Stories of Hope: When the vision for Hope House was first developed it just seemed like a nice thing to do for fathers and their children. We did not foresee how deep into families our programs could reach. Children and fathers have met for the first time, broken families have been reconciled, and old wounds have started healing. Click here to read some of our Stories of Hope.

What Health and Wellness Professionals Need to Know When Working with Children with Incarcerated Parents:Children with incarcerated parents are at high risk of manifesting a variety of behavioral and psychiatric disorders due to the trauma of separation from their parent and disruption of their environment. Click here to read the article.

What Educators and Schools Need to Know When Working with Children with Incarcerated Parents: Children with incarcerated parents are often invisible in their schools-- when their issues surface they are often masked by other symptoms such as school failure, absenteeism, social isolation, depression, anxiety or other acting-out behaviors. Click here to read the article.