Hope Network acknowledges the spiritual side of healthcare, realizing that we all live at the intersection of good medicine and God’s divine blueprint. Life is a bittersweet mystery – especially for people with disabilities and mental illness – and a journey no one should have to embark on alone.
At the heart of our mission are men and women willing to meet you where you are, and explore a future filled with hope and purpose. Let’s talk.
Our pastoral services work is all about breaking down barriers, reaching across them, and forming relationships between churches and the people we serve.
The power of one – read our stories to learn about how a group of gentle givers volunteer their time for others.
The Advocates in Ministry Program (AIM) is a cross-cultural ministry experience designed for individuals in seminary or college pursuing church ministry, chaplaincy or para-church vocations.
Our school-aged program is aimed at “confronting the stare” by familiarizing children and youth with people who live with disabilities or mental illness.
We’re humbled and proud to be associated with organizations that lead with a servant’s heart to break down barriers and build people up.