Partner · Housing
Have a house? Let's connect it to the rest of the network.
If you run a sober living house, or you own a property that could be used for recovery housing, we'd like to talk. You may be able to help people in recovery sooner than we could build anything ourselves.
Three ways to partner
Network member
Join as a partner house
Your house stays yours. You agree to shared standards and are introduced to employers, churches, and providers in the network.
Property
Lease or lend us a property
Have a home or building sitting open? TGT could lease it, or use it for our own house under our standards, with proper insurance and written terms.
Operate
Run it with us
If you already operate a house and want to run it under TGT's program and standards, we are open to that conversation.
What we look for
- Recovery residence certification through TN-ARR, or a real plan to work toward it.
- Compliance with local zoning, fire and safety codes, and Fair Housing law.
- Clear house rules, accountability, and respect for residents' dignity and privacy.
- Appropriate insurance and written leases or resident agreements.
- Transparency about fees and finances. No hidden charges, and no kickbacks.
How it works
- Tell us about your houseFill in the short form below.
- We talkA call to hear your story and answer questions.
- We visitA site visit and a look at your house standards and certification.
- We agree in writingAn attorney-reviewed partnership agreement.
- You join the networkIntroductions, shared standards, and support.
TGT is not a licensing or certifying body. We don't certify houses and we don't replace state or local requirements. We help partners meet and exceed them.