Shiloh Recovery Services

02/02/2026

Did you know that naloxone can freeze in single-digit temperatures? 🥶🧊

While it’s still safe and effective once thawed, every second matters during an opioid overdose.

Carry naloxone in your purse or bag instead of leaving it in your car until the weather warms up.

02/02/2026

Tag a hope champion in our community!!

02/01/2026

Union County will honor our Second Annual Day of Hope on March 7, 2026.

More details coming soon. Keep an eye on our social media!

We look forward to sharing how you can participate and help spread hope across our community.

We honor individuals, families, peers, and community partners who choose hope — even in the face of challenges — and who work every day to make Union County a stronger, healthier place to live.

*March 10, 2026 is the 7th annual commemoration of Day of Hope in Tennessee. Governor Bill Lee’s comments on the power of hope in the first year of his administration provided the spark for what has become a statewide effort to spread hope to people who are struggling with substance use and mental health challenges. The Day of Hope took off in its first year and was sustained in the years since thanks to the efforts and enthusiasm of partners in communities across the state. Learn more about Day of Hope at this link: TN.gov/behavioral-health/dayofhope

01/31/2026

01/27/2026

‼️PLEASE NOTE EVENT IS FEBRUARY 1st at the same time as on the flyer‼️
💚Breakfast & Outreach for Union County’s Unhoused Community 💚
On FEBRUARY 1, 2026, we’re coming together to support our unhoused neighbors during Union County’s Point-in-Time Count—a critical effort that helps ensure our community receives the resources it needs.
📍 4005 Maynardville Highway
⏰ Drop-in between 10 AM – 2 PM
☕🥞 What’s being offered:
• Hot breakfast
• Cold-weather supplies (gloves, socks, blankets, toboggans, hot hands) provided by the Union County Opioid Abatement Board
• Hygiene bags provided by Tennessee Valley Coalition for the Homeless
• Gift cards provided by Shiloh Recovery Services for each person who completes the survey
• Connections to Cedar Recovery, ICARE Union County, the Regional Overdose Prevention Specialist, and other community partners
🤝 Community Partners Include:
Union County Opioid Abatement Board, Shiloh Recovery Services, Tennessee Valley Coalition for the Homeless, Cedar Recovery, ICARE Union County, and other local service providers working together to meet people where they are.
🚐 Need a ride?
Transportation can be provided if needed. Please reach out so we can help make sure no one is left out.
📞 Contact:
Samantha Brantley Smith
865-705-3157
samantha.brantley@unioncountytn.gov

Every voice matters. Every count matters. Every person matters.
Please share this post to help us reach those who may need support. 💚m

01/24/2026

**Jan. 24 update**
Eternal Life Harvest Center is open as a warming center.

Churches and nonprofits coordinating with the Office of Housing Stability are providing warming centers when temperatures are below 25 degrees. This is the schedule for Jan. 23 - 25, with updates to come over the weekend. Note that Knoxville Area Transit will provide free rides starting at 3 p.m. each day warming centers are open.

Eternal Life Harvest Center
Knox Area Rescue Ministries
Volunteer Ministry Center
The Salvation Army of Knoxville
ReLaunch Back Into Life
Church Street United Methodist Church