Mercy Me 2 Transitional Services

About Mercy Me 2 Transitional Services

Mercy Me 2 Transitional Services is a faith-based sober living operator in Dallas, Texas, in Dallas County, running certified recovery housing for men and women. Kamsha Ward, a Mental Health Peer Specialist and a woman in long-term recovery herself, founded the organization to educate, inspire and connect people who need transitional support.

A Faith-Centered Recovery Housing Provider

Mercy Me 2 is a nonprofit, and its mission statement describes a "clear, compassionate, and faith-centered message" delivered through housing, peer support and community partnerships. Kamsha Ward's own recovery is part of the organization's public identity, not a background detail, and that lived experience shapes how the peer support side of the program runs.

Two Certified Sober Houses in Dallas

Mercy Me 2 operates two residences in Dallas: Ladies of Mercy Me, for women, and Mercyme2 Men, for men, both certified at Level III by the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network. Keeping the two houses separate by gender lets the organization run one consistent program while still giving each population its own space.

Biweekly Food Distribution for Residents

Beyond housing, Mercy Me 2 runs a biweekly food distribution program, a detail that says something about who the organization serves: people for whom groceries are not a given, especially in the early months after treatment or incarceration when income is still unstable.

TROHN Level III Certification at Both Houses

Both Mercy Me 2 residences hold Level III certification from the Texas Recovery Oriented Housing Network, the highest supervised tier TROHN uses in Texas. That level describes a more closely supervised living model than a peer-managed house, and certification is entirely voluntary in the state, which makes the choice to hold it at both properties a deliberate one.

Serving Dallas and Dallas County

Dallas is the seat of Dallas County and the anchor of North Texas, and Mercy Me 2's donor and volunteer network draws on that scale to fund the housing, food distribution and peer support work the organization runs across the city.