
“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 ➞
“The Manor of Hope is a home. It’s a family of a group of talented young men finding their way back to healthy, sober living.”
LIFE AT THE MANOR
Recent News & Events
Learning the Art of Bonsai
The Manor of Hope guys dove deeper into the art of Bonsai recently when their instructor Randal Naftal returned for a class.
Memorial Day in Ocean City NJ 2022
The guys at the Manor of Hope kicked off the Memorial Day holiday weekend with some fun in the sun.
A Bonsai Demonstration at the Manor of Hope
The guys were excited to welcome Randall Naftal to the Manor of Hope for a Bonsai demonstration this past week.