Journey House Foundation

Journey House Foundation An affiliate of Journey House Recovery Center We operate and base our services and activities around our Five Pillars of Recovery System.

Journey House Foundation is a 501(c)3 Recovery Community Organization: Recovery guidance, peer to peer recovery support services & connection to treatment services, helping develop a path to lasting recovery. We are a 501 (c)(3) charity, and our mission is to provide an integrated approach to healing through promoting education, family, community interaction, and spirituality. The Five Pillars are recovery support services, meaningful work/education, functioning families, community interaction, and practicing faith. By working through the Five Pillar system we aim to establish community collaboration, expand and strengthen the recovery support network for individuals seeking recovery, reduce recidivism, and reinforce a successful reintegration to the community. We are committed to lowering the stigma of addiction and raising the standard of faith based recovery support services through community outreach.

The Journey House family is growing, and we’re excited to welcome Nathan to the team. Nathan brings several years of man...
02/06/2026

The Journey House family is growing, and we’re excited to welcome Nathan to the team.
Nathan brings several years of managerial experience in retail and customer service, along with a passion for creating a positive and welcoming experience for clients, visitors, and staff.

He has previously worked with Journey House on various maintenance projects and is excited to step into his role as Front Desk & Office Administrator at Journey House Recovery Center, where he’ll continue supporting our team and the individuals we serve.

Outside of work, Nathan is a big motorsports and Dallas Cowboys fan. He enjoys sim racing, running, and spending time with his husky, Echo, who never fails to keep him busy!

"Change did not come from strength. It came from surrender. The moment I admitted, I cannot keep living like this, and I...
02/06/2026

"Change did not come from strength. It came from surrender. The moment I admitted, I cannot keep living like this, and I don’t want to die like this, everything shifted. That was the day I stopped digging. That was the day I became willing to try something different."
-Co-Founder and CEO Michael Tillem

You can thrive in recovery. Learn more at journeyhouserecovery.org

Hope at Home is coming up in two weeks, and we’re excited to welcome families back for another evening of connection and...
02/05/2026

Hope at Home is coming up in two weeks, and we’re excited to welcome families back for another evening of connection and support. Hope at Home brings parents in recovery and their children together in a safe, encouraging space to grow and strengthen family bonds. 💚

Our next meeting is Tuesday, the 17th, from 5:45 PM to 7:15 PM, and Hope at Home is held on the third Tuesday of every month. If you’re interested in learning more or joining us for our next meeting, registration is open now!

🔗 https://journeyhouserecovery.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/hope-at-home-2-17-26

02/03/2026

Jess shares her perspective on what sets Journey House Recovery Center apart and why the approach here continues to matter for people seeking support. 💚

Learn more about Journey House Recovery Center or connect with our team today.

🌐 journeyhouserecovery.org
📞 (877) 484-5769

Recovery honors your worth and your future. Support is here to help you move forward with confidence and care.Journey Ho...
01/29/2026

Recovery honors your worth and your future. Support is here to help you move forward with confidence and care.

Journey House Recovery Center is a Recovery Community Organization and offers Peer-to-Peer Recovery Support.

Visit: journeyhouserecovery.org

“My own story motivates me to help plant hope in others.”Kyle Goddard, RPRS and Admissions Supervisor, shares the heart ...
01/28/2026

“My own story motivates me to help plant hope in others.”
Kyle Goddard, RPRS and Admissions Supervisor, shares the heart behind his work. Everything he has today, including family, health, and spirituality, connects back to recovery.

Your story can change someone else’s.
Learn more at journeyhouserecovery.org

***Closed Tuesday, January 27, 2026***For the safety of our staff and participants, Journey House Recovery Center will r...
01/26/2026

***Closed Tuesday, January 27, 2026***
For the safety of our staff and participants, Journey House Recovery Center will remain closed on Tuesday, January 27th.

Our staff is available by email and phone.
If you need support, visit:
Journey House Recovery Center: journeyhouserecovery.org
Journey House Behavioral Health: jhbehavioralhealth.com

Please stay safe and warm.

