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Hope House of Hospitality

Hope House Outpatient Hospitality Services · About this organization

What you get

Free lodging, meals, laundry, and rides to outpatient appointments, with Christian support and time with other guests.

How to start

Your social worker starts the request. Get in touch with Hope House to ask about vacancy, arrival arrangements, transportation scheduling, and any documents required.

Good to know

  • The maximum stay isn't published; discuss your treatment schedule before booking.

The details, as published

Not a B-ALL match Not Published Care team starts the request

Hope House of Hospitality provides free lodging, meals, laundry, transportation to Jackson-area outpatient appointments, Christian support, and informal resident community for lower-income Mississippians who live outside Jackson. Hospital social workers regularly refer patients, and a current UMMC referral page describes Hope House as lodging for adults undergoing medical treatment. The facility reports capacity for 30 people, but no current vacancy, numeric adult-age rule, caregiver policy, public application, financial formula, or waitlist information is published.

What help you may get

Lodging Near Treatment

Hope House Outpatient Hospitality Services — lodging near treatment

Hope House of Hospitality provides free lodging, meals, laundry, transportation to Jackson-area outpatient appointments, Christian support, and informal resident community for lower-income Mississippians who live outside Jackson. Hospital social workers regularly refer patients, and a current UMMC referral page describes Hope House as lodging for adults undergoing medical treatment. The facility reports capacity for 30 people, but no current vacancy, numeric adult-age rule, caregiver policy, public application, financial formula, or waitlist information is published.

Noncash help · As Needed

Can cover

  • Christian support and informal resident community
  • Laundry facilities
  • Lodging during outpatient treatment in Jackson
  • Meals
  • Transportation from Hope House to medical appointments
  • All published services are provided at no cost; no cash award is described.
  • The services support regular outpatient treatment, but the site does not publish a maximum stay or repeat-use rule.

Meals And Food

Hope House Outpatient Hospitality Services — meals and food

Hope House of Hospitality provides free lodging, meals, laundry, transportation to Jackson-area outpatient appointments, Christian support, and informal resident community for lower-income Mississippians who live outside Jackson. Hospital social workers regularly refer patients, and a current UMMC referral page describes Hope House as lodging for adults undergoing medical treatment. The facility reports capacity for 30 people, but no current vacancy, numeric adult-age rule, caregiver policy, public application, financial formula, or waitlist information is published.

Noncash help · As Needed

Can cover

  • Christian support and informal resident community
  • Laundry facilities
  • Lodging during outpatient treatment in Jackson
  • Meals
  • Transportation from Hope House to medical appointments
  • All published services are provided at no cost; no cash award is described.
  • The services support regular outpatient treatment, but the site does not publish a maximum stay or repeat-use rule.

Practical Items And Home Help

Hope House Outpatient Hospitality Services — practical items and home help

Hope House of Hospitality provides free lodging, meals, laundry, transportation to Jackson-area outpatient appointments, Christian support, and informal resident community for lower-income Mississippians who live outside Jackson. Hospital social workers regularly refer patients, and a current UMMC referral page describes Hope House as lodging for adults undergoing medical treatment. The facility reports capacity for 30 people, but no current vacancy, numeric adult-age rule, caregiver policy, public application, financial formula, or waitlist information is published.

Noncash help · As Needed

Can cover

  • Christian support and informal resident community
  • Laundry facilities
  • Lodging during outpatient treatment in Jackson
  • Meals
  • Transportation from Hope House to medical appointments
  • All published services are provided at no cost; no cash award is described.
  • The services support regular outpatient treatment, but the site does not publish a maximum stay or repeat-use rule.

Travel And Transportation

Hope House Outpatient Hospitality Services — travel and transportation

Hope House of Hospitality provides free lodging, meals, laundry, transportation to Jackson-area outpatient appointments, Christian support, and informal resident community for lower-income Mississippians who live outside Jackson. Hospital social workers regularly refer patients, and a current UMMC referral page describes Hope House as lodging for adults undergoing medical treatment. The facility reports capacity for 30 people, but no current vacancy, numeric adult-age rule, caregiver policy, public application, financial formula, or waitlist information is published.

