OUR
MISSION
is to
HELp MEN RISE ABOVE
Since 2019, we have committed ourselves to creating not just a safe and supportive environment for men on their recovery journey, but also to offering each individual a life-changing opportunity.
Our transitional program focuses on empowering individuals using a practical approach that includes a combination of spiritual support and personal development, along with with a guaranteed position in the current workforce.
At our facility, every resident is not just a participant - they are a valued member of a community that is committed to productivity, healing and growth.
Here, we believe in the power of transformation and the importance of second chances.
OUR
IMPACT
At The Orchard House, we are committed to making positive, meaningful and lasting changes within our community. Here are a few examples of the great strides we have made made so far:
Nearly $1,000,000 paid
in fines and court costs, proving our commitment to accountability.
Approximately $750,000 contributed
in taxes, supporting our community and local services.
Over 1,000 men
empowered with a path to freedom, transforming their lives for the better.
More than 1,500 lives
positively impacted, fostering hope and resilience.
Nearly $1,000,000 paid
in fines and court costs, proving our commitment to accountability.
Approximately $750,000 contributed
in taxes, supporting our community and local services.
Over 1,000 men
empowered with a path to freedom, transforming their lives for the better.
More than 1,500 lives
positively impacted, fostering hope and resilience.
OUR VALUES
GODWe are firmly rooted in Christian faith. Our program emphasizes the importance of a personal relationship with God. |
SOBRIETYWe provide a safe, sober living environment for our residents as they complete their journey to recovery. |
FINESWe understand the impact of legal obligations and facilitate the payment of outstanding fines for our residents. |
SAVINGSWe promote lasting success by providing each resident with a savings account funded by their earnings. |
OUR
ADMISSIONS
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Step 1 Get In Touch 
To begin the intake process, you can fill out the form on this page or contact us during regular business hours at: (731) 358-0300 (731) 434-4824 |
Step 2 Complete Our Intake 
The intake involves a brief set of questions designed to assess eligibility for our program. Our admissions counselor will contact you the same day to complete the process. |
Step 3 Receive A Date 
Once you are determined to be eligible, we will provide you with a date to check into our facility. Please contact us prior to your arrival so that we can better accommodate you. |
OUR TEAM
David WebbPresident David Webb founded The Orchard House with a mission to help men rebuild their lives and reestablish their families, aiming to create a generational impact. His vision has come to life through initiatives like food drives and toy collections for children’s Christmas, which reflect the program’s commitment to family and the community. David measures the success of residents by their ability to embrace the program's four foundations—God, sobriety, fines, and savings—and apply them to achieve lasting change. He leads with loyalty and passion, seeking the same dedication from his team. David also enjoys fishing, spending time with family, and working on projects that further the program’s goals. 
Cody NovemGeneral Manager Cody joined our team nearly four years ago, shortly after completing the program himself. With firsthand experience in overcoming addiction, he brings a valuable perspective to his work. He is certified to teach Adult & Teen Challenge and Moral Reconation Therapy, and he is committed to helping others navigate their own recovery journeys. His primary goals are to reach heaven and guide others along the way, while fostering an environment where men can deepen their relationship with God. He finds joy in witnessing men overcome obstacles, offering sound advice, encouraging personal accountability, and managing the program's daily operations. In his free time, Cody enjoys fishing and embracing the outdoors. |
Todd ByrdPastor & Program Director Driven by a personal vision shaped through 17 years of incarceration, Todd helped establish The Orchard House in 2019. His journey led him to recognize the need for meaningful opportunities and support for individuals re-entering society. Now, as a pastor and program director, Todd dedicates himself to helping others overcome their past and rebuild their lives. Todd finds fulfillment in seeing men rebuild and reunite with their families. He currently teaches Celebrate Recovery and Teen Challenge, guiding men through their healing and growth processes. When not engaging with the community as a teacher and minister,Todd enjoys spending time outdoors, hunting and fishing. 
Jo AlonzaHouse Manager Jo's recovery journey found its turning point at The Orchard House, where he now serves as House Manager. After struggling with drinking from age 16, Jo reached rock bottom before surrendering to the Lord and embracing sobriety. Now 32, he oversees daily operations and supports residents, finding the most fulfillment in witnessing lives transformed, families reunited, and careers established. For him, seeing the chains of addiction broken and lives changed makes the journey worthwhile. Passionate about guiding men toward God, he aspires to become an ordained pastor and earn a biblical counseling license. Jo enjoys golf and hiking, activities that challenge him to grow and stay focused. |
OUR
ANSWERS
What is the orchard house?
