Facilities

18 acres of residential and community-development buildings.

RESIDENTIAL AND DAY PROGRAMS

The Developmental Center incorporates a new, expanded work program, Ceramics manufacturing, a Gift Shop, the Village Cafe’ and a large, fully equipped kitchen. This was made possible with substantial capital grants from the Fondren Foundation, the Brown Foundation, Houston Endowment, Inc. and the William Stamps Farish Fund.

The latest addition to Hope Village is our 21,000 square foot Education & Community Building, which opened in March 2016. This addition allows us to expand our Day Program and also provides small group learning communities, a sensory room and a chapel. The large ballroom space allows us to host social events, plays, fundraisers and community sponsored events.

Hope Village residential house 2 exterior

Hope Village residential facility exterior

A stone mural in the Hope Village cafe. Wooden chairs surround tables with patterned tablecloths.

Hope Village Cafe close-up photo. The cafe features a painted wall mural that resembles an Italian villa and tables with wooden chairs.

Hope Village giftshop counter, with a stand of handmade cards on display for sale

decorated Hope Village bedroom. This photo is taken from the angle of the beds, so only the nightstands and chest of drawers will be visible.

bedroom in a Hope Village residential house. There are two twin beds with white wooden headboards, matching pink and white damask bedspreads and floral throw pillows. The side walls are white with pink flower decals, and the back wall is bright purple with wooden initials hanging over the beds. There is a white cube bookshelf, a brown nightstand, and window separating the two beds.

Villagers eating dinner in the spacious House 4 dining room

Brown aerosonic piano, with vases and Villager photographs adorning the top of the piano

Villagers playing Uno in a Hope Village classroom. The classroom is decorated with Villager crafts and artwork.

Villagers doing crafts in a Hope Village classroom

bedroom in a Hope Village residental facility. There is a twin bed with a white wooden headboard, a pink and white damask bedspread with floral throw pillows. The side wall is white with pink flower decals, and the back wall is bright purple with a wooden initial, M, hanging over the bed. A white doll bed with a sleeping baby doll rests at the foot of the bed. Along the side wall is a bulletin board, a chair covered with a pastel tie-dye blanket, and framed photographs.

News

Hope Village Hosts Kendra Scott Gives Back Event April 29 and 30, 2022

Hope Village is pleased to partner with Kendra Scott for an upcoming jewelry fundraiser on April 29 and 30, 2022, as part of the Kendra Scott Gives Back program. On Friday, April 29, from 6-8 PM, a representative from Hope Village will be at the Kendra Scott store at...

Hope Village Making Spirits Bright through Annual Christmas Program

The annual Hope Village Christmas program is a time-honored tradition. Each year, the Villagers invite the community to participate as they demonstrate the meaning of Christmas in their own unique way. Over the years, themes have varied from the Flintstones Christmas,...

Hope Village Hosting Fall Parking Lot Sale Oct. 14 and 15, 2021

Hope Village, a non-profit organization located in Friendswood that serves adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in a residential and day program, will host a Fall Parking Lot Sale from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m....

Hope Village Honors Residents from 12 Houston-Area Cities in ‘Faces of Hope’ Fundraiser

Originally published in Community Impact Newspaper. Friendswood-based nonprofit Hope Village honored more than two dozen residents in Pearland, Friendswood and Bay Area communities this month through “Faces of Hope” nominations and celebratory yard signs. Hope...