Many of our clients are at the poverty level, others come from middle or upper class families. We have served clients as young as 12, and others have been in their fifties. Some have wonderfully supportive families, others have no families.
Addiction is truly an equal opportunity disease.
Among our graduates, New Hope counts medical doctors, lawyers, judges, para-legals, psychologists, social workers, successful business women, and, perhaps the hardest job of all, successful mothers and wives. Below are just a few of the stories of the well over 1000 young women who have come to New Hope Manor. Some Success Stories Laura was into big time crime-part of a syndicate that dealt in adolescent prostitution. Eventually she was trapped into drugs, arrested and imprisoned. She was about to be sentenced to at least seven years when a representative of New Hope offered the judge an alternative that would save taxpayers the expense of her incarceration.