Our Mission

Speranza House's mission is to provide a nurturing, sober, home-like environment for women struggling with addiction.

WHAT IS SPERANZA HOUSE?

a house of hope.

Speranza House is 501(c)(3) Public Charity and a recovery home located in Greensburg, Indiana. Speranza House is open to women who are 18 and older who are serious about their sobriety and recovery. The House offers a structured 6 to 12-month program, which includes individual and group counseling including, but not limited to the following areas: training on life skills, job readiness, financial literacy, parenting classes, healthy relationships, 12 Steps programming, nutritional planning, time management, money management, and stress management.

WHAT IS ADDICTION?

KNOW THE FACTS

Since 2017, more than 56,000 Hoosiers have been served by Opioid Treatment Programs and now 1.6 million Hoosiers have access to addiction treatment through Medicaid.
As of August 2020, Indiana has nine counties with active syringe service programs and 13 counties with harm reduction programs.
Because recovery from addiction is a lifelong journey, Indiana has committed $1.4 million to expand recovery housing for Hoosiers dealing with substance use disorder.
Currently, there are 130 certified recovery residences in the state and counting.

Addiction to drugs, also known as substance use disorder, is a disease that affects thousands of Hoosiers. Those who are struggling with substance use disorder are unable to control their use of illegal or legally prescribed drugs. For many, addiction begins quietly. It may start with the recreational use of a drug. In the case of opioids and other painkillers, it may begin when a doctor prescribes a medication. Whatever the reason, once addicted, this disease affects a person's brain, and they will continue to use the drug despite repercussions.

Addiction is a disease but with support and treatment, there is hope.