Hopeful Grounds Association

10/12/2026

10/07/2026

We’ll be at Worklahoma from 11 AM–2 PM, and we’d love to tell you more about our services!

Come say hello, ask questions, and see what Worklahoma has to offer! 🤝💼

📍 Altus Community Center
🕚 11 AM–2 PM

09/30/2026

Hopeful Grounds will be closed Thursday, October 1, while our staff attends training in Oklahoma City. We will reopen Monday at 9:00 AM.

Thank you for your understanding! 💚

09/28/2026

As Recovery Month comes to a close, we want to remind our community that recovery deserves support every day of the year. 💜

This month, we celebrated the strength of people in recovery, the families and friends who stand beside them, and the power of connection and community. Every step forward matters, and no one has to take those steps alone.

09/15/2026

Peer support is the foundation of a Recovery Community Organization because an RCO is peer-led and peer-driven. The voices, experiences, and needs of people in recovery guide the organization’s services, programs, and advocacy.

Peer support is not treatment, therapy, or someone telling you what to do. It is one person walking alongside another, offering understanding, connection, and hope while respecting that every recovery journey is unique.

At our RCO, we believe people with lived experience are not only recipients of services; they are leaders, advocates, and powerful sources of hope for others.

Peer-support specialists use their experience, training, and knowledge of community resources to:
-Provide a safe, judgment-free space to talk
-Help individuals identify their own recovery goals
-Connect people with treatment, housing, employment, and other resources
-Share practical tools for navigating challenges
-Offer encouragement, hope, and ongoing support
-Celebrate progress in all its forms

Peer support is a relationship built on shared lived experience. It connects people seeking or maintaining recovery with trained peers who understand the journey because they have walked their own path of recovery.

09/10/2026

Hopeful Grounds offers welcoming recovery meetings where you can connect with others, gain encouragement, and build practical tools for lasting recovery. Whether you are just beginning your journey or have been in recovery for years, there is a place for you here.

All meetings are free and open to the community. Stop by, find support, and take your next step toward recovery with people who understand.

📍 615 N. Main - Altus
📞 (580) 471-1855
🗓️ See the attached schedule for meeting times.

09/08/2026

September is National Recovery Month! 💜

This month, we celebrate the strength of individuals in recovery and the families, peers, and communities who support them.

At Hopeful Grounds Association, we believe recovery is possible and no one should have to walk that journey alone. We provide free, confidential, and nonjudgmental peer support, recovery groups, resource connections, and other recovery-focused services.

If you or someone you know needs support, Hopeful Grounds is here to help.

09/04/2026

Hopeful Grounds will be closed September 7, 2026 for Labor Day.

We will reopen Tuesday at 9:00AM.

09/01/2026

This month, we celebrate the strength and courage of individuals in recovery, honor the families and professionals who support them, and remind our community that recovery is possible. Every recovery journey looks different, but no one should have to walk it alone.

Hopeful Grounds Association provides free, nonjudgmental support to individuals and families impacted by substance use and mental health challenges. Through peer support, case management, recovery groups, parenting support, and more, we help people overcome barriers and build healthier, more stable lives.

Whether you are beginning your recovery journey, working to maintain your recovery, or supporting someone you love, Hopeful Grounds is here to meet you where you are. There is hope. There is help. Recovery is possible. 💜

📍 615 N. Main, Altus
📞 (580) 471-1855

08/31/2026

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember the lives lost to overdose, support those who are grieving, and stand beside everyone still fighting for recovery. 💜