Hope for Today Foundation
✓ Verified non-profitRegistered charity
Transitional living houses supporting Caymanians in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction
About
Hope For Today Foundation runs a transitional living programme for Caymanians and Cayman Status holders recovering from alcohol and drug addiction, providing alcohol- and drug-free housing on a supervised campus. The programme is built around a 12-step approach and combines a safe living environment with support, education and life skills aimed at independence and economic stability. Residents must have undergone treatment, be in aftercare counselling, attend a minimum of five 12-step meetings a week and follow house rules including random testing and curfews. The Foundation is a non-governmental, non-denominational coalition of volunteers and works with partner agencies including Caribbean Haven, the Department of Counselling, the Drug Rehabilitation Court and the National Drug Council. It welcomes volunteers and donors.
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In the news
Coverage of Hope for Today Foundation in the Cayman press.
- 13th annual Clash of the Legends tackles substance abuse
caymancompass.com · 21 May 2026
- Lack of halfway homes for women poses addiction support challenge
caymancompass.com · 23 September 2024
- Hope for Today leading the way in West Bay community clean-ups
caymancompass.com · 7 June 2024
- Reformed inmates seeking reintegration stymied by halfway housing constraints
caymancompass.com · 3 April 2024
- Government pays out $0.6 million in grants to local non-profits
caymancompass.com · 31 December 2021
- Cayman’s Muslim community marks end of Ramadan
caymancompass.com · 18 May 2021