Frequently Asked Questions About Restoration House Ministries Services

Twelve months—give or take—depending on specific court orders and whether the client is free from set-backs.

Bring enough sets of clothing for a week. Include twin sheets and linens, pillow, and toiletries, as well. 

Yes, we work with TN Probation and Parole Departments and out-of-state probation and parole departments.

Yes, we are contracted with DHS and provide job coaching, job readiness, and training and life-skill classes. 

Yes, some of our clients have already received their GED diploma.

No, we do not. We operate on church grounds during the day and are also extremely close to an elementary school. 

The Faith-Based Program has visitation once a month on Sunday afternoons, usually from 1pm-5pm.

The Clinical treatment program has visitation every Sunday afternoon from 1pm-4pm. Also, Sundays are when family counseling sessions are scheduled.

Yes, we are in network with all major carriers in Tennessee, including Medicaid and Medicare.

He will be enrolled in the discipleship program if he wishes.

Yes, in our outpatient clinical program. Currently, our residential discipleship program is men only. 

Yes, there is a referral link to use for all referring agencies or parties.

Yes, we allow certain types of prescribed medication for mental and physical health concerns. 

Yes, but only vape pens. We believe in meeting people where they are; however, we encourage our clients to quit nicotine for their general health and long-term recovery needs.