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Recovery Housing Support Fund is sponsored by Metro Drug Coalition. The Recovery Housing Support Fund provides a one-time scholarship to individuals who are unable to pay the initial entry fee for safe recovery housing. The fund aims to remove financial barriers to accessing supportive housing after treatment, incarceration, or unstable housing.
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Recovery Housing Fund – Metro Drug Coalition Recovery Housing Fund newframe 2025-01-23T14:54:33-05:00 About the Recovery Housing Support Fund Finding a safe and supportive housing situation is often the first obstacle faced by individuals following treatment, incarceration, and/or unstable housing. Most often these residences come in the form of a halfway house or recovery residence, which require a financial deposit upon entry.
For individuals in recovery who do not have a stable source of income, a financial deposit is a barrier to receiving the support that they need during this crucial time. Established in 2018, MDC’s Recovery Housing Support Fund provides aid to individuals who are not financially capable of paying the initial fee to enter a safe place that will further their recovery process.
MDC has helped hundreds enter recovery housing by providing a one-time scholarship to cover their deposit. * Since the establishment of the fund in 2018. Applicant reaches out to our network of recovery residences to determine an appropriate fit.
Fill out the scholarship application completely . The application is located at the bottom of this page. Please contact Bethany Redwine at 865-588-5550 ext.
119 after 1 pm or bredwine@metrodrug. org any time with questions. Be sure to include the best phone number to reach you so we can contact you if we have questions.
After your application is completed, Bethany will reach out to you as a spot becomes available to complete the process. Please know that as much as we wish we could, we aren’t able to approve everyone that completes this application. Important Recovery Housing Support Fund Policies MDC may pay up to $300 per individual for their recovery housing entry fee .
We do not help with back-rent. These are transitional funds only for those who are currently transitioning to a recovery residence. This housing entry fee may only be utilized one time by an individual.
Upon approval, scholarship recipients must fulfill the following requirements: Participate in recovery coaching at The Gateway, located at 530 W 5th Ave, Knoxville, TN 37917 Complete 5 hours of volunteer work with Metro Drug Coalition within one month of approval. Attend one support group of their choice at The Gateway per week.
The Recovery Housing Support Fund works with a select network of East Tennessee area recovery residences who have agreed to maintain the ethics and standards set forth by TNARR (Tennessee Association of Recovery Residences). If you represent a recovery residence or halfway house and would like to become one of our partners, please reach out to us.
If you are interested in applying to receive this funding, please click the button to fill out the application below. If you have any questions about the application, please contact Bethany Redwine at bredwine@metrodrug. org, or call 865-748-7692 after 1 pm .
Please allow 2-3 business days for MDC to process your application and get back to you regarding this housing fund. If you do not have access to the internet, please contact Bethany Redwine at 865-748-7692 after 1 pm.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals in recovery who are transitioning to a recovery residence and are not financially capable of paying the initial entry fee. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $300 (one-time scholarship). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Recovery Housing Support Fund is funded by Metro Drug Coalition. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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