Food Boxes
Each account may receive one food box per week. This limit applies to both individuals and families, regardless of household size. Stop at the front desk to request yours.
Programs & Services
Providing direct relief and long-term support to break cycles of crisis and addiction.
Direct Food Relief
Lou’s — Lunch on Us
Hope House serves lunch seven days a week from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM at our facility at 1916 E. Perkins Ave. Community members in need are welcome.
Our food program is supported through community partnerships and regular food pickups, including God's Food Bank, the Regional Food Bank, and Reasor's, helping us provide meals and food assistance to people in our community.
Join Us for Lunch
There’s a Seat at Our Table.
Join us for a hot lunch, friendly faces, and community. We’d love to welcome you.
Every day· 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
1916 E. Perkins Ave., Guthrie, OK
Everyday Support
Walk-In Services
Support for everyday needs, with a welcoming team ready to help. Walk-in services are available seven days a week until 5:00 PM.
Your First Visit
Stop at the front desk to complete an application and receive your barcode key tag. Bring your key tag with you for future visits.
Laundry
Each account may do two loads of laundry per week. This limit also applies to family accounts, regardless of household size. Please start by 3:00 PM and finish washing and drying by 5:00 PM.
Hygiene Essentials
Personal care items to help with everyday needs. Stop at the front desk to ask about available toiletries and hygiene supplies.
Showers
One shower per person, per visit, with a 15-minute time limit. Towels and washcloths are provided; please return them afterward.
Baby Items
Support for your little ones, including formula, diapers, baby clothing, toys, and other essentials. Items depend on current supplies—ask at the front desk about what’s available.
Clothing
Visit once every two weeks to select up to three outfits and one pair of shoes. Please keep your shopping visit to 15 minutes.
A Place to Begin Again
Emergency & Transitional Shelter Programs
From a short-term place to stay to a longer journey toward stability, our programs offer shelter, support, and opportunities to move forward.
OVN · Up to Two Nights
Overnight Program
A short-term place to stay for someone who needs immediate shelter, subject to availability.
What to Expect
- Stays of up to two nights.
- Guests complete an OVN intake packet.
- Needs are reviewed during the stay. Moving into another Hope House program may be considered but is not guaranteed.
TEMP · 90-Day Program
Emergency Shelter Program
Shelter, meals, and supportive services while participants work toward greater stability and their next steps.
What to Expect
- A 90-day program focused on immediate needs and stability.
- Help connecting with employment, benefits, healthcare, and community resources.
- Required classes and roll calls when work permits, along with assigned volunteer duties.
LTP · 12–18 Months
Life Transformation Program
“Streets to Stability” is a residential recovery program supporting lasting change, personal growth, and independence.
What to Expect
- A 12–18-month program with a structured 30-day orientation.
- Individual goals, peer support, accountability, and coordination of supportive services.
- Participation in required classes, roll calls, and assigned volunteer duties, with applicable work exceptions.
- Preparation for long-term stability and independence.
Interested in a Bed?
Your Next Step Starts Here.
Call, complete our website inquiry form, or visit the front desk to ask about availability. Our intake team can discuss your needs and help you understand the next steps.
Ask About a Bed →Connection & Encouragement
Recovery & Peer Support
Moving forward takes support. Our meetings and groups provide opportunities to connect, share experiences, and build skills for recovery and everyday life.
Recovery & Fellowship
Narcotics Anonymous
Hope House hosts Blessed in Recovery, a Narcotics Anonymous group offering connection, shared experience, and support in recovery.
Wellness & Personal Growth
Support Groups & Life Skills
Hope House participants build connections and practical skills through support groups, wellness activities, and learning opportunities.
Program Activities
- DBSA Support & Wellness Groups:Peer connection and conversations about emotional wellness and everyday coping skills.
- I Matter Journaling:Guided journaling that encourages self-reflection, personal growth, and recognizing your own worth.
- Tech Quest:Practical technology lessons that build confidence using computers and digital tools.
- Serving Health, Serving Hope:Learning opportunities focused on healthy habits and everyday wellness.
- Peace at Home, Peace in Community:Conversations about respectful communication, managing conflict, and building healthier relationships.
- Hope House Guthrie Smiles:A class exploring dental hygiene and addiction recovery, helping clients build healthy habits that support a successful sober life. Clients who cannot afford needed dental care can also apply for assistance with dentures, dental surgery, and other dental needs.