“My son John struggled with heroin addiction for over 10 years.”
Together, we’ve made it our mission to help others find long-lasting recovery from addiction. If you have any questions at all, please call me directly. “
– Steve Killelea, Founder of the Manor of Hope
*Your call is private & confidential.
Manor of Hope is a Long Term Drug & Alcohol Addiction Support Program for Young Men
We help young men from all over the United States battling the disease of addiction. Our world-class therapeutic community features highly structured programming designed to build the resilience and habits needed to achieve long-term sobriety.
Our program is different from other addiction treatment programs and short stay rehabs.
- 24-7 supervision and access to expert staff on-site
- High staff to resident ratio in comparison to other programs
- Long-term intensive treatment program in a highly structured family environment
- All meals included and prepared by an executive chef
- Regular recreational events and exciting excursions throughout the region
- On-site complete Wellness Center in addition to membership at a local gym
- Job skills training, future career, and job opportunities. Job placement with vetted, “Building Futures Program” partners
- Ongoing life skills, financial training, and transition services
- Legal advocacy
- Postgraduate residential housing available
Read more about what our program offers and how it’s different ➞
“Unlike rehab centers, the Manor is a home. It’s a family of a group of talented young men finding their way back to healthy, sober living.”
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A 2020 Thanksgiving to Remember!
We pause today to give thanks for the many blessings we are afforded.
We are just really happy to have our son back!
Elliot's mom discusses why the Manor of Hope program worked so well for her son. The care and support that he's gotten have really exceeded what we thought when he started.