Resources

Jefferson County is fortunate to have a wide variety of recovery resources for individuals experiencing substance use disorder or their family and friends who are looking for additional support and education.

Our HART initiative has partnered with agencies in the area to provide an extensive set of services for those who need them.

Outside of our partner agencies, there are several other organizations who provide top notch care to those in need.

Rescue 180

Breaking Chains, Building Futures, Rooted in Faith

Rescue 180, located in downtown Jefferson City, is Jefferson County’s Substance Abuse Coalition providing prevention and recovery to those experiencing substance use disorder. Their programs consist of primary and secondary prevention, children’s programs and advocacy, and recovery/inmate reentry.

In partnership with Rescue 180, our community has access to a Regional Overdose Prevention Specialist (ROPS) who provides education on overdose prevention and response to anyone: individuals, organizations, first responders, etc. Learn more about ROPS services.

Renovatus

A recovery community empowering people and restoring lives.

Founded by Pete and Beth Higgs, Renovatus is a recovery community for those seeking to be free from substance use disorders such as drug or alcohol addiction. They offer Christian Discipleship, a Safe Home, Life Skills Training, and Community. These four areas provide a framework for the ministry and opportunities for individuals to succeed in their recovery.

McNabb Center Mobile Clinic

Helping to break down barriers of accessing traditional healthcare, the McNabb Center’s Mobile Health Clinic screens for mental health, substance use and chronic health conditions, and provides mental health and substance use treatment in Jefferson, Cocke, Grainger, Hancock, and Claiborne counties. The Jefferson County mobile clinic is set up at the Judicial Center on Wednesdays.

4th Judicial District Drug Recovery Court

Changing Lives One Step at a Time, One Day at a Time

Serving Jefferson, Cocke, Grainger, and Sevier counties, the mission of the 4th Judicial District Drug Recovery Court is to provide a greater opportunity for recovery from substance use disorder for local non-violent offenders through effective treatment and supervision, effectively reducing crime and its costs, increasing public safety, and restoring individuals to their families, workplaces, and communities.

Jefferson County Jail Inmate Recovery Program

The Jefferson County Jail’s recovery program is available to inmates experiencing substance use disorders. The goal of the program is to help individuals through the recovery and treatment process in order to restore lives and build a better community.

Other Resources

Below is a list of regional resources for those in need.

Treatment | Residential Recovery Program

Treatment

Residential Recovery Program 

Recovery Support | Residential Recovery Program