Recovery and Re-entry Housing Program

Restoration. Structure. Purpose.

Grace Recovery Solutions provides faith-centered, structured sober living and re-entry housing for individuals committed to lasting recovery and personal transformation. Our program supports individuals transitioning from addiction, incarceration, or unstable living environments into lives marked by responsibility, stability, and purpose.

Recovery is not just about sobriety — it is about restoration of the whole person.

Our Mission...

Our mission is to help individuals break cycles of recidivism, addiction and instability by providing safe housing, accountability, life skills development, and spiritual support, empowering residents to become productive, independent members of society.

Grace Recovery Solutions operates with community groups and organizations, aligning faith, structure, and service to bring hope and a future to those seeking transformation.

Our Approach...

Grace Recovery Solutions follows a structured, long-term recovery model built on accountability, community, and personal growth.

🔹 Structured Sober Living

Residents live in a safe, drug- and alcohol-free environment with clearly defined expectations, house rules, and accountability measures.

🔹 9–12 Month Recovery Program

Our program is designed to allow sufficient time for real and lasting change. Individuals progress through structured phases focused on responsibility, stability, and independent living.

🔹 Accountability & Peer Support

Residents participate in regular recovery meetings (AA, NA, Celebrate Recovery), house meetings, and structured check-ins that reinforce integrity, consistency, and personal responsibility.

🔹 Life Skills & Re-Entry Support

We support individuals in developing:

Employment readiness
Financial responsibility
Healthy daily routines
Goal setting and personal development
Successful community reintegration

🔹 Spiritual Foundation

Our program is grounded in Christian principles of grace, accountability, and transformation, while honoring each individual’s personal recovery journey

Who We Serve...

Grace Recovery Solutions serves individuals who:

Are committed to sobriety
Are transitioning from incarceration, treatment programs, or homelessness
Desire structure, accountability, and long-term stability
Are willing to actively participate in a recovery-focused community

Our Recovery Home...

Grace Recovery Solutions has been implemented in multiple structured sober living homes including:

Mother Marie’s
Daddy Mack’s
Jeremiah 29:11
Grace Recovery Solutions operates and owns Isaac’s House, the first men's recovery and re-entry home in Claiborne County TN.

Each home provides:

Clean, safe, and sober housing
Structured daily routines
Accountability-driven community living
Clear expectations, boundaries, and support

Leadership & Governance...

Grace Recovery Solutions is guided by faith-based leadership with lived experience and a commitment to integrity, accountability, and transparency.

Final governing and program authority rests with Grace Recovery Solutions leadership, operating in alignment with Jeremiah 29:11 Ministries, to ensure consistency, safety, and mission fidelity across all recovery homes.

Why Grace Recovery Solutions?...

✔ Long-term recovery focus (not short-term housing)
✔ Structured accountability model
✔ Faith-based foundation
✔ Emphasis on responsibility, growth, and independence
✔ Community-oriented sober living environment

Grace Recovery Solutions

📞 (865) 361-2630
📧 info@g-recoverysolutions.com

If you or someone you know is ready for meaningful, lasting change, Grace Recovery Solutions is here to walk that journey with you.

My most meaningful work creating GRS, has been serving as Operations Manager of two sober living homes in Knoxville, Daddy Mack and Mother Marie; and co-founding Jeremiah 29:11 Ministries. I'm also owner and director of Isaac's House in New Tazewell, the first men's sober living home in Claiborne County. Named after my son Isaac, losing my parental rights became a turning point. That pain became purpose; building hope, restoring lives, giving back to the community I once took from and watching men regain dignity and lasting recovery.

My Story – The Heart Behind Isaac’s House.

There was a time when I was lost. I battled addiction—years of pain, chaos, and broken promises. I made mistakes I can’t take back, but I never stopped fighting to become better. When I found the strength to get clean, it wasn’t just for me—it was for my son, Isaac.

He was my reason. My anchor.

I got sober. I stayed sober. I followed every step the court laid out. I went to meetings, completed programs, passed drug tests, kept a steady job, and built a life rooted in recovery and responsibility.

I did everything they asked me to do. But even after all that… they still took away my rights. They told me I couldn’t be part of Isaac’s life. That moment nearly broke me.

But instead of letting the pain destroy me, I made a decision: If I couldn’t be there for my son the way I wanted to, I would honor him in the most powerful way I could—by helping others find the light I fought so hard to reach. That’s how Isaac’s House was born.

