Judith Roberts is Founder of the Hope Manor Foundation and served as Director of Hope Manor for 9 years. Currently Judith is President of the Hope Manor Foundation and works part time in managing The Hub Community Recovery Center.

Judith earned a Bachelor of Social Behavioral Sciences and then went on to obtain her Juris Doctor at the University of North Dakota School of Law. Judith is passionate about helping others and as a former criminal defense attorney (Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota and numerous Tribal Courts) she sought to assist people who are disadvantaged in life. She has also worked extensively within the political system to bring about positive changes for others. Judith has been in recovery since January 19, 2009, and since that time her commitment to serving others has expanded to helping alcoholics and addicts in their personal journey of recovery. Judith founded Hope Manor Foundation in 2013 and opened the first sober living homes in North Dakota in January 2014.

Judith volunteers within the community, serves on numerous boards and serves as the President of the National Sober Living Association. Judith was awarded the 2015 Humanitarian Award by the Mayor of Bismarck and in 2017 the Frontier Award by the Governor of North Dakota for her work in providing leadership in sober living.