Who we are

  Curtis and Stephanie Jarrett are the founders of Hope House Sober Living in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, and the driving force behind its mission to help men in recovery build stable, purpose-driven lives. United by faith, compassion, and a shared commitment to service, the Jarretts established Hope House to meet a critical need for safe, structured, and supportive sober living in the local community.

 

 Curtis brings lived experience, leadership, and a deep understanding of the challenges surrounding addiction and recovery. His journey inspires a hands-on, accountability-focused approach that emphasizes personal responsibility, spiritual growth, and long-term sobriety. Stephanie complements this vision with steadfast support, organization, and care, playing an essential role in daily operations and resident support. Together, they work closely with residents to foster an environment built on trust, encouragement, and consistency.

 

  As a team, Curtis and Stephanie focus on more than sobriety alone. Hope House emphasizes life skills development, employment readiness, community involvement, and faith-based guidance to help residents transition toward independence and stability. Their leadership is rooted in genuine connection—being present, involved, and invested in the success of every individual who walks through Hope House’s doors.

Through their combined efforts, the Jarretts have created more than a sober living residence—they have built a home centered on hope, accountability, and transformation. Their vision continues to guide Hope House as a place where recovery is supported, lives are rebuilt, and lasting change is possible.