Noncash help · As Needed

Can cover

  • Christian support and informal resident community
  • Laundry facilities
  • Lodging during outpatient treatment in Jackson
  • Meals
  • Transportation from Hope House to medical appointments
  • All published services are provided at no cost; no cash award is described.
  • The services support regular outpatient treatment, but the site does not publish a maximum stay or repeat-use rule.

Check the main eligibility rules

Diagnosis

Not a B-ALL match. A current UMMC referral page describes Hope House as lodging for adults undergoing medical treatment; no pediatric exception is published.

Age

The program does not publish an age limit.

  • The official pages do not publish a numerical age rule or specific rules for a minor patient and accompanying parent or guardian.

Treatment status

Active Treatment

  • A provider must verify the patient or diagnosis.
  • Jackson hospital social workers regularly refer patients to Hope House.
  • Treatment must be outpatient care in the Jackson area.

Financial need is required.

  • Hope House describes serving Mississippians who could not afford treatment without help and alleviating financial stress, but it publishes no income threshold or calculation.

Where you live and where your child is treated

Where your family lives

You must live in: Mississippi residents who live outside Jackson.

  • The guest must be a Mississippi resident.
  • The organization says it does not serve Jackson residents.
  • The patient must be a Mississippi resident who lives outside Jackson and receives serious outpatient treatment in the Jackson area.

Where your child is treated

Treatment must be connected to: The guest must need regular serious-disease treatment in the Jackson area..

  • The guest must need regular serious-disease treatment in the Jackson area.
Where the service, camp, stay, or experience happens
  • Mississippi — Mississippi — Mississippi
  • Jackson — Jackson

How to get started

Does a social worker or care team need to start it? Yes. Ask your child’s social worker or care team to begin the request.

Who can start: Caregiver, Parent Or Guardian, Patient, Social Worker

  1. Ask the social worker whether referral is required and how to begin intake.
  2. Ask the treating Jackson hospital social worker whether Hope House accepts the patient's age, diagnosis, residence, treatment schedule, and caregiver arrangement.
  3. Contact Hope House to confirm vacancy, arrival arrangements, transportation scheduling, and any documents required.
  4. Have the social worker refer the patient to Hope House.

Ways to apply or ask

Documents to prepare

The program does not publish a document checklist. Ask before gathering paperwork.

  • A Jackson hospital social worker refers the patient.
  • Hope House confirms acceptance and space; the site does not publish the detailed booking procedure.

Availability and timing

ProgramActive
ApplicationsNot Published
Funding or spaceNot Published
Application windowNot Applicable
Last checkedAug 24, 2026
  • Published lodging capacity is 30 people at one time; current vacancies and any waitlist are not posted.
  • The current official website describes ongoing services and forty years of operation.
  • No calendar application window is published; intake is tied to outpatient treatment and lodging need.
  • No lead-time rule is published.

Limitations and things to confirm

  • A current UMMC referral page describes the home as serving adults; the organization does not publish a numeric minimum age or any pediatric exception.
  • Caregiver stays have occurred in historical testimonials, but current caregiver relationship, occupancy, and supervision rules are not published.
  • No public application, document list, distance rule, maximum stay, repeat-stay rule, vacancy status, or income formula is published.
  • The patient must be a Mississippi resident who lives outside Jackson and receives serious outpatient treatment in the Jackson area.
  • The site does not publish whether minors are accepted, whether an accompanying parent or guardian may stay, or the room-occupancy rules.
  • Transportation is described from Hope House to medical appointments, not from the patient's home to Jackson.
  • Does Hope House accept a minor patient with a parent or guardian, and what supervision and occupancy rules apply?
  • Is participation in any religious activity required?
  • Is space currently available, and is there a waitlist or prioritization system?
  • What appointments and geographic radius does Hope House transportation cover?
  • What documents, financial screen, distance rule, maximum stay, and repeat-stay rules apply?
  • Which Jackson hospitals can refer, and is a social-worker referral mandatory in every case?

Official sources

Program details were last verified Aug 23, 2026. Availability can change, so check the official program before applying.

Official program