OUR HOUSES

Hale House
Memphis, TN


Hale House is Roots' first recovery house opened in 2019 in the West Binghampton neighborhood of Memphis TN. We are located 1 block from MATA bus stop and walking distance to 2 local AA & NA recovery meetings.  

Ellis House
​Jackson, TN 

Ellis House is Roots' Women & Children Friendly house in Jackson, TN. This is a Co-Op Recovery Community. Women (& child if needed) sign a 6 month lease, get their own bedroom in a 5 bedroom, 3 full bath house. This gives our ladies rental history and sets  them up for their next step of living on their own.

OUR PROGRAMS

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BRANCHES OF WELLNESS: Roots Community Resident receive a "Wellness Companion" which includes handouts and worksheets on everything from meditation to healthy eating. Everyone in our community has the opportunity to meet with our Roots' Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS) to navigate resources and set goals in each of the following areas. Environmental - Emotional & Mental Health - Spiritual - Recovery - Social - Occupational - Physical Health & Financial.
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ROOTS RETREAT: As women in recovery we have so many responsibilities and daily activities that we sometimes put connecting with ourselves on the back burner. Checking in with ourselves is crucial for the Spiritual Growth and Healing needed for Sustainable Sobriety. Roots Recovery Communities is creating the space to Tune In, Tune Up and Transform.
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BRIDGING THE GAP: Roots has a fund to help our residents with rent, medicine, food, transportation, etc. for when life's emergencies happen, they don't have to choose between rent or medicine. This is an extra safety net to help our residents from "Falling through the Cracks". Our Bridging the G​ap Fund is also used to help new residents with rent while they are finding their own income stream.  ​CLICK HERE TO DONATE & HELP US BRIDGE THE GAP.
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ROOTS WEEKLY ONLINE MEETINGS: We get together weekly as a community of women in recovery. We discuss "Outside Issues" which consist of women's issues topics such as relationship red flags, mothers in recovery, codependency, adverse childhood experiences to name a few. It's a great way to grow our community and create a safe space for women to discuss topics not generally heard at traditional 12-Step meeting.