Tutwiler, Mississippi | 662-624-2152

Fairland Center, located in Tutwiler, Mississippi, offers primary and secondary treatment programs for women, including those who are pregnant and/or parenting. Accommodations are provided for clients' children up to age five if they are not attending school.

Greenwood, Mississippi | 662-455-3222

Located in Greenwood, Mississippi, Denton House provides inpatient programs for men struggling with substance abuse. Residents receive intensive individual therapy, group therapy, psycho-educational classes, and "Twelve Step" oriented groups.

Columbus, Mississippi | 662-327-7916

Located in historic downtown Columbus, Mississippi, The Pines & Cady Hill Recovery Center has provided trusted alcohol and drug treatment since 1976. Known across the Southeast for premier residential care, the center combines evidence-based methods, individualized therapy, and 12-step recovery support. With additional offerings like art and recreational therapy, Pines & Cady Hill helps men and women achieve lasting sobriety through compassionate, holistic care.

Vicksburg, Mississippi | 601-642-2155

Belmont Gardens, located in Vicksburg, Mississippi, provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment. Using individualized, evidence-based approaches, we address each patient’s unique needs through personalized counseling, group therapy, and thorough evaluations. Our team focuses on building lasting recovery foundations with compassion, structure, and proven therapeutic methods.

Jackson, Mississippi | 1-866-648-8650

Newport, Arkansas | 870-217-5603

Charlotte, Arkansas | 870-799-2525

Amory, Mississippi | 662-646-1057

Pontotoc, Mississippi | 662-266-2152

Winfield, Alabama | 205-412-4727

Tuscumbia, Alabama | 256-381-0930

Russellville, Alabama | 256-381-0930

Birmingham, Alabama | 205-833-7410

Hot Springs, Arkansas | 501-624-1366

Oxford, Mississippi | 662-234-7237

Tupelo, Mississippi | 662-791-1917

Tupelo, Mississippi | 662-987-4260

Meridian, Mississippi | 601-639-7904

Hattiesburg/Mosella, Mississippi |  601-544-1499

Jackson, Mississippi | 601-371-7335

Ridgeland, Mississippi | 601-922-0054

Born Free/New Beginnings offers substance use treatment for pregnant mothers and mothers with children ages 0-4 residing in Mississippi. Born Free/New Beginnings gives admission preferences to women who are currently pregnant or women who are currently using IV drugs to ensure admission to treatment within 48 hours of initial contact. If there is no bed availability, Born Free/New Beginnings will work with the individual in identifying an appropriate referral for treatment as well as any interim services needed.

Jackson, Mississippi | 601-373-1533

Their mission is to create a substance-free environment where community itself becomes a form of therapy. The “third place” philosophy emphasizes community as the space between home and work or school—where connection and growth happen. Residents engage in meaningful activities, receive employment assistance, and build supportive networks that strengthen recovery. Though challenging, this residential program has proven highly effective for lasting change.

Brandon/Ridgeland, Mississippi | 1-855-725-0147

Oxford, Mississippi | 662-281-1306

Biloxi, Mississippi | 855-334-6120

Hattiesburg, Mississippi | 888-574-4673

Meridian, Mississippi | 662-483-6211

Tupelo, Mississippi | 662-268-4418

Flowood, Mississippi | 601-936-2024

Brentwood Behavioral Healthcare in Jackson, Mississippi, provides inpatient treatment for adults with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Services include medically monitored detox, therapy, and 12-step programs. The Transitions Rehabilitation Program offers individualized care, medication management, and family support to help patients rebuild trust, develop coping skills, and achieve lasting recovery. Methadone-prescribed adults are accepted.

Kilmichael, Mississippi | 662-330-6020
Nettleton, Mississippi | 662-591-7100
Clinton, Alabama | 205-372-4764
Charleston, Mississippi | 662-783-6264

With multiple locations in Mississippi and Alabama, the program at God’s House of Hope is structured into several phases, each lasting two months. As individuals progress through the program, they take on increasing responsibilities and privileges. Their approach is rooted in Christian principles, emphasizing spiritual growth, accountability, and community support.