Grace House of Memphis

About Grace House of Memphis

Grace House of Memphis is a nonprofit recovery housing operator in Memphis, Tennessee, running a women's residential program since 1976.

Fifty Years as a Memphis Recovery Housing Provider

Founder Pat Stokes built the organization around one rule that has outlasted every other change in fifty years: nobody is refused admission for lack of money. That commitment still defines how the operator runs today, funded through a mix of program fees, donations and community support, and not on private pay alone.

A Full Continuum From Residential Treatment to Extended Care

Grace House runs roughly six months of residential treatment followed by extended care for women who need more time, and staff work on employment and housing placement before graduation, so residents do not have to figure out next steps alone.

A Long-Standing Presence in Midtown Memphis

Operating from the same North Montgomery Street address for decades has given Grace House deep ties to Memphis Medical District providers and to the Shelby County recovery community more broadly, relationships a newer operator would need years to build.

Contacting Grace House of Memphis

Admission starts with a preadmission screening call, and the organization's decades of continuous operation are the strongest thing a prospective resident or family member can check before applying.