Freeman Recovery Project

Freeman Recovery Project is a community-focused organization serving people facing substance use and mental health challenges in the Dickson, Tennessee area. Its mission is to support individuals in early recovery and help them move toward stability, wellness, and lasting sobriety through practical assistance and compassionate engagement. Guided by its E.P.I.C. values—Empowerment, Provision, Inclusion, and Compassion—the project aims to meet people with dignity, respect, and judgment-free support, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Freeman Recovery Project provides essential resources such as food, clothing, hygiene items, and other supportive materials to help address immediate needs and reduce barriers during vulnerable stages of recovery. The organization also offers information and a way to contact its team for assistance or involvement. Community members can support its work through donations via PayPal, Venmo, Zeffy, and Cash App. Based at 506 Henslee Drive in Dickson, the project is available on weekdays and welcomes inquiries by phone, email, or through its website.