New Beginnings Recovery Residence

11/19/2025

Come Join us at SEEED, this Thursday at 6PM.

11/10/2025

11/08/2025

Just received this info for folks who have EBT/SNAP and have a matching ID to prove it.

FYI…For folks who are impacted by the government shutdown ALDI offers a Full Thanksgiving Meal for $40, Setting the Bar for Other Grocers

Please make sure your family and friends are aware that Aldi is selling a "Thanksgiving Feast" package that feeds 10 ppl for just $40. The items include :
⁠Whole Turkey ⁠Chicken Broth ⁠Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup ⁠Evaporated Milk ⁠Hawaiian Sweet Rolls ⁠Miniature Marshmallows ⁠Cut Green Beans (x2) ⁠100% Pure Canned Pumpkin ⁠Shells & Cheese (x2) ⁠Brown Gravy Mix (x3) ⁠Poultry Spices & Herbs ⁠French Fried Onions ⁠Pie Crust ⁠Chicken or Cornbread Stuffing (x2) ⁠Whipped Dairy Topping ⁠Yellow Onions (3 lbs.) ⁠Baby Peeled Carrots ⁠Celery ⁠Cranberries ⁠Sweet Potatoes (3 lbs.) ⁠Russet Potatoes (10 lbs.)

10/29/2025

Jelly Roll is turning 100 acres into a lifeline for people in recovery.

The "Need A Favor" singer revealed he is building a completely free rehab campus, offering everything from 28-day programs to intensive therapy, and even ‘guest weekenders’ where those in long-term recovery can "get in the mud with the boys."

“On the other side of the creek… I’m going to develop...a 100-acre rehabilitation campus, for free. Where like, imagine drug addicts like you and like us, poor kids, like we’re just f***ing down, when life was kicking our a**. And now think about the resources that we have, that could have helped us so much in those moments," Jelly Roll said in a recent vlog of his.

He continued, “You’ll have your traditional 28-day, 12-step-style program. But also intensive programs as well for therapy and mental health. I think about the resources that could have helped us back then. Now we can finally build them.”

Jelly Roll's longtime friend and fellow recovery advocate, Big Mike, also shared during the video that the 40-year-old Nashville native is "dedicated to helping the community that helped him survive."