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- EIN 48-1236586
- (785) 877-4483
- Po Box 59 Norton KS 67654-0059 USA
- www.valleyhope.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Mental Health, Substance Abuse Dependency, Prevention & Treatment
Mission: The vha foundation's mission is to secure charitable gifts and grants to aid valley hope association patients and their families in the treatment and recovery from their addiction to alcohol and other drugs. The foundation supports valley hope association's mission to provide a quality continuum of comprehensive treatment and related services, in a caring atmosphere and at a reasonable price for all people experiencing problems with alcohol and drug abuse.
Programs: The vha foundation is the fundraising arm of valley hope association (vha), a nationally recognized, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing quality alcohol and drug addiction treatment services at an affordable price. The foundation was established to secure charitable gifts and grants to aid vha patients and their families in the treatment and recovery from their addiction to alcohol and other drugs. The foundation supports valley hope association's mission to provide a quality continuum of comprehensive treatment and related services, in a caring atmosphere and at a reasonable price for all people experiencing problems with alcohol and drug abuse. The goals of the foundation are:1. To provide quality treatment in facilities that offer the best environment for recovery. 2. To provide financial assistance to individuals who cannot afford or access professional addiction treatment. This year vha admitted 8,771 patients for chemical dependency treatment. The foundation provided 240 of those patients with a total of $227,593 in financial assistance with their treatment costs.
the transition from the treatment setting to the patients everyday life is often challenging. The foundation is proud to assist vha patients with halfway house rent, transportation, dental expenses, and other transitional living costs. This year the foundation provided 39 patients with a total of $50,502 in financial assistance with transitional living costs.