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Resident Houseparents

Living Hope, a supportive maternal housing residence in Forsyth County, Georgia, is looking for a Christian couple to serve as Houseparents in a home for adult women during and after pregnancy. Houseparents oversee the daily functions of the home while modeling a healthy marriage relationship and exemplifying the compassion of Christ for each mom and baby. Candidates must be at least 25 years of age, financially responsible, and willing to live at Living Hope. Houseparents live rent-free in an onsite, fully furnished apartment. Utilities are included. Benefits include PTO, HRA, Life, Dental, Vision, and Simple IRA. The couple's combined salary is $50,000/year. Interested couples may send their resumes with a cover letter to Beth Hathorn at bhathorn@whisperinghope.org.

Posted 3/19/2024

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