Cupid Ministries Men; Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Cupid Ministries operates transitional recovery housing for men and women in Nashville, Tennessee, in Davidson County.

Transitional Housing for Men and Women Leaving Incarceration

Cupid Ministries, doing business as Cupid Homes, focuses specifically on people coming off parole, out of homelessness, the military, substance abuse treatment or a hospital stay, a wider reentry population than most sober living programs serve. Housing units come furnished, and residents get food, clothing and shelter covered as part of the program, not billed separately from day one.

Case Management Alongside Housing

Beyond a roof, the program provides individualized case management, substance abuse recovery support groups, mental health treatment referrals, employment placement help and family reunification support, all delivered through a 12-step, faith-based framework. That range of services matters most in the first weeks after release or discharge, when housing alone rarely solves the practical problems that put someone at risk of relapse.

Serving Davidson County's Reentry Population

Nashville and Davidson County see a steady flow of people returning from incarceration or completing treatment, and transitional housing built around that specific transition fills a narrower but real need than general sober living does. Cupid Ministries does not publish a street address, so intake and placement happen through direct contact with the organization.

What Tennessee Requires of Recovery Housing

Tennessee requires recovery residences to be certified, and two bodies certify homes in the state: the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences and Recovery is the New High. Certification obliges a written code of ethics, disclosed fees and rules before move-in, and a written relapse and discharge policy.