Welcome to Hope Village

Non-profit residential homes and day program in the Houston area for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1970.

The Foundation for Hope Village is dedicated to operating Hope Village. The mission of Hope Village is to assure that individuals with intellectual and developmental challenges thrive in a loving, safe and supportive community in which they live, learn and work with purpose and dignity.

A PLACE TO CALL HOME

Hope Village was created to provide a place that would be a loving home for people with intellectual and cognitive disabilities. The first home was opened in 1970 with six residents.

We invite you to learn more about what makes our facility so special.

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Group of Villagers dressed in Western Wear for their trip to the Houston Rodeo. The Villagers are in the Hope Village courtyard.

A Villager in her early 40s is in the Hope Village workshop, painting a craft. She has her hair in a ponytail, and she is wearing a bright pink jacket. She is mid-laugh.

Mickie, a Villager with Down Syndrome, smiles in the Hope Village courtyard, with his hands resting beneath his chin.

Two Villagers walk on the Hope Village walking track, with their arms around one another. Two additional Villagers walk behind them. One is using a walker, and another is walking with a toy racecar in his hand.

Four villagers walking the Hope Village walking track

Villager sits in a leather armchair in his bedroom. His bed and dresser are visible in the background

Six Villagers gather around a bench in the Hope Village courtyard to talk

Villager sits next to a couch in her wheelchair

Villager stands outside in the Hope Village courtyard and holds a toy racecar

Villager sits on a couch in her Hope Village house. She is wearing a helmet, a pink polo, and black pants. Her walker rests in front of her.

Villager stands in the Hope Village courtyard, wearing a floral top and with her arm resting on the curve of a tree. Blooming flowers are in view behind her.

Villager sits on a reclining couch in a Hope Village residential facility.

John Shannon, a Villager in his early 30s, stands in the middle of the Hope Village courtyard. He has his hat on backwards and is wearing an Oregon State beavers shirt and glasses. His hands are in a peace sign position

Two female Villagers painting ceramics in the Hope Village workshop

Terry, a Villager in his early 70s, sits on a wooden bench in the Hope Village gazebo

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News

Hope Village Showcases that “There’s No Place Like Hope”

On Wednesday, September 28, Hope Village had the opportunity to share with the local community that, truly, “There’s No Place Like Hope!” Community members walked down the yellow brick road to see the difference that a forever home filled with 55 years of learning,...

Hope Village Announces Seventh Annual Hope Lounge

After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Friendswood nonprofit Hope Village is thrilled to invitesupporters back to the Hope Village Community Center campus for in-person events, starting with the seventh annualHope Lounge, sponsored by Big Star Cadillac...

Hope Village launches its second-annual “Faces of Hope” fundraising campaign

Hope Village, the Friendswood, Texas based non-profit organization dedicated to providing superior yet affordable care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, will launch its second-annual “Faces of...