Ladies of Mercy Me Women's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Ladies of Mercy Me is a women's sober living home in Dallas, Texas, in Dallas County, certified at Level III by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. It is run by Mercy Me 2 Transitional Services, a faith-based nonprofit founded by Kamsha Ward, a Mental Health Peer Specialist in long-term recovery herself.

A Women's Sober House Rooted in Lived Experience

Ladies of Mercy Me serves women only, and the organization behind it was founded by someone who has lived through recovery herself. A specific street address for the residence is not published; applicants work directly with Mercy Me 2 to arrange placement.

A Faith-Centered Approach to Transitional Housing

Mercy Me 2 describes its mission in explicitly faith-centered terms, and Ladies of Mercy Me operates inside that framework alongside the organization's peer support and community outreach work. Residents are part of a nonprofit built around donor and volunteer relationships, not a commercial rental operation.

Food Support Alongside Housing

Mercy Me 2 runs a biweekly food distribution program available to residents, addressing a need that is easy to overlook next to housing itself: groceries are not guaranteed for someone rebuilding income after treatment or incarceration, and this program closes that gap directly.

What TROHN Level III Certification Means

Ladies of Mercy Me holds Level III certification, TROHN's most closely supervised tier, from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. Certification is voluntary in Texas, and this level describes housing with a more structured supervision model than a purely peer-run house.

Part of a Two-House Dallas Network

Ladies of Mercy Me operates alongside Mercyme2 Men, a companion men's residence under the same nonprofit, giving Mercy Me 2 the ability to serve both genders in Dallas without splitting referrals across separate organizations.