HFM was founded in 2004 and opened its doors on June 1st 2004 in the community of Northside. At that time, it housed eight women. In 2006 HFM moved to the Price Hill area and continued to operate independently, using rented facilities that now housed 10 women. On October 1st 2009 HFM merged into Serenity Consultants Inc with a focus on expanding services to both the men and women's recovering housing programs. In 2013, a family that had supported SRN for several years offered to sell a 5-unit rental property in Price Hill at a deeply discounted price. This would allow HFM to invest in its future by owning rather than renting.  On December 31st 2013, SRN purchased the property with the intention of renovating the property so that it could be used as a communal residence for our women's program. SRN raised $27,000 for improvements and received a grant from an anonymous donor for another $50k towards renovations. Along with additional individual and corporate contributions as well as several large grants, the funding for this half million dollar project was secured.

The new facility serves as a legacy to Angie Edwards, who sadly passed away in early 2017 before the project was complete.  The new house would allow HFM to expand services to 15 women. Today HFM continues to assist women who are seeking to help maintain their recovery in a structured and caring environment. The women who reside at HFM are able to strengthen their foundation and recovery, find employment or further their education, which helps them become self-sufficient. Since its beginning, 121 (need new number) women have received the help and support that each of them has to offer. These women have integrated back into their families and into the community.