Building hope together
Many pregnant women in the Willamette Valley face homelessness, isolation, and the heartbreaking choice of going through pregnancy alone. Building on 27 years of trusted care, Road to Hope is expanding to Salem, creating a safe place where mothers can find housing, hope, and support before, during, and after delivery.
“My mom told me that I should have an abortion but I wanted to give my baby life. Road to Hope gave my baby a chance to live.”
Stories like Sophia’s remind us why expanding hope to the Salem area matters.
Why Salem
As we prayerfully considered the growing number of women desperate for safe, stable housing and support, the Salem area emerged as a place where calling and opportunity clearly align. The timing reflects God’s provision and open doors.
Expanding to Salem allows Road to Hope to respond to this need while remaining rooted in the work already happening at our Beaverton campus. This growth is about extending refuge to more mothers who need a safe place to rest, heal, and prepare for motherhood.
THIS STEP REFLECTS GOD’S TIMING BY MEETING A REAL NEED WITH A MODEL OF CARE PROVEN OVER ALMOST THREE DECADES.
Where Need, Opportunity, and Experience Meet
For 27 years, the Lord has sustained and guided Road to Hope as a place of refuge for mothers and babies. Through His provision, and through the prayers, generosity, and commitment of faithful partners, women have found safety, babies have been protected, and families have begun new chapters grounded in hope.
Through prayer and God-ordained connections, we were presented with a unique opportunity: a partnership that makes it possible to prepare a new home for mothers in the Salem area. This moment brings together real need, available space, and decades of experience—each in God’s perfect timing.
Building on this strong and proven foundation, our expansion to Salem is a continuation of the Christ-centered, relationship-driven care that has shaped Road to Hope from the beginning
Rooted in Faith. Proven For Over 27 Years.
This expansion is the careful and prayerful stewardship of an opportunity god has entrusted us with.
four ways to build hope
As we step into this next chapter with two campuses united by one mission, there are meaningful ways you can be part of what God is doing.
pray
Pray for wisdom, unity, and provision, and for the mothers and babies who will soon call the Salem home their own. We also invite you to continue lifting up the ongoing work at our Beaverton campus.
serve
Serve by offering your time and skills as we prepare the Salem home and continue caring for moms and babies across both campuses.
support
Road to Hope is 100% donor-funded. Every gift helps sustain Christ-centered care for mothers and babies in both Beaverton and Salem.
invite
Relationships are central to strong, Christ-centered care. As we grow, we are seeking to expand connections in the Salem and Willamette Valley area. One conversation can open the door to hope for many.
a shared foundation of hope
Unless the Lord builds the house, those who built it labor in vain.
PSALM 127:1
This is what hope can feel like when a mother finally has a safe place to land:
When Road to Hope picked me up, I was nervous. It was a mix of emotions - excitement and a relief. I felt that's where I needed to be. It felt safe. I had a room. I had a bed. I had food. No one there was going to harm me. Road to Hope was there.
-Sierra, Former Client