OUR MISSION
FreshSTART is dedicated to providing a welcoming and non-judgmental space where individuals from all walks of life can find solace, support, and the transformative power of faith. Our mission is to help individuals overcome addiction and emotional pain by offering a community that embraces diversity and provides education, support, and hope.
OUR VISION
We aspire to create a world where the transformative power of Jesus Christ brings healing to society's most broken individuals. Our vision is a stigma-free world, devoid of labels and judgments, where those facing life's toughest challenges find hope, peace, and harmony. We envision a diverse recovery community marked by love, support, and fellowship, providing education and support for individuals and families to embark on their journey to recovery.
WHO
WE ARE
OUR TEAM
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Dedra Campbell
Pastor & Executive Director
Kakeisha Brown
Director of
Daily Operations
Brittany Stanak
Women's Program
Asst. Administrator
Sam Coleman
Men's Program
Asst. Administrator
Jessica Doyle
Intake Coordinator &
Director of Transportation
Rachel Irby
Director of Development
WHAT WE DO
3 for Men / 3 for Women
6 HOUSES
Located in Maury County
FAITH BASED
Eight Month Long Program
TRANSPORTATION
Provided To
Job search
To and From Work
12-Step groups & classes
Dr.'s Appointments
Court Dates
RESIDENTIAL
RECOVERY PROGRAM
SUNDAY
Evening Services 6 PM
CONTEMPORARY
Worship
YOUTH & CHILDREN
Services
RELEVANT
Messages
FRESHSTART RECOVERY CHURCH
EVIDENCED
BASED CURRICULUM
Seeking Safety
MRT
LIFE SKILLS
HealthyBoundaries
Anger Management
Triumph Over Trauma
Financial Literacy
Relapse Prevention
SMALL GROUPS
& LIFE SKILLS
OUR PARTNERS
Columbia First UMC
Craft Memorial UMC
Freeman & Associates
First Farmers Bank
Heritage Funeral Home
St. Petes Episcopal
Harpeth River Dist. UMC
Our program is sponsored in part by a grant through the TN Department of substance Abuse and Mental Health Services