This home is in a great location. It has been totally renovated. The owners are committed to…read moreproviding men with the best opportunity to continue on their journey to remaining clean and sober. I highly recommend this house if your loved one is looking for a safe home to begin a new life!! You won't find a better place in this vicinity. Reach out today-don't wait!! It's been shown that people in recovery have a better chance of remaining in recovery if they enter a home surrounded by people they can relate to and be encouraged by while also having responsibilities and accountability!!

From the owner: Men's Sober Living Home in Tupelo, MSread more

Horrible place. Especially when they don't follow hippa. Told my their things, she went to tell the…read moreowner. Not professional at all.

Tulip Hill Recovery is one of the best treatment centers in the Tennessee area. They offer amazing…read moreprograms to help individuals who struggle with Substance Abuse Disorder. They have effective treatment that can get you on the road to recovery and living a life that you deserve. They also offer different levels of treatment with flexibility that can help continue the progress you made , while safely reintegrating back into your day to day life. The caring and compassionate team of addiction specialists at Tulip Hill Recovery are ready to help you every step of the way. Contact their knowledgeable and helpful admission staff to learn more. Recovery is possible.

IF YOU ARE SPECUFICALLY DEALING WITH MENTAL HEALTH, THIS IS NOT THE PLACE FOR YOU!…read more There is no outlet or group support available for those struggling with mental health here. So much so, that someone committed suicide last week. Second Chance mainly caters to NA/AA clients and money. Claims of Faith Based is an exaggeration too. If looking for a Faith Base program, try GRACE, Butterfly Hearts, or Nashville's Rescue Mission Life Program. I understand that Second Chance us a self-sustaining halfway house but cramming 5-6 people in one living space can be overwhelming esp with one bathroom. Each duplex/triplex holding up to 15-28 people. The kicker being average rent us $185+/wkly for a SHARED room (up to $800/mo) and $225+/wkky for an INDIVIDUAL room (up to $1k/mo). Most clients here are working 2+ jobs, dealing with personal issues like court/etc, sobriety; there's no implementation of a savings program for when they need to transition out of the program. I understand Second Chance has to deal with housing insurance, housing maintenance, pest control (if you're at 215A/B - rats are rampant and the dead carcasses aren't discarded which leaves the entire duplex smelling -- their solution is only to use peppermint oil to mask the scent), yard maintenance, possibly appliance upgrades (which many have complained that refrigerators were missing shelves/too small or clients were even told to come out of pocket for their own dorm size mini frig), and bus maintenance/insurance (bus automatically shuts off while being idle, no a/c , and is too small for taking groups to AA meetings - some have had to uber/take the bus). However, if you're receiving. a minimum of $11k-17k/mo per duplex/triplex -- there should be ZERO issues. Brian, owner, simply doesn't care about the clients; only about the money so he can afford his next trip to Columbia or upgrades on his lake house. I gave two stars due to two hard working individuals, Victoria & Nate. Victoria is blunt nor does she coddle - she will work with you to make sure you have what you need. Nate is an outstanding, hardworking individual that does maintenance for Second Chance housing, may not be done when you want it but it will get done! Fair warning: *If you don't already have a job, can't get a job in the alloted time frame (generally 2 weeks), or disabled but not receiving unemployment/SSD -- this is not the place for you either. **Sending out love and positivity to those that are dealing with sobriety; it's hard but in the end it'll be worth it!

A great place to heal, grow, rebuild as experience, strength and hope are shared. This community is…read moreheavily aimed toward recovery with focuses on faith, education and personal responsibility. 12 step program that assists both men and women in recovery with multiple locations offering supportive services and referrals when needed.

Sunrise Sober Living saved my life!! Mr Brett (owner)…read moresincerely cares about his Tennants. He goes over and above for everyone

To be completely honest this place has absolutely changed my life. Without the house manager Davon…read moreI wouldn't be anywhere near as successful as I currently am. He is always willing to go out of his way to show me guidance and has given my tools in life that I could truly never thank him enough for. Brett the owner has been more than generous with allowing me to stay. He is very understanding of my disabilities as an individual and between him and Davon they make me feel very welcomed. I can truly say at the end of the day this great home has laid down the foundation I need to truly succeed in life and continue to stay on a much better path that continues to grow with possibilities especially with healthy sober living.

Between covid and the flu I had to reschedule a feed times. Rebecca was wonderful. I finally saw…read moresomeone after a switch in insurance and running out of meds. I am bipolar. For the first time in over ten years I felt like someone saw and heard me. She even called me as I was getting to pharmacy for meds to tell me she had looked at my allergies and decided the first med wasn't going to work for me so she sent in a different medicine for me.

I entrusted Freeman with my recovery and they didn't drop the ball, albeit me being near…read moreincorrigible. The staff went over and above and painstakingly laid the groundwork for me to walk in the hallowed footprints of true recovery. I'm now thriving in sober living and utilizing spiritual principals reinforced at Freeman to stay clean. Thank you

My brother was a patient here who was involuntarily removed-- he did not choose to leave. When I…read moreflew from Denver to retrieve his belongings, no ID was required and no one reviewed what he checked in against what was returned. A significant amount of clothing and personal items never made it back to us. When I inquired, staff claimed he verbally authorized giving his belongings away -- something he flatly denies. On top of this, we have been seeking a partial refund for his unused program time given that he left involuntarily. Despite MANY emails to leadership over several weeks, we have yet to receive a single response. Families should document everything carefully and request an itemized belongings receipt at check-in and check-out.