Our Impact
We believe in the power of connection, compassion, and community. By enabling the HopeLine Program, our dedicated team of Care Coordinators works tirelessly to ensure every individual receives the support they need to overcome substance use disorder and achieve lasting recovery. With each connection, we’re creating pathways to hope and transforming lives in Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clinton, and Montgomery Counties.
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By The Numbers...
CLIENTS
SERVED
12,608
To date, we have served 12,608 HopeLine clients in five counties: Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clinton, and Montgomery.
Clients receive free support, resources, and ongoing connection from our team, most of whom have lived experience with substance use disorder.
INTERACTIONS
71,391
The HopeLine team has had 71,391 client interactions throughout Southwest Ohio since 2015.
Our Coordinators build trust and establish relationships with their clients, which is the key to successfully referring clients to the front door of substance use disorder recovery care.
REFERRALS + CONNECTIONS
8,655
The HopeLine team has referred 5,509 unique clients to substance use treatment and care, and 3,146 unique individuals have been successfully connected to treatment and recovery services.
These referral and connection services provide resources such as provider treatment and care, clothing and furniture, and job placement opportunities.
Stories of Hope
Every person’s path to recovery is unique and marked by challenges, triumphs, and resilience. We are privileged to walk alongside our HopeLine clients as they reclaim their lives from substance use disorder. Our Stories of Hope showcase the courage of individuals who have turned struggle into strength and despair into determination. These personal accounts remind us that recovery is possible and that no one has to face this journey alone.
