Youth Don’t Have to Do This Alone.
Confidential, supportive spaces where young people can slow down, connect, and grow ~ at their own pace.
Weekly recovery support for youth 14-26 years old, navigating addiction or other self-destructive behaviors ~ grounded in connection, peer support, and a 12-step recovery foundation.
Youth Do Not Have to Do This Alone.
Confidential, supportive spaces where young people can slow down, connect, and grow ~ at their own pace.
Weekly recovery support for youth 14-26 years old navigating addiction or other self-destructive behaviors ~ grounded in connection, peer support, and a 12-step recovery foundation.
How Youth Move Through the Program
Youth typically begin with the Weekly Youth Program ~ a consistent, supportive space where young people navigating addiction or other self-destructive behaviors can connect, grow, and explore recovery alongside peers.
As relationships deepen and confidence grows, participants may also have opportunities to take part in Alternative Peer Group (APG) activities ~ sober social experiences designed to strengthen connection, build healthy friendships, and reinforce positive life direction beyond the weekly meeting.
Parents and caregivers are supported through their own dedicated programs, allowing the entire family to grow together.
While the Weekly Youth Program provides consistent weekly support, some participants may also engage in Alternative Peer Group (APG) activities ~ structured sober outings designed to strengthen connection beyond the meeting space.
How Youth Move Through the Program
Youth typically begin with the Weekly Youth Program ~ a consistent, supportive space where young people navigating addiction or other self-destructive behaviors can connect, grow, and explore recovery alongside peers.
As relationships deepen and confidence grows, participants may also have opportunities to take part in Alternative Peer Group (APG) activities ~ sober social experiences designed to strengthen connection, build healthy friendships, and reinforce positive life direction beyond the weekly meeting.
Parents and caregivers are supported through their own dedicated programs, allowing the entire family to grow together.
While the Weekly Youth Program provides consistent weekly support, some participants may also engage in Alternative Peer Group (APG) activities ~ structured sober outings designed to strengthen connection beyond the meeting space.
Who Our Youth Programs Support
Youth navigating addiction or other self-destructive behaviors such as cutting, destructive relationships, or harmful coping patterns.
Youth and young adults seeking peer connection
Young people rebuilding confidence and trust
Those navigating recovery or major life changes
Youth who want support without pressure or judgment
Who Our Youth Programs Support
Youth navigating addiction or other self-destructive behaviors such as cutting, destructive relationships, or harmful coping patterns.
Youth and young adults seeking peer connection
Young people rebuilding confidence and trust
Those navigating recovery or major life changes
Youth who want support without pressure or judgment
What Youth Experience Here
A Light of Hope offers peer-based, non-clinical spaces where youth can show up as they are. Participation is voluntary, guided, and rooted in respect, confidentiality, and personal responsibility.
There is no requirement to share. Listening is always enough.
Confidential and judgment~free
Facilitated by trained program leaders
Substance~free environments
Grounded in compassion, accountability, and respect
What Youth Experience Here
A Light of Hope offers peer-based, non-clinical spaces where youth can show up as they are. Participation is voluntary, guided, and rooted in respect, confidentiality, and personal responsibility.
There is no requirement to share. Listening is always enough.
Confidential and judgment~free
Facilitated by trained program leaders
Substance~free environments
Grounded in compassion, accountability, and respect
How It Begins
Getting started doesn’t require certainty ~ just a willingness to take one small step.
Some young people begin by having a conversation. Others attend a group, listen quietly, or take time to decide what feels right.
There is no expectation to commit or move faster than you’re ready.
How It Begins
Getting started doesn’t require certainty ~ just a willingness to take one small step.
Some young people begin by having a conversation. Others attend a group, listen quietly, or take time to decide what feels right.
There is no expectation to commit or move faster than you’re ready.
Confidentiality & Care
Confidentiality is a cornerstone of A Light of Hope.
Participants are expected to respect the privacy of others and refrain from sharing personal information outside the group without direct consent. This commitment helps create an environment where young people feel safe, protected, and respected.
Confidentiality & Care
Confidentiality is a cornerstone of A Light of Hope.
Participants are expected to respect the privacy of others and refrain from sharing personal information outside the group without direct consent. This commitment helps create an environment where young people feel safe, protected, and respected.
Explore What’s Right for You
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, A Light of Hope offers a place to begin.
You’re welcome to explore, ask questions, or simply learn more ~ without obligation.
All programs are offered at no cost to participants.
Explore What’s Right for You
Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, A Light of Hope offers a place to begin.
You’re welcome to explore, ask questions, or simply learn more ~ without obligation.