Recovery Housing Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Housing is a women's sober living program in Nashville, Tennessee, on Clarksville Pike in Davidson County, operated by Renewal House as permanent, affordable housing for women continuing their recovery.

Permanent Recovery Housing on Renewal House's Campus

Where Renewal House's residential treatment program is built for women in the early stages of recovery, this program is the next step: housing priced below market rate for women who have already been through treatment and need a stable, drug-free place to live long term. That distinction matters for a woman weighing a shelter bed against a lease, since Recovery Housing is meant to be a home, with no built-in exit date.

Serving Women Who Have Completed Treatment

Renewal House built its reputation on residential treatment for pregnant women and mothers, and Recovery Housing extends that work past discharge. A woman who completed the Family Treatment Program on the same campus can move into this housing without losing her connection to Renewal House's Intensive Outpatient Program or its Child Development Center.

Davidson County and Metro Nashville

Nashville and Davidson County share a single consolidated government, and this campus sits on Clarksville Pike toward the city's north side. That puts residents within reach of the courts, employers and outpatient providers concentrated in the county seat, useful for a woman balancing a job, a lease and ongoing recovery work in the same part of the city.

One Campus, Two Renewal House Programs

Recovery Housing operates alongside Renewal House's residential Family Treatment Program on the same Clarksville Pike campus. Since 1996, the organization has served more than 9,700 women and children across its combined programs, and Recovery Housing is where many of those women land once residential treatment ends.