Medication Access & Support

Voices of Hope is not a clinical or in-house treatment facility. We step into the gap that is too often left after a person has achieved recovery. At Voices of Hope we help answer your “what now” questions like:

• “How do I stay in recovery?” (We’ve done it and can coach you!)

•  “How do I get a job?” (Check out our Employee Readiness program!)

• “Does anyone have my back?” (We do! You can even sign up for a  friendly weekly check-in call!) 

At Voices of Hope, we provide peer support to people in long-term recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction and to those who are seeking recovery. Family members and friends who need support belong here.

Our Recovery Community Center

The Voices of Hope Recovery Community Center is our home base and we hope you will make it yours! We are located at 450 Old Vine Street, Lexington, Kentucky 40507. When you step through our doors, you’ll find:

• A group of positive people who want to help and have the resources to. 

• One-on-one coaching services to help you along your recovery journey.

• The opportunity to sign up to receive a weekly phone call from someone who cares.

• All styles of recovery meetings, including SMART Recovery and All Recovery Meetings.

• Overdose response training.

• Employment and housing resources. 

• Social events such as yoga and holiday get togethers (see our calendar of events here!)

The VOH Community Center is not a residential facility.  

In addition to direct support, Voices of Hope also: 

• works to reduce the stigma around drug and alcohol addiction through our speakers bureau and community awareness events, such as the annual Overdose Awareness Day. 

• awards scholarships to put higher education within the reach of those in recovery and their families

Voices of Hope will not discriminate against anyone applying for or receiving assistance or services based on race, color, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, political beliefs, disability or veteran status or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity  or any other the classification protected by federal, state and local laws.