Hope120 Research
Studying the recovery landscape we hope to serve — and the gap we feel called to fill.
Before we build, we listen. This page shares the research shaping Hope120 — a proposed Christ-centered recovery residence for Brown County that pairs faith-based discipleship and biblical counseling with active collaboration alongside licensed clinical providers.
Faith-Based Roots, Clinical Collaboration
Hope120 is being designed to honor two truths at once: transformation is ultimately a work of God in the human heart, and medical and clinical care are real, necessary, and to be received with gratitude. Our research in Brown County keeps both tracks in view.
Our Faith-Based Approach
The heart of the home is discipleship: a structured daily rhythm, biblical counseling, mentorship, accountability with grace, and reintegration into the life of a local church. We are studying how existing faith-based and peer recovery homes in Brown County serve well — and where longer-term, discipleship-centered residence is still missing.
Our Clinical Collaboration Posture
Hope120 is not a hospital, detox facility, or licensed treatment program — and we never pretend to be. When medical, psychiatric, or medication-assisted care is indicated, our model includes warm hand-offs to and coordination with the licensed providers already serving Brown County.
The Recovery Landscape in Brown County
As we plan Hope120, we are studying the recovery housing and treatment options already serving Brown County. The region has significant strengths — faith-based sober living, certified recovery homes, county treatment services, and medication-assisted care — yet few settings combine long-term residence with discipleship-centered biblical counseling and active collaboration with licensed clinical providers. That intersection is the gap Hope120 is being designed to fill.
Faith-Based & Peer Recovery Housing
Jackie Nitschke Center Recovery Homes
Peer-supported sober living in restored homes for men and women, with family programming.
Serenity House of Green Bay
Faith-based sober living home offering structured support for alcohol and substance use recovery.
Green Bay, WI
Visit website4th Dimension House — Women's Recovery House
Recovery house built around Twelve Step communities and faith-based principles with strong accountability.
Green Bay, WI
Visit websiteFreedom House Ministries
Faith-based shelter and stabilization pathway serving families with children, connecting them to longer-term supports.
Green Bay, WI
Clinical & Medical Treatment
Brown County Community Treatment Center
County-operated inpatient and outpatient mental health and substance use treatment. 24/7 crisis line: (920) 436-8888.
Brown County Human Services — SUD Assessment & Referral
Adult mental health & AODA self-referral assessments, plus buprenorphine and related medication supports.
Comprehensive Treatment Center — Green Bay
Outpatient medication-assisted treatment (methadone/buprenorphine) for adults with opioid use disorder.
Green Bay, WI
CleanSlate Centers — Green Bay
Medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol addiction, with care coordination.
Green Bay, WI
Visit websiteWhat This Research Tells Us
What Brown County Already Has
The Gap Hope120 Aims to Fill
Research snapshot compiled September 2026 for planning purposes. Inclusion here is not an endorsement, and services change — always confirm details directly with each provider. If you are in crisis, call 911 or the Brown County Crisis Center at (920) 436-8888.
The Community We're Researching For
Behind every data point is a neighbor, a family, and a church that loves them. These images capture the kind of community Hope120 hopes to strengthen across Brown County.
Community built around shared recovery
Accountability that walks with people
Churches that receive, not send away
Biblical counseling woven into daily life
Meaningful work as part of restoration
A Brown County that cares for its own
How We Research
Our planning research draws on publicly available information about recovery housing, county treatment services, and medication-assisted care in Brown County — along with conversations with pastors, providers, and community leaders. We revisit this research as the project develops.
Research snapshot compiled September 2026. Locations are approximate; programs and availability change. This page exists to guide planning and partnership — it is not a referral service.
Help Us Research Better
Are you a pastor, provider, employer, or recovery leader in Brown County? We would value your knowledge of the landscape — what's working, what's missing, and where a faith-based recovery home with clinical collaboration could best serve.
"Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ."
— Galatians 6:2
