ASHLEY’S PLACE

MHouse ft_Lo

Currently we have two locations serving women in the Central Ohio area. Both houses are located on the North end of Columbus. All homes are within walking distance to the COTA bus route. Our women’s housing all have fenced in back yards, off street parking, trash and yard waste pick up, washer and dryers, and a detached garage. Both locations are within walking distance to restaurants, shopping, and numerous employment opportunities. Those houses are within 1 mile of 12-step meetings and have good access to I-71 North and South and, 670 East and West

For more information on HOPE Recovery, email Leigh at: leighhoperecovery@gmail.com or leave a message for Leigh at: 614-642-3180

Bathroom
Bedroom 1 of 2
Bedroom 1 of 2
Eating Area
Back Yard
Kitchen
Living Room
Living Room

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Ashley, like many addicts was a warm, loving, giving and funny person. She would give her last dollar to a stranger or her favorite item of clothing to someone in need. I remember when she came home from kindergarten one day and said “mommy, the school is asking us to donate our change from our lunch money to the children of 9/11 fund”. She proceeded to tell her father and I that she wanted to donate her piggy bank. It was a large glass Mickey Mouse piggy bank that had to be broken open, she could not even lift it. I asked her if she was sure she wanted to do that, I said, we could just give her money to bring to school. She replied with mommy those kids lost their parents, I have you and daddy. I have all I need! They need it more than I do. It brought tears to my eyes. The next day I took her and her piggy bank to school and she donated it to the fund. Ashley died 2 years to the day that she started using heroin. She tried for 22 of those months to quit using heroin and could never find her way out for good. I know she would want others to learn from her death. She tried to help others even when she couldn’t help herself. 9/25/1996- 12/20/2016.