Where Hope Finds A Home
Welcome to Isabel Hope Harbor, a structured transitional living home in Dallas, Texas, serving adult men ages 21 and older who are rebuilding stability after treatment, reentry, or housing disruption.
We provide a safe, sober, and supportive environment where men can focus on recovery, personal responsibility, and the next steps toward independent living
👉 Eligibility: Adult men (21+) • Drug- & alcohol-free • Clinically stable
🌿 Our Mission
To provide a safe, supportive, and empowering transitional living environment that helps men rebuild their lives with dignity, purpose, and hope. We believe in second chances — and in creating a home where transformation can truly take root.
🌅Our Vision
A community where every person who walks through our doors leaves stronger, more confident, and equipped to build a stable, fulfilling future.
We envision a network of “Harbors of Hope” — safe homes like 6124 Isabel — spreading compassion, healing, and renewal one neighborhood at a time.
🌱 Recovery Philosophy
At Isabel Hope Harbor, we believe recovery flourishes in safe, structured, and peer-supported environments that honor each man’s journey. Our philosophy aligns with TROHN/NARR social-model recovery principles and is grounded in the following values:
✨ Hope as the catalyst for change
We believe hope is the foundation of all transformation.
🤝 Peer support & community engagement
Residents heal and grow through shared experience, accountability, and belonging.
🧭 Personal responsibility
Individuals are encouraged to take ownership of their choices, progress, and goals.
💛 Trauma-informed & person-centered care
We promote safety, compassion, and dignity in every interaction.
📅 Structure, routine, and accountability
Consistent expectations help residents develop stability, discipline, and life skills.
🔗 Connecting to recovery capital & community resources
We connect residents to employment, education, mental health support, community resources, and long-term recovery pathways.
🌟 Our Program
Isabel Hope Harbor offers a structured transitional living program for adult men (21+) designed to support recovery, stability, and personal growth.
Safe & Supportive Housing
A sober, structured home environment that promotes accountability, respect, and shared responsibility.
Individualized Guidance
Residents receive goal-focused guidance and support to help them navigate employment, recovery, and next-step housing.
Life Skills & Personal Growth
Support with daily living skills, employment readiness, budgeting, wellness, and long-term stability.
Community & Belonging
A peer-supported living environment where men build healthy routines, relationships, and resilience.
🌿 About Us
A Legacy of Compassion. A Home of Hope.
Isabel Hope Harbor is a men’s transitional living community dedicated to helping adult men rebuild their lives with safety, structure, and support. Our focus is on creating a stable foundation that allows residents to move forward with confidence, accountability, and independence.
Isabel Hope Harbor is deeply rooted in legacy. The name “Isabel” honors my grandmother, who lived on Isabel Street and embodied compassion, resilience, and an unwavering belief in giving people grace during difficult seasons of life. Her home was a place where people were welcomed, supported, and encouraged to keep going — even when life felt uncertain.
That same spirit lives on at Isabel Hope Harbor.
We exist for men who are seeking a second chance — a safe, drug- and alcohol-free environment where structure, respect, and community come together. While we are not a treatment facility, we provide a supportive living environment that complements personal growth, recovery efforts, and the pursuit of stability.
At Isabel Hope Harbor, hope is not abstract — it is built daily through clear expectations, shared responsibility, and the belief that with the right environment, people can move forward with dignity and purpose.
Contact us
Administrative Office
5473 Blair Rd Ste. 100
Dallas, TX 75231
817-600-5913
House #1
Located Near Hatcher Station in South Dallas