Women’s Reentry and Recovery Program
Transforming lives within our community
Doors of Hope provides transitional housing and long-term supportive housing to women so that they can rebuild their lives. Our case managers, therapists, and recovery specialists offer a safe, recovery-based environment where our clients can embark on a journey toward health and wholeness. Our goal is to offer hope as well as help to women who choose to embrace positive values and refocus their lives according to those values, changing their futures from the inside out. In our community, we see reduced recidivism rates as ex-offenders learn to become respectful, responsible, contributing citizens by teaching them values and life skills during incarceration and helping them with re-entry challenges after release.
Positive Reformation
The process of building a sober lifestyle includes recovery meetings, counseling sessions, and building community with people who support the decision to get sober.
Mental Health Counseling
Trauma informed licensed counselors work with our clients to set goals and develop approaches to addressing emotional issues, improve coping and communication skills, increase self-esteem, and promote positive and supportive changes in behavior. Our mental health counselors provide individual and group sessions for each client.
Transitional Housing
Doors of Hope provides a safe and supportive transitional housing environment for women with substance use who are either justice-involved or who are experiencing homelessness. Women reside in one of our multiple housing units for the duration of the program, where we provide them with intensive and high quality treatment and recovery support to address their unique needs over a 12 month period.
Peer Recovery Coaching
The Peer Recovery coach offers valuable insight through lived experience and their own achievement of sustained recovery through the twelve-step process. The recovery coach conducts one-on-one weekly meetings in which each woman learns about the recovery process. This includes sponsorship, meeting attendance, homework,, building a recovery network,, completing the twelve steps, giving back to others, and how to achieve and maintain long-term recovery.
Job Training and Placement
Statistics show that 67% of those released without assistance will be re-incarcerated within three years. Women who complete the Doors of Hope Reentry and Recovery Program are reincarcerated at a rate of just 3%. We provide job readiness training, resume building, job training, and placement support.
Invest in Doors of Hope and help women reach new heights
Your contribution will support women in transforming their lives and contributing to their local communities. Donations go directly toward sponsoring services at our Murfreesboro facility. Doors of Hope is a 501 (c)(3) charity and your donation is tax deductible.