Community Engagement

The DC4 Davidson County Residential Recovery Court Program has been recognized by numerous agencies as a positive force on our Tennessee communities.


Service

The therapeutic community concept focuses on recovery and reconnection. An essential component of that process is giving back to the community. Each DC4 resident performs a minimum of 200 hours of community service work while in the residential program, which may be performed on the DC4 campus or off-campus in coordination with local non-profits and governmental agencies.

Requests for assistance with service projects may be directed to dc4admissions@jisnashville.gov.

DC4 Residents Prepare Thanksgiving Meals for Distribution


DC4 Residents Assemble Beds and Furniture for the Women’s Residential Recovery Court


DC4 Residents Assist with Community Efforts during COVID-19 Pandemic


Residents Maintain Campus Grounds and Our
Community Garden

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