The New Hope Home is a 36-bed facility operated by the Waterfront Rescue Mission that provides a 12-week residential rehabilitation program designed to help men recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. To enroll at New Hope Home, a man must first be admitted and screened by one of the three Rescue Missions operated by the Waterfront Rescue Mission. The Missions are in downtown Pensacola, Ft. Walton Beach, and Mobile.

New Hope Home’s Bible-based curriculum offers a rigorous program of teaching, individual and group counseling, and opportunities for personal and spiritual enrichment. These include computer-based literacy and academic instruction. The highly structured program also integrates work therapy as a component for rebuilding the lives of men in recovery. While residing at New Hope Home, men are on a regimented schedule and are provided balanced meals on a scheduled basis. Outside recreational activities are planned for once a week. Ping pong, billiards, and a well-equipped weight and exercise room are available.

Opened in 1972, New Hope Home is a haven for needy, downtrodden men to reshape their lives in the refuge of the facility located in Gulf Breeze, Florida. Participation in the addiction recovery program is voluntary and free.