The VOH Recovery Community Center (450 Old Vine Street, Lexington, Ky.) is our home base and we hope you will make it yours! What you’ll find when you step through our doors: 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.
"As I look out this window on North Broadway, I watch folks walking by and I recall the many times I walked by staring straight into this window unable to lift my head. I was so hopeless. I didn't feel human enough to wanna look another human being in the eyes. A month ago I heard that I could wash my laundry in this place with no strings attached - I just needed to sign up for recovery coaching. I thought to myself that was a small price to pay to do laundry. I stumbled in feeling defeated and beneath everyone. I had accepted that I'd die out here and fade from everyone's memory. Now, I'm staring out this window waiting for a ride back to treatment. I feel complete opposite of how I felt when I first came here. Thanks to Voices of Hope I know I am worthy of recovery and can live a meaningful life. I've received encouragement and have been able to talk to others that know exactly how I feel and what I've been through. I could write a small book on how this place has breathed new life in me. But I'll sum it up that I was as good dead without hope, and Voices of Hope has restored my hope! It's sparked new life into me and now I am plugged into a recovery community. I am no longer hopeless, no longer feeling inferior, and no longer alone."

Your Recovery Community Center delivers peer-to-peer recovery support services using its volunteer force as the deliverers of these services.

Your Recovery Community Center is a welcoming place to work on your recovery.

What services do we offer?

Social Capital is Important

A critical recovery nutrient for any community is a safe and supportive recovery environment that offers a variety of recovery supports. A Recovery Community Center (RCC) is a place free from stigma that offers peer recovery support to the entire Recovery Community, regardless of pathway.