Comprehensive Care at Jack Gean Shelter for Women
The Jack Gean Shelter for Women, operated by Care of Savannah Inc, offers a vital refuge and structured support system located in Savannah, TN. Recognizing the complex needs of women facing homelessness, domestic issues, and often concurrent substance use challenges, the shelter provides a safe, welcoming environment designed for healing and stabilization. This isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a launching pad toward self-sufficiency and lasting recovery.
Holistic Approach to Recovery and Stability
While the primary mission is shelter, the program integrates critical resources essential for tackling underlying issues, including addiction. The approach is holistic, treating the person, not just the symptoms. Clients benefit from a tailored continuum of care that addresses physical health, mental wellness, emotional trauma, and the pursuit of sobriety. Through a blend of counseling, life skills training, and community support, women are empowered to reclaim their lives.
Key Program Components
The Jack Gean Shelter facilitates recovery through several key services:
- Individualized Counseling: One-on-one sessions with professional therapists to explore the roots of addiction and trauma.
- Group Support: Structured group therapy and 12-Step program facilitation (e.g., AA/NA) fostering peer accountability and shared experience.
- Life Skills and Vocational Training: Workshops focused on budgeting, parenting, job searching, and resume building to ensure successful reintegration into the community.
- Case Management: Dedicated staff assist residents in accessing necessary external services, including long-term housing, medical care, and specialized mental health treatment.
Community and Environment
Situated at 64 Jack Gean Drive, the Savannah TN location offers a serene and structured environment crucial for early recovery. The community-centric atmosphere encourages residents to build healthy relationships and develop a robust support network—a critical component for maintaining sobriety post-shelter stay. The commitment of Care of Savannah Inc ensures that every woman who enters the Jack Gean Shelter receives compassionate, high-quality care aimed at sustained wellness and independence.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the typical length of stay at the shelter?
The length of stay is individualized, often ranging from 30 days up to several months, depending on the resident’s specific needs, recovery progress, and housing goals.
Are children allowed to stay with their mothers?
The Jack Gean Shelter focuses on adult women. Please contact the facility directly to inquire about specific policies regarding dependent children and available family-focused resources in the area.
How is the addiction support structured?
Support includes access to therapy, mandatory participation in recovery meetings (both on-site and off-site), and linkage to specialized detoxification and residential treatment centers as needed, forming a comprehensive pathway toward sobriety.
