Timothy House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Timothy House is a men's recovery residence in Talking Rock, Georgia, in Pickens County. Operated by Regeneration Ministries Inc. since 1999, it runs a nine to twenty-four month residential program and holds Level II Type M (Monitored) certification, with a published monthly fee between $800 and $1,000.

A Long-Term Faith-Based Sober House in Talking Rock

Timothy House serves men in a small Pickens County town in the north Georgia foothills. Its nine-to-twenty-four-month range is unusually flexible for the region, letting a man stay for as long as his recovery actually requires instead of exiting on a fixed date. No street address is published, and placement is arranged directly through the ministry.

Working With Probation and Parole

Regeneration Ministries works regularly with probation, parole and the criminal justice system, and it treats every resident's placement as voluntary regardless of how he arrived. That combination lets the house take referrals tied to a legal case without turning the program itself into a mandated one.

What Level II Monitored Certification Establishes

Level II Type M certification through GARR commits the house to a published code of ethics, written disclosure of the fee and rules before move-in, and an outside complaint process, standards Georgia does not otherwise require since it does not license recovery housing directly. THOR approval further marks the house as recognized transitional housing for reentry.

Recovery Housing in Pickens County, Georgia

Pickens County's seat is Jasper, and Talking Rock is a small town in the county's northern reach, in the Appalachian foothills of northwest Georgia. Long-term, faith-based recovery housing is scarce in this part of the state, and a program with a two-decade history gives the region an established option.

Applying to Timothy House

Applications go through Regeneration Ministries directly. Worth asking: how the nine-to-twenty-four-month range is decided for an individual resident, what the monthly fee covers, and how the ministry works with an existing probation or parole officer.