Hardeman CountyMatthew Hutchinson2026-09-27T23:18:06-05:00

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Warriors Center Hardeman County

A safe, structured home for women pursuing recovery, spiritual growth and restoration.

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About the Campus

Hardeman County at a Glance

Warriors Center Hardeman County is home to Warriors Center’s residential recovery program for women. Located in Bolivar, Tennessee, the center serves women battling addiction, homelessness and other life-controlling struggles by providing a safe, structured environment focused on spiritual growth, stability and restoration.

Through discipleship, life-skills training and meaningful job training opportunities, the Hardeman County campus helps women rebuild their lives and move toward lasting freedom.

Visit & Contact

Address

505 N. Main Street
Bolivar, TN 38008
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Intake Line

Email

jodi@warriorscenter.org

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Giving to This Center

Warriors Center for Women Hardeman County
EIN 86-1509140
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Checks payable to Warriors Center for Women Hardeman County may be mailed to Warriors Center USA, 562 S Center Street, Collierville, TN 38017.

Hardeman County · 2025 Impact

28Women Served

19,805Job-Training Hours

3Program Graduations

17,808Meals Served

THE HARDEMAN COUNTY RECOVERY PROGRAM

Women at Warriors Center Hardeman County participate in a structured, faith-based program designed to restore stability, discipline, and purpose.

Faith-Based Residential Recovery
Women live in a structured residential community where spiritual formation, daily discipline, and personal accountability form the foundation of recovery and lasting life change.

Structured Daily Accountability
Women follow a disciplined daily schedule that includes work assignments, mentoring, classes, and community responsibilities designed to rebuild habits of responsibility, consistency, and self-control.

Life Skills & Personal Discipline
Women advance through the New Life Discipleship Program, progressing through nine levels of responsibility and three stages of spiritual formation that guide participants toward maturity, leadership, and lasting change. By the time they graduate, residents have completed extensive coursework, memorized and publicly recited Scripture, and participated in more than twenty community outreach efforts that reinforce the program’s commitment to service and transformation.

Work Training & Educational Opportunities
Women at the Hardeman County campus gain valuable work experience through the Warriors Center Thrift Store, where they develop job skills, customer service experience, and financial responsibility in a real-world environment. Residents may also participate in the Hammer Program and Warriors Center Bible College, providing opportunities for deeper discipleship, leadership development, and preparation for life after the program.

Long-Term Community Support
Graduates remain connected to the Warriors Center community through ongoing mentorship, alumni relationships, and continued accountability that reinforce the habits and support systems needed for long-term success. Many former residents go on to serve within the ministry itself, and today ninety five percent of Warriors Center staff first came through the program, continuing the cycle of mentorship for those who follow behind them.

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Staff at the Warriors Center Thrift Store in Bolivar, Tennessee

Warriors Center Thrift Store

Shop Bolivar. Support Recovery.

Our Bolivar store is a working part of the Hardeman County program. Residents gain real job training in retail, customer service and donation processing, and every purchase and donation helps fund recovery for the women in our care.

Get Directions Call the Store

Address

1347 W. Market St.
Bolivar, TN 38008
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Phone

Hours

Mon – Tue10 AM – 6 PM
Wednesday10 AM – 8 PM · Half-Price Day
Thu – Fri10 AM – 6 PM
Saturday9 AM – 5 PM
SundayClosed

Donations are welcome during store hours. For furniture or large donations, call ahead to arrange a pickup. More about our thrift stores →

Our Team

Our Hardeman County Staff

DESTINEY BASKINS, Executive Director

DESTINEY BASKINS

Executive Director

STEPHANIE PARR, Assistant Director

STEPHANIE PARR

Assistant Director

ADRIANA PEASE, Bootcamp and A&D Director

ADRIANA PEASE

Bootcamp and A&D Director

AMY HINES, Program Director

AMY HINES

Program Director

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

If you need help, have questions, or want to connect with our team, start here.

Prefer to speak with someone directly? Call our intake line at
731-658-4733.

CONTACT THE HARDEMAN COUNTY CENTER