Never Alone

About Never Alone

Never Alone is a sober living operator based in Knoxville, Tennessee, running women's transitional housing across Knox County. Founder Elisabeth Feggans, in recovery since November 2003, built the organization around peer accountability and a board that pairs lived recovery experience with professional expertise.

A Knoxville Sober Living Operator for Women

Never Alone runs women's recovery housing exclusively, and its two Knoxville residences give it room to work with women at different points in early recovery. The organization frames its work as supportive housing paired with accountability, not simply a lease, and it emphasizes confidentiality for the women it houses.

Two Recovery Homes in Knoxville

Never Alone operates two women's sober houses in Knoxville. Neither is individually branded on the organization's site, and both draw on the same staff, board and community partnerships, so a resident moving between them keeps the same points of contact.

A Board Built on Recovery and Professional Experience

Never Alone's board includes people with backgrounds in counseling, nonprofit management, accounting and community advocacy alongside women with their own recovery history. That combination shapes how the organization sets expectations for residents and how it handles the practical, financial side of running transitional housing.

Serving Knox County and East Tennessee

Knoxville is the seat of Knox County and the regional hub for East Tennessee, with treatment providers, courts and employers that draw people from surrounding counties. Never Alone's housing sits inside that network, which matters for a woman who needs to keep an appointment, a court date or a job interview without leaving the city.

Reaching Never Alone in Knoxville

Women interested in either residence apply directly through Never Alone. The organization's emphasis on confidentiality and its peer-informed board are the practical details worth asking about before intake: how placement between the two houses is decided, what accountability looks like day to day, and how the organization works with outside counseling and treatment providers.