New Hope was established in 1993. The agency provides community based services, residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment and prevention/intervention services to the South Miami-Dade community. The Founder, Manuel A. Alvarez (Manny), who died in 2009, dedicated his life to helping others following a spiritual experience.
This experience occurred after many years in active addiction. Manny, at the age of 39, pursued his career in the field of addiction receiving a Masters Degree from Barry University. Manny was the original Program Director of a local treatment program, Agape Women's Center, who developed program's entire treatment concept (1987).
This experience occurred after many years in active addiction. Manny, at the age of 39, pursued his career in the field of addiction receiving a Masters Degree from Barry University. Manny was the original Program Director of a local treatment program, Agape Women's Center, who developed program's entire treatment concept (1987).
Services
The Agency is dedicated to the re-entry into society of those individuals struggling with homelessless, poverty, alcohol, substance use and mental health disorders utilizing a faith and evidenced based approach to treatment. We will be a leader for the community services, rehabilitation and compassionate therapeutic treatment that we provide to those who are struggling with homelessness, poverty and substance abuse.
Our outpatient treatment program engage clients in multiple counseling sessions per week, over four to 12 weeks, depending on the severity of the case. Treatment for underlying mental health concerns, also called dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorders, frequently affecting persons suffering from addictions.
New Hope volunteers are diverse in every way. They are multi-cultural, multi-lingual; they are students, teachers, attorneys, retired professionals, homemakers, clergy and performers to name a few.
New Hope CORPS is a nonprofit CARF accredited community based organization that provides free of charge substance abuse treatment, behavioral health services, HIV-AIDS prevention, testing and counseling, in home counseling and case management, among other services.
New Hope CORPS is a nonprofit CARF accredited community based organization that provides free of charge substance abuse treatment, behavioral health services, HIV-AIDS prevention, testing and counseling, in home counseling and case management, among other services.
Reviews (8)
Mr. T. X.
Dec 14, 2021
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Elizabeth Caboverde
May 18, 2021
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This is a phenomenal rehabilitation program for teens with drug problems, mental problems, etc. My newphew has been a patient for 4 month and he is already learning how to read with the bible. He has gain weight and he is more relax and happy with plans and dreams waiting to be accomplish. The staff here are all fantastic, especially Counselor Tangular Hopkins which has help my nephew to develop a new selfsteem filled with love, patience and understanding. God bless all staff of New Hope Corps for their incredible journey that ends in Victory! Amen.
Born Again
Mar 17, 2021
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I have spent time in this facility and i would like to send many blessings and prayers towards the continued transformational success of NEW HOPE CORPS. May Christ Jesus continue to use the staff here to bring men to Repentance and truth in and through the word of God. May the Lord continue to shine his light upon New Hope, in spirit and in truth.
Basketball Blood
Nov 11, 2019
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Rosa Paulino
Jun 07, 2019
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Maritza Henriquez
Jan 21, 2019
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This place does an incredibly great job of helping person suffering from addiction and mental illnesses. The organization provides for homeless people free of charge substance abuse and alcohol treatment that is second to none evidence based. Once homeless clients are cleaned New Hope helps them get jobs and successfully discharge them into permanent housing. And they do all that with very small budget. Clients who qualify for food stamps need to surrender their food stamps and the organization use that money to cover part of the food cost. The food expenses are closely monitored by the state to
Susana Cruz Vbxhnx
Jan 25, 2018
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This place is awful with helping clients. They gave my huspand only one chance and kicked him out for some petty stuff. How is that helping people. They act like there their receiving perfectly stable non addict people into the program. People go to change their lives. I honestly could say this program is no good, and its very unprofessional and lenient with their own rules. But strict with clients. They literally just drive the men to CHI and leave them there with no suppervision. Same thing when they go to church. Last time they left a guy behind , they even lack doing head count. No structure
Laquanda Lovett
Dec 21, 2017
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