Family & Friends

You're welcome here!

Information and Support Line: 888-Hope4KY

Welcome! If you have a loved one experiencing substance use disorder, we are here for you. Every face you see at Voices of Hope is someone in recovery or someone whose life has been impacted by the substance use disorder. We are your people. Even before you walk through the doors of our center you are part of this community.

We believe hope that recovery is
possible is powerful. Whether you’re seeking recovery, working to
maintain it, or love someone who is — we offer support and resources. Friends
and family need hope, too. Call our Helpline at 1-888-Hope4KY for information.
Or contact our Recovery Community Center’s Main Line at 1-859-303-7671. 

The Voices of Hope Community Center at 644 North Broadway in Lexington is your place to find community and support. VOH services are free; here’s how we can help:

  • The Information and Support Line (859-687-9595) staff and volunteers provide information about area resources and  understand what you are going through.  We have been there.
  • You may want to start with this helpful information substance use disorder and how families can cope.
  • Help finding treatment for your loved one.
  • Recovery meetings – We support all styles of recovery meetings, including SMART Friends & Family. Here’s the schedule.
  • Social events such as yoga and holiday get togethers – see our calendar of events here!
  • Community – The Voices of Hope Community Center was created for you. Here you’ll find folks who have walked a similar path and are wanting to move forward together with you.

The VOH Community Center is not a residential facility.  

“Having a loved one caught in the web of addiction impacts every member of the family. We can find ourselves feeling isolated and overwhelmed, and at a loss for dealing with the tangle of emotions and issues that invariably are triggered during the struggles of this disease. The Family & Friends SMART Meeting can be immensely helpful in this journey, providing the comforting reassurance of shared experiences and exploring valuable interpersonal tools to help navigate these difficult waters and nurture self-preservation.” -SMART F&F attendee

“Attending the Friends and Family sessions has helped me to understand the nature of addiction and the need for long-term recovery programs.
These sessions also provide tools for families of those struggling for recovery to understand what they should and should not do to support their loved ones.” Jerry