
	“The reason I am doing this is because there is a huge need out there and from what I’ve seen, the giftings I’ve got, and the doors that the Lord has opened for me, this is the perfect opportunity to blend ministry with business. And it’s going to impact individual’s lives; it’s going to impact families, marriages, and the community in whole.” – Mark Halley, Consultant

About New Hope

At New Hope we believe people can change. Do you?

Why We Exist

New Hope exists to fill a need. The harsh reality is this: if people do not have a strong support system, a stable home, steady employment, and behavioral education, their chances of overcoming addicting behaviors are slim. That’s where we come in. Our goal is to re-establish people and give them the tools they need to be spiritually, mentally, emotionally, financially and socially productive members of our community.

Who We Are

Business people. Professionals. Ex-addicts. Ministers. Family members. Community members from all walks of life working together to make a difference for our neighbors, our community and, ultimately, our nation.

What We Do

You might say we’re in the business of second chances. We provide court-ordered parole or probation and staffed safe and sober housing with a Christian perspective to give people a second chance to succeed.

Where We Began

New Hope began as a result of two years of Bible study through Vineyard Boise , called “Band of Brothers,” in Ada County Jail. It quickly grew into a practical demonstration of God’s love for those of our community who have been discarded and forgotten, showing them honor and love, and treating them with dignity.