Event Cancellation: Recovery Advocacy Day 2026, schedule for tomorrow, has been canceled due to snow and ice. Please see...
01/26/2026

Event Cancellation: Recovery Advocacy Day 2026, schedule for tomorrow, has been canceled due to snow and ice. Please see this message from SAARA.org on how you can still make an impact:

FROM SAARA.org: Due to the weather conditions, we have made the difficult decision to cancel Recovery Advocacy Day at the Virginia General Assembly. The safety of our community is our top priority, and we do not want anyone traveling in unsafe conditions.

While we are disappointed that we won’t be gathering in person, advocacy does not stop here. There are still meaningful ways you can stay engaged and make your voice heard throughout the General Assembly session.

Stay Informed on Legislation:

We encourage you to continue following bills being considered by the House and Senate that impact recovery, substance use, mental health, and harm reduction. Staying informed allows you to respond quickly as bills move through committees and floor votes.

📣Reach Out to Your Legislators
Legislators want to hear from their constituents. You can:
-Call or email your Delegate and Senator to share your support or concerns about specific bills
-Ask for a brief meeting (virtual or in-person) with their office
-Share your lived experience or why these issues matter to you personally

You can find your legislators and their contact information through the Virginia General Assembly website or at www.saara.org/advocacy

📣Testifying on Bills in the Virginia General Assembly

Public testimony is another powerful way to advocate:
-Individuals can sign up to testify during committee hearings, either in person or virtually
-Sign-up instructions are typically posted on the committee agenda prior to the hearing, usually within a 24 hour window. You can find the committee schedule here: https://lis.virginia.gov/schedule
-Testimony can also be submitted in writing if you are unable to attend live

Testifying does not require expertise—your lived experience and perspective are valuable.

We are grateful for your commitment to recovery advocacy and your willingness to show up, even when plans change. We will continue to share updates, resources, and opportunities to engage throughout the session.

Thank you for standing with us and for continuing to advocate for policies that support recovery and save lives across Virginia.

01/26/2026

Jess shares what motivates her to work in recovery and how that passion connects to the mission of Journey House Recovery Center. 💚

Learn more about Journey House Recovery Center or reach out to our team today.

🌐 journeyhouserecovery.org
📞 (877) 484-5769

***Closed Monday, January 26, 2026***Due to snow and road conditions, Journey House Recovery Center will be closed on Mo...
01/25/2026

***Closed Monday, January 26, 2026***
Due to snow and road conditions, Journey House Recovery Center will be closed on Monday.

Our staff is available by email and phone.

Please stay safe and warm.

New year. New beginnings. If you are thinking about getting help for alcohol or other substance use, treatment options e...
01/24/2026

New year. New beginnings. If you are thinking about getting help for alcohol or other substance use, treatment options exist and support is within reach. One step can open a new path forward.

Peer support and recovery planning is available at: journeyhouserecovery.org

Last Tuesday’s Hope at Home meeting was a meaningful evening filled with connection, conversation, and shared moments be...
01/24/2026

Last Tuesday’s Hope at Home meeting was a meaningful evening filled with connection, conversation, and shared moments between parents and children.

We’re already looking forward to next month’s Hope at Home gathering and welcoming both returning and new families. If you’re interested in joining us, registration for the upcoming session is now open.

🔗 Sign up for next month’s Hope at Home here:
https://journeyhouserecovery.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/285722

Address

7740 Shrader Road Suite F
Henrico, VA
23228

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Website

https://journeyhouserecovery.org/

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We are a 501 (c)(3) charity, and our mission is to provide an integrated approach to healing through promoting education, family, community interaction, and spirituality. We operate and base our services and activities around our Five Pillars of Recovery System. The Five Pillars are recovery support services, meaningful work/education, functioning families, community interaction, and practicing faith. By working through the Five Pillar system we aim to establish community collaboration, expand and strengthen the recovery support network for individuals seeking recovery, reduce recidivism, and reinforce a successful reintegration to the community. We are committed to lowering the stigma of addiction and raising the standard of faith based recovery support services through community outreach.