Men's Home
WELCOMING AND MENTORING MEN BACK INTO SOCIETY
1020 W. Darlington Street Florence, SC 29501 | (843) 667-9000
House of Hope of the Pee Dee Life Recovery Program - Ingram Building
Our men’s home is a long-term transitional facility where men stay for up to a year getting their lives back on track. During their stay, they will be encouraged to make positive life changes through structured programs that focuses on spiritual growth, education, employment, life management, and recovery from substance abuse.
Where we focus
RELATIONSHIP
The most important relationship we have to offer is a relationship with Jesus Christ. Bible studies and church attendance are part of the program.
SHELTER AND FOOD
It’s critical to offer these basics, but the House of Hope tries to make our spaces better than basic! We strive to offer a home.
EDUCATION & TRAINING
The men who stay with us have access to all kinds of educational opportunities, from literacy to vocational to soft-skills training.
NEXT STEPS
When men graduate, it will be with a job, savings, a home of their own, and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
Services provided:
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Food
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Clothing
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Shelter
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Transportation
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Permanent Address
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Reliable Telephone Service
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Bathing Facilities
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Up-to-Date Community Resource Guide
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Counseling
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Bible Study
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Life Skills Classes
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Self-Care
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Anger Management
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Hair Cuts
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Laundry Room
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Nutrition
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Case Management
Upon Graduation...
Residents will live housed.
Residents will live out of poverty.
Residents will have a transportation plan.
Residents will have a savings plan.
Residents will have a support system.
Residents will have a source of income.
Residents will have the opportunity to know Jesus as their personal Savior.
Our Mission & Approach
In 1990, the Area Rescue Mission was formed using the old Bonaire Elementary School as shelter from the elements. In 2017 the men’s shelter in Effingham had become too dilapidated to continue to use, and the men were moved to the facility on Darlington Street.
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Hundreds of men have walked through our doors in that time. Each man’s story is different, yet they all had one thing in common: they needed guidance and the love of a savior
