🤝 Free Women's Support Program Meets Weekly in Dunlap – Meals, Mentorship, and Community Included

Champion Recovery Community is opening its doors to women across the Sequatchie Valley seeking connection, encouragement, and practical support. The organization’s weekly program in Dunlap combines recovery meetings, spiritual guidance, life skills training, and one-on-one mentorship-all at no cost to participants.

📍 Where and When to Join

The Women’s Support Program meets every Monday from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Central Time at First Baptist Church of Dunlap, located at 12 Church Street. Each session is structured to provide multiple layers of support within a single gathering, recognizing that recovery and personal growth often require both community and individual attention.

⭐ What Each Session Includes

Participants attend a recovery meeting, Bible study, and life skills class during the same three-hour window. A meal is provided to all attendees, removing one barrier to participation. Beyond the Monday meetings, each woman is paired with a mentor who offers ongoing support throughout the week-creating a safety net that extends beyond the classroom.

The program also provides access to a private chat network, allowing participants to reach out for advice, encouragement, and connection whenever they need it. This digital component recognizes that recovery and personal development don’t pause between meetings.

💡 No Cost, No Barriers

All food and program materials are provided free of charge. For women facing transportation challenges-a common obstacle in rural communities-Champion Recovery Community works to find solutions. Anyone with questions about logistics, accessibility, or how to get started should contact Diane Henry at 423-443-6386.

❤️ Community Rooted in the Valley

Champion Recovery Community explicitly serves what it calls “the struggling, yet striving” of the Sequatchie Valley. The language reflects a philosophy that honors both the real difficulties residents face and their resilience. By anchoring the program in a local church and building it around mentorship and peer connection, the organization taps into the valley’s deep tradition of community care.

Women interested in joining or learning more can reach out to Diane Henry at 423-443-6386. The program welcomes new participants at any time.