Life at the Manor

Andrew Deery from Majolica Restaurant in Phoenixville talks about being involved in the "Building Futures Program"

Parker, a resident at The Manor of Hope talks about active addiction and his plans for the future since his recovery from addiction.

Steve, a resident at The Manor of Hope talks about his life of addiction in and out of rehabs 47 times before coming to The Manor of Hope and beating the odds.

Max talks about what it feels like to be addicted and how he has begun to appreciate his life and look forward to his future after having taken part in the addiction rehab support program at The Manor of Hope.

At the Manor of Hope, we treat our residents with respect. It's not structured like other treatment centers - it is setup as a family environment.

After multiple rehab facilities and and treatment centers, Anthony did not give up hope. He discusses how his son is beating his active addiction through long term recovery offered by the Manor of Hope.

After looking through multiple addiction treatment options for his son, Brad decided to send him to the Manor of Hope for long term recovery. He discusses how this decision has helped his son fight his active addiction.

Listen as Steve Killelea, The Manor of Hope's founder explains about how The Manor provides extensive vocational training and finds residents long term jobs that they are excited about.

The Manor of Hope is very different than anything else out there in the United States right now because it is based upon a therapeutic community concept. The Manor of Hope is a long-term program. Guys stay with us a minimum of a year and sometimes longer.