How Recovery Works Today
Stage 1
First days
Detox & Stabilization
With our medical partners
- We connect you with a partner detox provider and stay with you through it.
- Safety plan, legal protections, and basic needs covered.
Stage 2
After detox
Sober Housing
REBOS recovery houses & Sparrow House
- Men's and women's recovery houses with structure, accountability, and a 12-step foundation.
- Faith support is available and always optional.
Your Team in Recovery
Partner Medical Providers
Detox and medical care through our partners
Housing Directors
Run our men's and women's recovery houses day to day
Reentry Director
Court, probation, and reentry support
Peer Leaders
Alumni and mentors
Your Rights & Privacy
- Consent first: You choose who we contact and when.
- HIPAA-compliant medical privacy; survivor confidentiality.
- Chain-of-custody when you choose to report to LE.
- Complaints & appeals process is posted and honored.
Family & Friends
- How to encourage without enabling; language that helps; visiting policies
- Family sessions (optional) and coaching resources
- Safety first: never confront traffickers or dealers
Where You Live in Recovery
- REBOS recovery houses: our men's house runs through our sister organization, Flanders Fields, and our women's house is run by We Fight Monsters.
- Structured sober living with house rules, accountability, and a 12-step foundation.
- Sparrow House: safe housing for women leaving trafficking and domestic violence.
- How to apply: call or text 901-207-0879, or start a safe online intake.
For Providers & LE
Warm Handoff
- Our 24/7 line: 901-207-0879 (call or text)
- Warm handoffs from detox into sober housing
- Working partnership with Shelby County Drug Court
- Coming with 777 S Main: our own outpatient detox and clinical on-call
FAQ's
That's decided with a medical provider. We'll connect you with partner detox and walk with you through it.
House rules set limits at first; privileges grow as you get stable.
Yes, within house rules and your consent.
We re-stabilize and adjust the plan; shame is not a tool we use.
