Hope House News
Open House for Teen Moms Brings in Girls from Across Denver
Our recent Open House for teen moms was a blast, with new teen moms showing up from across the Denver area. With tours led by our current teen moms, the potential newcomers received a first-hand account of our self-sufficiency programs. We are so excited to see new...
Virtual Reality at Hope House
What a cool connection! Hope House has been accepted as a test site with the National Mental Health Innovation Center at UC Anschutz to provide Virtual Reality technology used to help reduce vicarious trauma and stress reduction. Our teen moms will have access to...
Bring Hope House to your next event!
Did you know you can request a Hope House staff member to speak at your next event? Whether it’s a conference, a staff training, a club meeting, a fundraiser, a church service or other special event, we might be able to help! Our speakers are experts in their fields –...
Meet Stephanie
Stephanie is no longer the vulnerable, frightened teen mom who applied to Hope House. Her background is not uncommon around Hope House. Stephanie grew up in generational poverty, became a mom as a teenager and then dropped out of school.
By the time her daughter was born, her boyfriend was gone. She was sleeping with her baby girl on a couch in a crowded mobile home.
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Hope House Blog Posts
Post-Partum Depression: It’s a Real Thing
“Congratulations! Here’s your beautiful little girl!” I reach out my arms and my cheeks widen to the tips of my ears like a little girl being handed a slice of cake. The nurse gently passes a wiggly bundle of blankets the size of a loaf of bread into the nook of my...
Confidence for the Future
My name is Brittany, and I became a mom at the age of 18 to my amazing daughter Brielle. Finding out I was going to be a teen mom meant motherhood with more challenges; after all, I am still learning and growing myself. I am a full-time college student working towards...
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Our Mission Statement:
Hope House Colorado empowers parenting teenage moms to strive for personal and economic self-sufficiency and to understand their significance in God’s sight, resulting in a healthy future for them, and for their children.
Our Vision Statement:
Hope House Colorado is committed to transforming the lives of teen mothers around the world.