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Our moms started a gardening club! Twice a week, the moms at Renewal House gather for their “Grateful Gardening Club”. Encouraged by their therapist, the women have begun learning just how therapeutic gardening can be; it’s relaxing, a good way to cope with stress, and provides quiet time to reflect. Each week they learn a

It’s been six months since we hosted our first “VIRTUAL” Renewal House Thanksgiving and we are still filled with so much gratitude. Renewal House Thanksgiving is an important event to lift up the work being done to renew and restore the lives of women with substance use disorders and their children. This event wouldn’t have

In these uncertain times, we join with you in concern for those who are affected by the outbreak of COVID-19. At Renewal House, we are working very hard to safeguard our clients and employees. We are continuing to provide services to our clients using telehealth and other modes of communication to ensure everyone’s safety. We

In Tennessee, costs associated with the opioid crisis have reached epidemic proportions in the workplace. According to the University of Tennessee, the societal costs to Tennesseans exceed $2 billion annually. Additionally, it is estimated that 70,000 Tennesseans are addicted to opioids. Renewal House is working to combat the opioid epidemic through our educational Lunch &

As published in The Tennessean: Jamie McGee, The Tennessean Published 5:00 a.m. CT Feb. 12, 2020 | Updated 9:58 a.m. CT Feb. 12, 2020 Bradley Jackson, who works as the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce CEO, is well versed in workforce training, tariffs and union participation. Now, he and other Tennessee business officials are turning their