💪 Champion Recovery Community Launches Women's Support Program in Dunlap
Champion Recovery Community is bringing comprehensive recovery support to women across the Sequatchie Valley through a new weekly program rooted in peer mentorship, spiritual growth, and practical life skills. The initiative reflects a growing commitment to accessible, holistic recovery resources in the region.
π What the Program Offers
The Women’s Support Program meets every Monday at First Baptist Church of Dunlap, 12 Church Street, from 4:30-7 p.m. Central Time. Each session combines four core elements: a recovery meeting, Bible study, life skills instruction, and a provided meal. β¨ Participants also gain access to a private chat network, allowing them to reach out for advice, encouragement, and connection beyond the weekly gathering.
One of the program’s defining features is the mentor model. Each participant is paired with a mentor who attends the Monday sessions and provides ongoing support throughout the week, creating a sustained network of accountability and care. π€
π° No Cost to Participate
All food and program materials are provided free to participants-removing financial barriers that often prevent people from accessing recovery resources. For those facing transportation challenges, or for any questions about the program, Champion Recovery Community encourages interested individuals to contact Diane Henry at 423-443-6386. π
π± Community-Centered Recovery
Champion Recovery Community describes its mission as serving “the struggling, yet striving of the Sequatchie Valley.” The Women’s Support Program reflects that philosophy by combining recovery work with spiritual grounding, practical skill-building, and the human connection that peer support provides. For women in the valley seeking structured, compassionate recovery resources, this program offers a concrete entry point into community-based healing.
π€Source
Sequatchie Post – Information about the weekly Women's Support Program meeting hosted by Champion Recovery Community at First Baptist Church of Dunlap on Mondays.
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