A sober living home created not just from bricks and walls—but from heartbreak, healing, and hope.

Isaac’s House isn’t just a place to stay. It’s a place to rebuild. A place where men who are serious about recovery can come to feel safe, supported, and seen. Where they’re held accountable. Where they’re treated with dignity. Where they’re reminded that they matter—even if the world has told them otherwise.

And through it all, I’ve learned one thing without a doubt: God takes care of His own. When I thought everything was lost, He gave me a new purpose. When doors closed, He opened a path. When I was hurting, He turned that pain into something that could help others heal.

This house stands for every parent who has lost something precious and still keeps going.

It stands for every man who wants to change and just needs a chance.

And most of all, it stands for my son, Isaac. He may not be in my life the way I dreamed, but through this house—his name is giving others a second chance at life. This is more than a recovery home.

Restoration. Structure. Purpose.

My Story – The Heart Behind Isaac’s House.

There was a time when I was lost. I battled addiction—years of pain, chaos, and broken promises. I made mistakes I can’t take back, but I never stopped fighting to become better. When I found the strength to get clean, it wasn’t just for me—it was for my son, Isaac.

He was my reason. My anchor.

I got sober. I stayed sober. I followed every step the court laid out. I went to meetings, completed programs, passed drug tests, kept a steady job, and built a life rooted in recovery and responsibility.

I did everything they asked me to do. But even after all that… they still took away my rights. They told me I couldn’t be part of Isaac’s life. That moment nearly broke me.

But instead of letting the pain destroy me, I made a decision: If I couldn’t be there for my son the way I wanted to, I would honor him in the most powerful way I could—by helping others find the light I fought so hard to reach. That’s how Isaac’s House was born.

A sober living home created not just from bricks and walls—but from heartbreak, healing, and hope.

And through it all, I’ve learned one thing without a doubt: God takes care of His own. When I thought everything was lost, He gave me a new purpose. When doors closed, He opened a path. When I was hurting, He turned that pain into something that could help others heal.

This house stands for every parent who has lost something precious and still keeps going.

It stands for every man who wants to change and just needs a chance.

And most of all, it stands for my son, Isaac. He may not be in my life the way I dreamed, but through this house—his name is giving others a second chance at life. This is more than a recovery home.

It’s a promise, it's legacy and a testimony to the truth that God takes care of His own.

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Grace Recovery Solutions is a peer-supported sober living environment. We do not provide medical services, detoxification, clinical treatment, therapy, or counseling. Participation in recovery meetings and faith-based activities is voluntary and non-clinical.

Restoration. Structure. Purpose.

My Story – The Heart Behind Isaac’s House.

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There was a time when I was lost. I battled addiction—years of pain, chaos, and broken promises. I made mistakes I can’t take back, but I never stopped fighting to become better. When I found the strength to get clean, it wasn’t just for me—it was for my son, Isaac.

He was my reason. My anchor.

I got sober. I stayed sober. I followed every step the court laid out. I went to meetings, completed programs, passed drug tests, kept a steady job, and built a life rooted in recovery and responsibility.

I did everything they asked me to do. But even after all that… they still took away my rights. They told me I couldn’t be part of Isaac’s life. That moment nearly broke me.

But instead of letting the pain destroy me, I made a decision: If I couldn’t be there for my son the way I wanted to, I would honor him in the most powerful way I could—by helping others find the light I fought so hard to reach. That’s how Isaac’s House was born.

A sober living home created not just from bricks and walls—but from heartbreak, healing, and hope.

And through it all, I’ve learned one thing without a doubt: God takes care of His own. When I thought everything was lost, He gave me a new purpose. When doors closed, He opened a path. When I was hurting, He turned that pain into something that could help others heal.

This house stands for every parent who has lost something precious and still keeps going.

It stands for every man who wants to change and just needs a chance.

And most of all, it stands for my son, Isaac. He may not be in my life the way I dreamed, but through this house—his name is giving others a second chance at life. This is more than a recovery home.

It’s a promise, it's legacy and a testimony to the truth that God takes care of His own.

Business Hours

Contact Us

Grace Recovery Solutions is a peer-supported sober living environment. We do not provide medical services, detoxification, clinical treatment, therapy, or counseling. Participation in recovery meetings and faith-based activities is voluntary and non-clinical.