Mercyme2 Men Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Mercyme2 Men is a men's sober living home in Dallas, Texas, in Dallas County, certified at Level III by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. Mercy Me 2 Transitional Services, a faith-based nonprofit founded by Kamsha Ward, operates the residence alongside a companion women's house in the city.

A Men's Residence Under a Faith-Based Nonprofit

Mercyme2 Men houses men only, run by an organization whose founder is herself a Mental Health Peer Specialist in long-term recovery. A street address for this specific property is not published; placement and move-in arrangements go directly through Mercy Me 2.

Peer Support and Community Ties

Mercy Me 2 built its identity on peer recovery support and community partnerships before it ran housing, and that background carries into how Mercyme2 Men operates day to day, with peer accountability treated as central to the program.

Biweekly Food Distribution

Residents have access to the organization's biweekly food distribution program, one of several supports Mercy Me 2 runs beyond housing itself for people whose income is still unstable in the months after treatment.

TROHN Level III Certification

Mercyme2 Men is certified at Level III, TROHN's most supervised tier in Texas, through the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. Certification is entirely voluntary in the state, and holding it at Level III signals a more closely supervised model than a peer-managed house typically runs.

Paired With a Women's House in the Same Network

Mercyme2 Men operates alongside Ladies of Mercy Me under the same nonprofit, so a resident who eventually needs a different arrangement, or a family with both a son and a daughter in recovery, is working with a single organization.