Faith-Based Residential Recovery Since 1999
A Place to Begin Again
Warriors Center is a Christ-centered, long-term recovery ministry for men and women facing addiction and homelessness, with five centers across Tennessee and Mississippi.
How Recovery Works
The Miracle of a Changed Life
With the support of our community, Warriors Center helps create the “Miracle of a Changed Life” for homeless men, women and veterans. Here is how.
Long-Term Residential Recovery
A safe, structured home where residents rebuild discipline, accountability and healthy routines.
Christ-Centered Spiritual Formation
Worship, Bible study and discipleship sit at the center of the program.
Workforce Training
Residents build a real work history through job training and workforce partnerships.
Transition & Graduate Housing
Graduate housing and ongoing support help graduates step into independent lives.
As Seen on News Channel 3
Greater Memphis On A Mission
WREG News Channel 3 visited our Memphis campus to tell the story of Christ-centered recovery that has been changing lives in this city since 1999.
November’s Warrior Story
“There truly is hope for the hopeless.”
Robert Huff, Alcohol and Drug Director, Warriors Center Bolivar
In 2008, Robert Huff woke on a hill across from Mud Island and used a borrowed quarter to make one phone call. Eighteen years later, he leads the men of Warriors Center Bolivar through the same program that once gave him a reason to keep going.
Give Today. Change a Life.
Every day, men and women walk through our doors looking for a way out. Your gift provides recovery, structure, and a real path forward.
Secure giving. Immediate impact. Lives are being changed right now.
Now Open
Warriors Center for Women New Albany
Our newest residential recovery center, near New Albany, Mississippi, is now serving women seeking freedom from addiction and a new beginning. A limited number of Founding Sponsorship opportunities are available as we establish this new ministry.
Help build a place where women can begin again.
A Morning at Warriors Center
Morning Mercies
An original song written by our chaplain, Bryant Cummings, and Chris Purvis, filmed during an ordinary day at our Memphis campus: residents working, serving, and worshiping together as they rebuild their lives.
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Every purchase and donation at our thrift stores supports the mission.