Programs

Recovery Resources

Guidance, tools and insight for individuals and families seeking lasting freedom from addiction.

Need help right now? Call 911 for a medical emergency or immediate danger. For emotional distress or a suicide crisis, call or text 988, or chat with the 988 Lifeline →. Support is free, confidential and available 24/7. For free, confidential treatment referral information, call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.

You do not have to do this alone

Find Your Next Step

Whether you are seeking help for yourself, supporting someone you love, or building a life in recovery, connection matters. Start with a meeting, explore care close to home, or reach out to someone who understands.

Build your support network

Find a Recovery Meeting

Explore in-person and online groups that fit your needs. These links take you to schedules maintained by the organizations themselves. Confirm the time, location and meeting format before attending.

AA Near You

Alcoholics Anonymous offers peer support for people seeking recovery from alcoholism. The free Meeting Guide app helps you find local meetings.

Get the AA Meeting Guide →

AA Online

Connect with an online AA meeting through the Online Intergroup directory. Filter by day, language and meeting type.

Browse online AA meetings →

Celebrate Recovery

A Christ-centered recovery program for people facing hurts, habits and hang-ups. Search by location to find a group.

Find Celebrate Recovery →

Narcotics Anonymous

Find local NA service organizations, meeting schedules and contacts for peer support in recovery from drug addiction.

Find local NA support →

SMART Recovery

Explore free meetings offering practical tools and mutual support for changing addictive behaviors, online and in person.

Find a SMART meeting →

Local AA Schedules

Use the county guide below for meeting directories serving West Tennessee and North Mississippi, including smaller communities.

Choose your county →

Support close to home

Explore Resources by County

Serving communities across West Tennessee and North Mississippi. Select a county for local meeting links and a starting point for care.

Tennessee

Fayette County · Somerville & Oakland

Find a meeting
Somerville Triangle Group listing →

Local care & support
Professional Care Services — Somerville →

Contact the Somerville office for assessments and behavioral health services. Call 901-465-9831.

More local resources

Hardeman County · Bolivar

Find a meeting
Bolivar Group listing →

Local care & support
Quinco — Hardeman County →

The Bolivar office offers outpatient behavioral health care, including substance use services. Call 731-658-6113.

More local resources

Madison County · Jackson

Find a meeting
West Tennessee AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
Quinco — Madison County →

Contact the Jackson office for outpatient behavioral health and substance use services. Call 731-664-2111.

More local resources

Shelby County · Memphis

Find a meeting
Memphis-area AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
Alliance Healthcare Services →

Outpatient addiction treatment for adults in Shelby County. Call 901-369-1410.

More local resources

Tipton County · Covington & Munford

Find a meeting
Memphis-area AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
Professional Care Services — Covington →

For AA, choose Covington or Munford in the schedule. Contact PCS for assessments and behavioral health care. Call 901-476-8967.

More local resources

Mississippi

Alcorn County · Corinth

Find a meeting
AA Meeting Guide app →

Local care & support
Region IV Mental Health Services →

Search Corinth in the Meeting Guide app for current local meetings. Region IV is headquartered in Corinth and serves Alcorn County; use its county directory to ask about care. Main office: 662-286-9883.

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DeSoto County · Southaven, Olive Branch & Hernando

Find a meeting
Memphis-area & DeSoto AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
Region IV Mental Health Services →

Choose your city in the AA schedule. Region IV serves DeSoto County; use its county directory to ask about care. Main office: 662-286-9883.

More local resources

Lafayette County · Oxford

Find a meeting
Oxford-area AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
Communicare — Lafayette County →

The Oxford office connects residents with behavioral health and substance use services. Call 662-234-7521.

More local resources

Lee County · Tupelo

Find a meeting
Northeast Mississippi AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
LIFECORE Health Group — Tupelo →

Contact LIFECORE for behavioral health and addiction services serving Lee County. Call 662-640-4595.

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Union County · New Albany area

Find a meeting
Northeast Mississippi AA meeting schedule →

Local care & support
LIFECORE Health Group →

LIFECORE is the regional provider serving Union County. Ask about substance use care and the nearest service location. Central contact: 662-640-4595.

More local resources

Need help finding a West Tennessee AA meeting? Call the West Tennessee Intergroup at 877-426-8330. For DeSoto County AA contacts, visit District 54 →.

More places to find help

Local Ministries & Community Programs

Explore recovery programs, shelter and practical support across our region. Each organization offers different services; contact its team about admissions, availability and costs.

Memphis Union Mission

Memphis · Shelter & recovery

Christ-centered support for people facing homelessness, addiction or crisis, including emergency help and recovery programs.

The Salvation Army ARC

Memphis · Residential recovery for men

A residential work-therapy program with spiritual, social and emotional support.

Lighthouse / Safe Harbor

Brighton · Recovery & community re-entry

Safe Harbor of Tipton County, under Lighthouse Mission Ministries, offers recovery support, life skills and employment assistance.

DeSoto County Dream Center

Horn Lake & Olive Branch · Family support

Food, clothing, education and healthcare resources help families build stability. Contact the center about the services you need.

Serenity Recovery Centers

Memphis · Addiction treatment

Residential and outpatient treatment, with aftercare support.

CAAP, Inc.

Memphis · Substance use services

The Cocaine and Alcohol Awareness Program provides substance use services.

Calvary Rescue Mission

Memphis · Shelter for men

A faith-based mission offering overnight lodging, meals, clothing, chapel services and discipleship.

