re fighting an uphill battle to provide the right environment for your child, but you’re not in the struggle alone. Here at House of Hope Piedmont, we offer residential programs to teen girls in crisis who are struggling with issues like addiction, loss of self-worth and direction, and more. Our team is here to support your child and family through this journey, providing the tools and safe environment needed to heal.
Participants in our residential programs go through a total of six structured phases on their road to restoration. In addition to attending individual, family, and group counseling, participants will continue their academic development at Hope Academy, our on-site Christian school. Our residential programs focus on the whole person, providing for each girl’s emotional, physical, spiritual, and academic needs.
Seeking assistance and exploring ways to improve your life and relationships are key steps toward positive changes that last a lifetime. We aim to equip every girl who passes through our program with the essential life skills and spiritual fortitude needed to weather life’s storms, and our close-knit community is proud to provide the support troubled girls and their families need.
Our residential programs are open to young girls between the ages of 13 and 17 living in the Greensboro, North Carolina, area. To learn more about what our programs entail or to inquire about enrolling your daughter or a young lady in your custody in our residential programs, contact us today!