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Here is what some of our resilient Doves have to say.
“The dove is a symbol for peace – that’s what I get here, peace and tranquility. Dove House brings out resilience, spirituality, and future-mindedness in me. Before I got here, I didn’t have a future. My life was darkness. Now I have hope for the future.”
LaDitra 
“I gotta keep moving forward. I can’t look back. Before I came to Dove House, I was homeless. Now I have a job and in 9 days, I will be one year sober. That’s my longest sobriety ever.”
Monica 
“Being at Dove House has brought out qualities I didn’t know I had – patience, the ability to take care of my son, and the ability to handle and navigate my emotions.”
Ciara 
“The structure here is what I need. Hope is what I got. I didn’t realize how much like “home” Dove House would be.”
Julie 
“The support and love here has given me the family I didn’t have. It’s the thing I’ve always needed. Now that I am sober, I am able to be fully present when I see my son. Before I was in a fog. We are just so good together. He is my everything.”
Emily 
“I have found stability and structure and am learning to deal with life. I have a new purpose. I’ve found myself.”
Meeka 
“The therapy and programming at Dove House helped me see the potential in myself. Now I have a full time job and my case manager helped me become a certified community health worker. I love helping people. My goal is to work in recovery someday to help people like me.”
Megan 
“I love it at Dove House. I got my sobriety, got my baby back, and got my first job.”
Caroline 
“I found hope at Dove House just knowing that there is help, that recovery is possible. I’d been using drugs since I was 14. Before coming here, I was homeless and living in my car. I am blessed to have this opportunity to restart my life.”
Stephanie 
“I have hope. I can’t come up with a better word than hope. The staff here is amazing and they make me want to make it. I am doing big things!”
Diana 
