About this Recovery House
Renewed Treasures Ministries is a women's recovery residence in Springfield, Missouri, the seat of Greene County. It is a faith-based transitional housing program serving women eighteen and older who are rebuilding after addiction, incarceration, domestic violence or homelessness, run by a Springfield 501(c)(3) that also operates a community thrift store.
A Faith-Based Sober House for Women
Renewed Treasures Ministries builds its program around Christian mentorship, with women who have been through recovery themselves guiding newer residents through the same process. That peer structure sits alongside the practical work of transitional housing: life skills training, employment support and a path toward permanent housing once a resident is ready to move on.
Who This Springfield Recovery Home Serves
The residence is open to women recovering from more than substance use alone. Its stated population includes women coming out of incarceration, domestic violence and homelessness as well as addiction, which broadens who a referral source might reasonably send. What unifies the intake is a woman eighteen or older ready to commit to a structured, faith-centered program.
Certification in Missouri's Voluntary System
Missouri places no legal requirement on a recovery residence to certify with anyone, and the Missouri Department of Mental Health's licensure covers clinical treatment facilities; standalone sober housing falls outside it. The Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers runs the state's voluntary accreditation as its NARR affiliate. A Missouri residence outside that list, like this one, has simply not pursued the voluntary program, which is not evidence of anything about the quality of the housing itself.
Recovery Housing in Greene County
Springfield is the largest city in southwest Missouri and the seat of Greene County, giving residents access to outpatient providers, courts and entry-level employment inside one city. Renewed Treasures Ministries also runs a thrift store in Springfield that supports the organization financially and gives residents a connection to the broader community outside the house itself.
Reaching Renewed Treasures Ministries
Applications go directly to the organization. Anyone considering the program should ask how its faith-based curriculum is structured day to day, how long a typical stay runs, what the mentorship relationship looks like in practice, and how the transition to permanent housing is supported once a resident completes the program.
ABOUT US
We are men & women committed to staying free from incarceration, addiction, domestic violence, homelessness, and other life-controlling issues. We support other men & women in making and maintaining this same commitment.
Additionally, we assist individuals involved in Renewed Treasures Ministries in developing the tools and life-skills necessary to become productive citizens: we support Renewed Treasures Ministries in reestablishing their family relationships and child custody as well as in employment and permanent housing. Renewed Treasure Ministries helps build God-fearing men and woman, nurturing mothers and father, and good neighbors who give back to society.