The Orchard House is a transitional living facility dedicated to assisting men in reintegrating into society
after facing challenges such as substance abuse or incarceration. We provide a structured and supportive, faith-based environment that fosters personal growth, independence, and a successful transition back into the community.
after facing challenges such as substance abuse or incarceration. We provide a structured and supportive, faith-based environment that fosters personal growth, independence, and a successful transition back into the community.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO STAY AT THE ORCHARD HOUSE?
Eligibility is determined through a background check and the ability to work.
We welcome men who are committed to maintaining sobriety, actively participating in the program,
and are able-bodied and willing to work.
We welcome men who are committed to maintaining sobriety, actively participating in the program,
and are able-bodied and willing to work.
WHAT ARE THE PROGRAM'S CORE VALUES?
Our program is built on four foundational pillars: God, sobriety, fines, and savings.
These values guide residents in focusing on spiritual development, sustaining sobriety,
the fulfillment of obligations concerning legal fees,
and building a savings plan for their future.
These values guide residents in focusing on spiritual development, sustaining sobriety,
the fulfillment of obligations concerning legal fees,
and building a savings plan for their future.
HOW LONG CAN SOMEONE STAY AT THE ORCHARD HOUSE?
Residents are required to commit to a one-year program designed to provide stability and support for meaningful progress.
After completing the program, residents may be eligible to transfer to our sober living homes,
based on availability and qualifications.
After completing the program, residents may be eligible to transfer to our sober living homes,
based on availability and qualifications.
WHY IS A ONE-YEAR COMMITMENT REQUIRED?
The one-year commitment fosters dedication to the program,
allowing residents the time and stability needed to effect lasting change.
This structure promotes accountability and provides a solid foundation for successful reintegration into society.
allowing residents the time and stability needed to effect lasting change.
This structure promotes accountability and provides a solid foundation for successful reintegration into society.
WHAT SERVICES AND SUPPORT DOES THE ORCHARD HOUSE PROVIDe?
We offer a range of services including job placement assistance, life skills training, and spiritual guidance.
Our goal is to equip residents with the tools necessary for a successful transition back into the community.
Our goal is to equip residents with the tools necessary for a successful transition back into the community.
WHAT PROGRAMS DO YOU OFFER FOR RECOVERING ADDICTS?
We provide several recovery programs including: Celebrate Recovery, Adult & Teen Challenge and Anger Management.
Classes are held three times a week along with a weekly Bible Study and church service each Sunday.
Classes are held three times a week along with a weekly Bible Study and church service each Sunday.
are there any rules or requirements for residents?
Yes, residents are expected to follow house rules designed to create a safe and supportive environment.
This includes maintaining employment, participating in program activities,
showing respect to others, and contributing to household chores.
This includes maintaining employment, participating in program activities,
showing respect to others, and contributing to household chores.
can residents work while staying at the orchard house?
Absolutely! Employment is a requirement for residents. We partner with Alliance Staffing to provide job placement assistance, ensuring residents have access to employment opportunities that support their reintegration process.
how can i become a resident?
To apply, please visit the Admissions page on our website for detailed instructions.
The application process includes a background check and an assessment of your ability to work.
The application process includes a background check and an assessment of your ability to work.
can family and friends visit residents?
Yes, we allow visitation from family and friends according to a structured schedule.
Weekly Visits:
Sundays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM during church services.
An additional two-hour visit follows church, rotating based on the first letter of the resident's last name.
Residents must notify staff of their visitors at least two days prior to the two-hour visit.
This system ensures fair visitation opportunities for all residents.
Weekly Visits:
Sundays from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM during church services.
An additional two-hour visit follows church, rotating based on the first letter of the resident's last name.
Residents must notify staff of their visitors at least two days prior to the two-hour visit.
This system ensures fair visitation opportunities for all residents.
what about passes to visit friends and family?
Residents may receive two-hour passes after completing 30 days in the program,
following the same rotation as Sunday visits.
After 90 days, residents become eligible for 24- or 48-hour passes.
*Note: Consent from the judge or probation officer is required for furloughed or court-ordered residents.
following the same rotation as Sunday visits.
After 90 days, residents become eligible for 24- or 48-hour passes.
*Note: Consent from the judge or probation officer is required for furloughed or court-ordered residents.
what should residents bring when moving in?
Residents should bring two forms of identification (e.g., state ID or driver’s license, social security card, birth certificate) along with personal hygiene items. We provide basic furnishings and linens.
Residents may bring a maximum of five sets of clothing and two pairs of shoes; any excess items will be donated.
Cell phones are permitted with certain limitations.
Residents may bring a maximum of five sets of clothing and two pairs of shoes; any excess items will be donated.
Cell phones are permitted with certain limitations.
how does the program support long-term recovery?
Our program focuses on establishing a strong foundation through structured routines, life skills training, relapse prevention strategies, and spiritual growth. We also offer resources for continued support after qualified residents graduate from our program.
