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.

Journey House Recovery Center began with a simple, powerful question asked by founders Michael Tillem and Kimberly Brain...
12/17/2025

Journey House Recovery Center began with a simple, powerful question asked by founders Michael Tillem and Kimberly Braine-Tillem:
đź’« Where do people go when they are ready to rebuild their lives?

What started as one home and a handful of beds in Glen Allen has grown into a full continuum of substance use disorder recovery care across the Richmond region.

Their vision was never just shelter. It was dignity, structure, and a real chance at lasting change for people navigating addiction, incarceration, homelessness, and trauma.

Today, that vision lives on through Journey House Behavioral Health, Journey House RVA Recovery Residences, and Journey House Foundation, all rooted in trust, connection, and belief in what is possible.

Read the full story behind the heart and history of Journey House Recovery Center.
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We had a night full of wonderful food, fellowship, and laughter at our annual Journey House Recovery Center Christmas pa...
12/16/2025

We had a night full of wonderful food, fellowship, and laughter at our annual Journey House Recovery Center Christmas party at Maggiano’s! 💚

We are blessed to have an amazing team who pours their hearts and souls into our participants and their families! Merry Christmas!


Wisdom from The Lance Corner:)
12/14/2025

Wisdom from The Lance Corner:)

Operation Stuff a Stocking is underway at Journey House, and we’re so grateful for the generosity our community has alre...
12/13/2025

Operation Stuff a Stocking is underway at Journey House, and we’re so grateful for the generosity our community has already shown. 💚 As we continue preparing for the families and children we serve, there are a few items we still need to help make this season special.

We are especially in need of:
• Full-size and individually wrapped candy canes
• Winter gear like gloves, scarves, and hats
• Toys for children 18 months and younger

Please note that we will no longer be accepting donations after the 19th of this month, so now is the time to get your donations in while you still can.

Donations can be dropped off at our Center on Shrader Road, Monday–Friday from 9 AM–4:30 PM, or purchased directly through our Amazon Wishlist:
https://lnkd.in/eCuuCeAM

Thank you for helping us bring warmth, joy, and encouragement to the families walking their recovery journey with Journey House.

12/12/2025

Lance shares his perspective about what kind of advice he would give to someone who’s just one week sober.

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Operation Stuff a Stocking is underway at Journey House, and we’re gathering holiday gifts to bring joy and comfort to t...
12/11/2025

Operation Stuff a Stocking is underway at Journey House, and we’re gathering holiday gifts to bring joy and comfort to the families and children we support. 💚

We’re welcoming donations of stockings, holiday candy, winter essentials like knit gloves, small stocking-sized surprises for kids, toys for little ones, and simple gift cards that help make the season brighter.

We’re still in need of a few specific items to help us finish strong. Full-sized candy canes, individually wrapped candy canes, toys for children 18 months and younger, and winter gear like gloves, scarves, and hats would make a meaningful difference.

You can drop off donations at our Center on Shrader Road, Monday through Friday between 9 AM and 4:30 PM.
If you prefer to give online, our Amazon Wishlist is available here:
https://lnkd.in/eCuuCeAM

Thank you for helping us share warmth, joy, and holiday cheer with our Journey House families.

12/11/2025

Food insecurity continues to impact families in our community — including many of the participants we serve each day.

As resources become limited, we’re asking for your support in helping us provide meals, essentials, and meaningful seasonal programs for those on their recovery journey. Every contribution makes a difference, offering hope, healing, and support when it’s needed most. Here are a few ways you can help:

🍎 Food Drive: Drop off non-perishable items or $25–$50 grocery gift cards.
🎄 Christmas Event Sponsor: Spread holiday cheer. Suggested gift: $500.
🧦 Stuff the Stocking: Donate individually wrapped candy or full-size toiletries.
đź’› Hope at Home Sponsorship: Help support families in recovery. $150 per session.
📦 Amazon Wishlist: Donate needed items directly through our link. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3EGZX9B4CF5OA/ref=hz_ls_biz_ex

Food pantry and in-kind donations can be delivered to:
Journey House Recovery Center
7740 Shrader Road, Suite F, Henrico, VA 23228
Monday–Friday | 9 AM – 4:30 PM

Give online: journeyhouserecovery.org/donate-and-partner/

Thank you for standing with our community. Your generosity helps ensure no one walks their recovery journey alone. đź’š

***Closed Today, Tuesday, December 9***Due to snow and road conditions, Journey House Recovery Center is closed today.Ou...
12/09/2025

***Closed Today, Tuesday, December 9***
Due to snow and road conditions, Journey House Recovery Center is closed today.

Our staff is available by email and phone.

Please stay safe and warm.

She walked in alone. She left with a family.When Amanda first came to Journey House, she didn’t have hope. Addiction had...
12/09/2025

She walked in alone. She left with a family.

When Amanda first came to Journey House, she didn’t have hope. Addiction had taken so much, and every day felt like starting over. But here, she found a place that wouldn’t give up on her — and unexpectedly, she found love.

She and Erik met while in our recovery program. Two people surviving finally began to heal. Today, they’re a family with three children, and they’re giving back by helping others find the same strength that changed their lives. Amanda now leads Hope at Home, supporting parents and children as they grow together.

This is what your generosity makes possible — new beginnings, restored families, and communities built on hope. When you give to Journey House, you help another parent find stability and another child experience healing.

Hope doesn’t end when someone walks through our doors. It begins there. 💛

Recovery doesn’t have just one path, and it doesn’t happen alone. For many families, substance use disorder impacts ever...
12/06/2025

Recovery doesn’t have just one path, and it doesn’t happen alone. For many families, substance use disorder impacts everyone — especially children.

Hope at Home, led by Journey House Foundation founder Kimberly Braine-Tillem, brings parents in recovery and their children together in a safe, supportive space to learn, connect, and grow. At our Fall Kick-Off on September 23, Kimberly, Amanda, and Katelyn welcomed both new and returning families for an evening filled with activities, snacks, games, and meaningful exercises that strengthen trust and resilience.

We’re grateful to Girl Scout Troop 5360 for donating backpacks and school supplies for the kids — your support helps make these moments possible.

As Kimberly shares, “The bond between a parent and child forms the foundation for how a child handles life’s challenges. Hope at Home strengthens that bond and connects parents in recovery.”

Hope at Home reflects our commitment to strengthening families and creating pathways to lasting recovery, one family at a time. đź’›

Join us for our next event — we’d love to welcome you.

12/05/2025

What is the 12-Step Program, and why do so many find it helpful in recovery?

đź”— Visit journeyhouserecovery.org

We’re proud to introduce Journey House Behavioral Health RVA, the newest part of our integrated Journey House Recovery C...
12/04/2025

We’re proud to introduce Journey House Behavioral Health RVA, the newest part of our integrated Journey House Recovery Center network.

JHBH provides clinical outpatient treatment, including Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs, with personalized care for alcohol, opioids, prescription drugs, stimulants, and other substances. Treatment plans are tailored to each individual’s recovery goals and are covered by Medicaid and most major insurance carriers.

This expansion allows individuals to move seamlessly between levels of care — from clinical treatment to ongoing community support — strengthening the path toward long-term recovery.

At Journey House, recovery is more than treatment. It’s about building lasting change and thriving beyond addiction.

Learn more at jhbehavioralhealth.com.

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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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Our Mission

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.