Adult & Teen Challenge

Memphis · Residential recovery for adult men

A Christ-centered residential program for men ages 18 and older. Contact the Memphis center for program and admission details.

Dream Center of Jackson

Jackson · Women & mothers with children

A gospel-centered residential program helping women and mothers with children move beyond homelessness toward stability.

Home of El Roi

Corinth, MS · Single mothers with children

A Christ-centered residential recovery program where mothers and their children live together while she receives counseling, parenting and job training, and discipleship.

Crosswind Ministry

Corinth, MS · Housing & community outreach

A faith-based ministry helping people move out of homelessness with housing, case management and job placement, plus recovery classes and referrals for food, rent and medical needs.

Region IV Chemical Dependency Complex

Corinth, MS · Residential treatment

A 30- to 45-day residential addiction treatment program for men and women, operated by Region IV Mental Health Services. Ask about admission requirements and costs.

Help finding the right care

Treatment & Referral Resources

If you are unsure where to begin, these services can help you explore treatment options. Ask providers about eligibility, availability, insurance and costs.

Tennessee REDLINE

Confidential substance use treatment referrals, available 24/7. Call or text 800-889-9789.

Explore Tennessee help →

Mississippi Department of Mental Health

Find substance use services across Mississippi. Call the helpline at 877-210-8513 for help locating services.

Explore Mississippi help →

SAMHSA National Helpline

Free, confidential treatment referral information, 24/7, in English and Spanish. Call 800-662-4357.

Find national treatment support →

Support for the people who care

Families Need Support, Too

You deserve encouragement, practical tools and a place to be heard while supporting someone you love.

Al-Anon Family Groups

Support for people affected by someone else’s drinking. Find in-person and online meetings for connection and shared experience.

Find an Al-Anon meeting →

SMART Family & Friends

Meetings and tools for people supporting someone with addictive behaviors, with a focus on communication, coping and self-care.

Explore Family & Friends →

Nar-Anon Family Groups

Peer support for families and friends affected by someone else’s addiction. Find local and virtual meetings through the national directory.

Find a Nar-Anon meeting →

Build stability for the road ahead

Housing, Work & Everyday Support

Recovery also depends on a safe place to live, food, healthcare and meaningful work. Explore these regional and statewide starting points. Eligibility, fees and availability vary.

Recovery housing & nearby ministries
  • Oxford House →
    Search Tennessee and Mississippi for peer-run recovery homes and current vacancies. Contact individual houses using the locator.

  • Broken Lives Ministry →
    Nearby regional option: faith-based residential recovery for men in Nettleton and women near the Lee/Pontotoc county line. Ask about admission and medical requirements.
    Phone: 662-591-7054

Food & local assistance directories
  • Mid-South Food Bank →
    Search by ZIP code for food pantries and mobile distributions. Confirm hours and requirements with the listed pantry.

  • United Way of Northeast Mississippi →
    County directories connect Lee and Union County residents with food, healthcare, housing and family support organizations.

  • 211 →
    Find local referrals for housing, food, transportation and other essential needs.
    Phone: 211

Employment & legal assistance
  • Jobs4TN →
    Tennessee’s official starting point for job searches and workforce services. Use the site to find the right local contact.

  • Mississippi WIN Job Centers →
    Find nearby centers for job-search assistance, training resources and employment support. Local phone numbers are listed in the directory.

  • North Mississippi Rural Legal Services →
    Civil legal assistance for eligible low-income residents of North Mississippi, including DeSoto, Union, Lee and Lafayette counties.
    Intake: 800-898-8731

Overdose prevention & naloxone access

For a suspected overdose, call 911 immediately.

Information you can keep and share

Printable Guides & State Resources

Official resources from Mississippi DMH and Tennessee DHS for individuals, families and anyone helping someone take the next step. Open a PDF to save or print a copy.

Mississippi Treatment Directory

Mississippi DMH’s 2024–2025 directory of certified alcohol and drug treatment providers. Confirm current services directly with the provider.

Open directory (PDF) →

Mississippi: How to Get Help

A one-page guide to finding mental health services, the DMH helpline and 988 crisis support.

Open help flyer (PDF) →

Mississippi Reentry Resources

Help connecting with mental health and addiction treatment services when returning to the community. Includes regional contacts and crisis resources.

Open reentry guide (PDF) →

Tennessee SNAP & Food Assistance

Official DHS application checklists, printable forms and nutrition resources. Choose the checklist that applies to your household.

SNAP guides & forms →

Tennessee Benefits Portal Guide

The 2026 guide to applying for benefits, uploading documents and checking your case through One DHS. Contact center: 833-772-8347.

Open portal guide (PDF) →

Tennessee Employment Support

A printable overview of Vocational Rehabilitation services for job seekers with disabilities, including training and job placement support.

Open employment flyer (PDF) →

Explore more: Mississippi DMH brochure library →   Tennessee job seeker resources →

These links open materials hosted by the state agencies. Older editions may still be posted; check with the agency for current eligibility, contacts and program details.

Hope begins with a conversation

Let’s Talk About Your Next Step

If you are exploring Warriors Center for yourself or someone you love, our team can explain our programs and help you take the next step.

Resource links reviewed September 2026. Meeting schedules and services may change; confirm details directly with the organization. Listed organizations operate independently of Warriors Center. Meeting support complements professional care; it does not replace medical treatment.