Hope120 · Community Center first
Restoring Hope Ministries plans a daytime hub in Green Bay where peer recovery support and case management connect people with counseling, wellness, learning, and community.
Plan dated November 11, 2026 · 26 pages · Approx. 9.3 MB · Opens in a new tab
The Community Center is planned, and no opening date or completed property purchase is being announced. It will provide daytime services with no overnight beds. Services will expand as funding, staffing, agreements, and required approvals are in place.
Distinct future concepts
These concepts are separate from the planned daytime Community Center. Neither option is open, and no available residence or respite stay is being offered.
A proposed longer-term home environment supporting recovery through community, practical routines, peer connection, and clear house expectations. Housing would require separate decisions, property arrangements, staffing, funding, and approvals.
A separate proposed short-term, voluntary, nonclinical option for rest, peer conversation, wellness planning, and help identifying community resources. It would not provide detoxification, psychotherapy, medication management, or emergency psychiatric treatment. Its location, operating model, staffing, funding, and opening date have not been confirmed.
One connected campus
The plan proposes three connected buildings on six parcels behind RHM’s current offices at 529 S. Jefferson Street. Final layouts depend on property review and approvals.
A welcoming front door, peer conversations, intake and case management, a community living room, and a teaching kitchen.
Private spaces planned for counseling, family support, optional neurofeedback, wellness check-ins, and quiet reflection.
Classrooms, supervised learning, workforce and student workstations, music and expression, and veterans and peer connection.
The plan uses Bronfenbrenner’s ecological model to connect support for the person with family, neighborhood, services, and the wider community. Partners help turn a referral into a practical next step.
People of all faiths and none are welcome. Spiritual support is clearly identified and voluntary. Counseling, peer support, and wellness services have distinct roles and are matched to each person’s choices and goals.
Establish the campus and demonstrate sustainable operations, paid billing, signed contracts, and a funded reserve.
Consider housing through separate board decisions, property arrangements, staffing, funding, and approvals after the Center is stable.
Explore a subsequent treatment phase within the plan’s 5–7 year horizon, subject to its own readiness milestones and approvals.
The November 11 plan proposes a $600,000 property purchase and seeks $1.5 million in financing for acquisition, improvements, and a transition period. These are planning figures, not an announcement of secured financing. Program and partner commitments will be confirmed individually.
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