At Hopewell, people heal and grow within a safe, caring environment.
Hopewell is a residential therapeutic farm community for adults with mental illness. Founded in 1993 by Cleveland native, Clara T. Rankin, Hopewell accepted its first residents in 1996. Hopewell is the only residential therapeutic farm community in Ohio, and one of only a handful in the United States. We are able to serve 38 adults in four residences at the farm.
Sugar House
Each spring, residents tap more than 1,000 maple trees. Using a team of horses led by our Amish Farm Director, they use old-fashioned methods to boil 17,000 gallons of sap to produce 200 gallons of award-winning maple syrup. Thanks to generous donors, a new Sugar House was constructed in 2016.
To talk with our admissions team, please call 440.426.2009.
ADMISSIONS - Our team is here to help you through every step of the admissions process.
A majority of Hopewell residents receive fee assistance from your donations. Help provide life-changing treatment for those who cannot afford it.
VISIT - Schedule a tour to see if Hopewell is the right setting for you or your family member.