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Christian identity

At De Hoop Foundation, ideology and identity are very important concepts - in the private as well as the social area. In a time of professional care, we certainly cannot do without. After all, ideology and identity determine what you do and how you do it.

De Hoop is a Christian organization. Its employees work from their faith. The care that is offered by De Hoop is also based on biblical principles. We believe that people are valuable in God's eyes and that they are not meant to be addicted. De Hoop believes that there is healing and restoration for everyone. De Hoop does not believe in hopeless cases.

You do not have to be or to become Christian in order to be admitted at De Hoop. Part of the treatment program does entail an orientation on the core principles of the Christian faith. Specifically Christian elements of the program, such as bible study or church going, are optional. Only clients following part-time treatment and ambulatory treatment are required to follow the Christian elements of the program. All clients are expected to respect the Christian standards and values that are upheld at De Hoop Foundation.

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De Hoop's psychosocial care offer
How to apply for treatment at De Hoop
If you wish to receive treatment or counseling at De Hoop, you need to call the central intake office, located at De Hoop's outpatients' clinic: +31 (0)78 6111 222.
Social care center De Jordaan
Social care center De Jordaan (Jordan) offers 24-hour care to clients with psychosocial problems.
Ambulatory psychosocial care
De Hoop offers ambulatory care to people with psychosocial and psychological problems.
Supervised Independent Living
At the Supervised Independent Living Project (SILP), clients learn to practice what they have learned at De Hoop or elsewhere. Clients receive no therapeutic treatment.
Supervised Lodging
At the Supervised Lodging Project (SLP), clients learn to practice what they have learned at De Hoop or elsewhere. Clients receive no therapeutic treatment.
Horeb community
Horeb is a Christian community in Beekbergen. It is part of De Hoop. On its premises, about one hundred men and women receive help for substance abuse or psychosocial problems.
Refaja (Rotterdam)
Because many of De Hoop's clients are from Rotterdam the decision was made to establish a Christian addiction care facility (Refaja) in Rotterdam.
Visiting clients
Clients who have been admitted for more than two weeks are allowed to receive visitors.
Need help?
"My life is a mess." "I want to stop but I do not know how." Maybe, you have said this today. But change is possible for you! De Hoop Foundation wishes to support you in starting a new life.