Magdalene House in Nashville, Tennessee

About Magdalene House

Magdalene House in Nashville, Tennessee is a free residential substance use treatment provider for women who have experienced addiction, prostitution or human trafficking. The program offers two years of residential care including medical, dental, mental health services, counseling, life skills, education, and job readiness training.

Founded in 1997, its mission is rooted in trauma-informed, relational healing fostered through community, trust, and empowerment.

Residential Care Right in Nashville

Women here will receive trauma-informed and spiritual care including an integrated 12-Step model adapted from Narcotics Anonymous traditions as well as relational healing, and leadership development.

Graduates and residents can work in The Shop, The Café at Thistle Farms, and product lines, combining healing with job skills. The program is fully funded through donations, grants, and social enterprise so no fees or insurance are required from residents.

Residents in later phases mentor newer members and take on leadership roles within the community. The home is located along Charlotte Pike in West Nashville close to shops, restaurants, arts and music attractions, and community resources.

Begin Your Recovery Journey

Admission into Magdalene House typically starts with an assessment where the staff work with you to determine if the residential program is the right fit. From there, benefit options and eligibility are reviewed. You can expect a welcoming process centered on matching your needs to the program’s phases including therapy, education, and job readiness.

If you are interested in exploring Magdalene House and seeing if it aligns with your recovery goals then reach out to learn more about their free two-year residential program and how it can support your path toward healing and stability.