Kealoha Ministries

About Kealoha Ministries

Kealoha Ministries is a faith-based recovery housing operator in Spring City, Tennessee, running one certified women's recovery home in Rhea County.

A Christ-Centered Sober Living Operator

Founders Justin and Kahala Jennings built the ministry after their own years in addiction and recovery, and Kahala's best friend Stacey Cordero, who lost both parents to addiction, works alongside her running the day-to-day of the program.

Celebrate Recovery and the 12 Steps

The operator's curriculum combines Celebrate Recovery, a church-based recovery program, with the 12 Steps, giving residents a faith framework alongside the peer-accountability model most sober living relies on.

TN-ARR Certified Recovery Housing Provider

Kealoha Ministries holds certification through the Tennessee Alliance of Recovery Residences, and describes holding itself to the affiliate's best practices for managing a recovery home, a standard the ministry states directly on its own site.

Serving Rhea County

The operator runs its program from Spring City in Rhea County, a smaller-town setting in southeast Tennessee that keeps women in recovery connected to a local church and recovery community instead of relocating to a larger metro area.

Applying to Kealoha Ministries

Applications for Aloha House go directly through the ministry, which publishes its weekly cost, $150 plus $50 for food, upfront, so no inquiry is needed to learn the basics.