Resources

Community Corrections
Provides court-supported rehabilitative services designed to help justice-involved individuals transition successfully back into the community through structured programming and local partnerships.

Jobs & Hope West Virginia
A statewide program providing employment, education, and peer support services for individuals in recovery or reentry. Jobs & Hope empowers participants to rebuild their lives through structured opportunities.

Valley HealthCare System
Provides comprehensive behavioral health services, including outpatient counseling, detoxification, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), supporting individuals and families throughout their recovery journey.

Summit Church – Elkins
A Christ-centered community focused on outreach, discipleship, and recovery. At Summit Church, our desire is to have lively, contemporary worship, practical and easy-to-understand Biblical teachings, and a place where every believer can use their gifts and talents to serve the Lord..

Recovery Resource Group (RRG)
A Licensed Behavioral Health Center providing Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), peer support, psychotherapy, and case management to support long-term recovery across West Virginia.

Randolph County Housing Authority – Homelessness Program
Provides housing support and case management for individuals experiencing homelessness. The program helps participants secure stable housing and address the root causes of housing instability through personalized guidance.

Chain Breakers Recovery
A Christ-centered recovery group offering weekly support for individuals and families. Join us Tuesdays from 6–8 PM for faith-based guidance, fellowship, and healing grounded in the Word of God.

West Virginia Wood Technology Center
A nonprofit workforce training hub in Elkins offering specialized education in woodworking, craftsmanship, and business development. WVWTC supports individuals and small businesses through hands-on training and regional economic initiatives.

Lauren’s Wish
A Morgantown-based nonprofit offering a safe, supportive space for individuals with substance use disorder awaiting treatment placement. Located at Hazel’s House of Hope, the 28-bed triage center provides peer support, case management, and basic needs while connecting clients to long-term recovery programs. Future plans include a women’s residential treatment farm, Lauren’s Ladder

WV Hope in Action Alliance
A statewide nonprofit connecting community sectors across West Virginia and Appalachia to address mental health, substance use disorder, and social inequities. Through collaboration and grassroots engagement, the Alliance supports systems change, youth investment, and cross-sector partnerships to strengthen communities. Signature initiatives include the annual Hope Gala and the Spark Symposium.

Eastern WV Community & Technical College
Offers fast, affordable workforce training programs that prepare students for in-demand careers. Many certifications can be completed in as little as four weeks.

CARE Team (Charleston, WV)
Launched in 2019 by Mayor Amy Goodwin, the CARE Team provides mobile outreach and coordinated support for individuals facing substance use, mental health challenges, and homelessness.

St. Joseph Recovery Center (SJRC)
Located in Parkersburg, WV, SJRC is a comprehensive behavioral health facility offering detox, residential, outpatient, and mobile services for adults and veterans facing substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Treatment includes Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), trauma-informed care, and holistic therapies like equine therapy. Most insurance plans are accepted.

HELP4WV
A 24/7 helpline offering call, text, and chat support for West Virginians facing addiction or mental health challenges. Staffed by peer-support specialists with lived experience, ready to help anytime.

Tyrand Cooperative Ministries

Christian-based mission project of the United Methodist Church, serving individuals and families in Randolph County, West Virginia. Their programs include a food pantry, emergency assistance, home repair, school supplies, and holiday support. Tyrand is committed to providing essential services without discrimination, fostering faith and compassion within the community.

Modivcare
Provides non-emergency medical transportation for West Virginia Medicaid members, including those in recovery or with substance use disorders. Rides must be scheduled in advance for covered medical services.

ACA Navigator – West Virginia
A grant-funded program offering free, unbiased help with enrolling in health coverage for uninsured individuals and families across West Virginia.
📞 Call 1-844-WV-CARES

West Virginia Public Transportation Association (WVPTA)
Through funding from the State Opioid Response (SOR) Grant, WVPTA offers free transportation to individuals with Opioid or Substance Use Disorders (OUD/SUD) seeking treatment or recovery services. Coverage includes all 55 counties in West Virginia, with access to after-hours rides and flexible routes.

Request a Ride: 1-888-696-6195

Davis Medical Center
An acute care hospital in Elkins offering inpatient and outpatient services, emergency care, surgical procedures, and specialty physician care for the surrounding region.

Northwood Health Systems
Committed to providing cost-effective, high-quality care for individuals across all age groups—children, adolescents, adults, and seniors—facing emotional challenges, intellectual disabilities, mental illness, or substance use disorders. Their mission is to help each person reach their highest possible quality of life through compassionate, professional support.

Potomac Valley Transit Authority (PVTA)
Formed in 1977, PVTA provides both deviated fixed-route and demand-response public transportation services throughout Hampshire, Hardy, Grant, Mineral, and Pendleton Counties. Their mission is to improve the quality of life for riders by offering safe, convenient, and affordable access to transportation—helping individuals stay connected to work, healthcare, and community resources.

Serenity Pointe
Located in Williamson, WV, Serenity Pointe is a comprehensive substance use disorder (SUD) treatment facility offering both inpatient and outpatient services. With a capacity for approximately 90 residents, Serenity Pointe emphasizes individualized care plans, peer recovery coaching, and support for co-occurring disorders. Their holistic approach integrates medical and behavioral health services to support long-term recovery.

Help & Hope West Virginia
A statewide resource hub offering education, prevention tools, and treatment access for substance use disorder. Includes resources for youth, first responders, prescribers, and communities, plus overdose prevention and safe medication disposal guidance.

The Salvation Army – Elkins
A faith-based organization serving Randolph County with emergency assistance, food, clothing, and spiritual support—meeting human needs without discrimination.

The REACH Initiative & West Virginia Reentry Councils
A statewide nonprofit dedicated to supporting justice-impacted individuals. The REACH Initiative operates a network of Reentry Councils across West Virginia, addressing barriers such as housing, employment, and healthcare. The organization empowers individuals to reintegrate successfully and become leaders in criminal justice reform.

The Refinery Church – Elkins
A Christ-centered church in Elkins, WV, dedicated to reaching Appalachia with God's love. The Refinery offers a welcoming environment with Sunday services featuring breakfast, worship, and children's programs. Midweek activities include homework help and youth gatherings. The church emphasizes authenticity, community, and discipleship, aiming to support individuals and families in their spiritual journey. They also host programs like Celebrate Recovery to assist those dealing with hurts, habits, and hang-ups.

West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services (WV DRS)
Supports West Virginians with disabilities, starting at age 14, in preparing for, obtaining, maintaining, or advancing in employment. Services include vocational counseling, job training, assistive technology, and specialized support for individuals with vision or hearing impairments. WV DRS also administers the state's Disability Determination Section, which processes SSDI and SSI claims.

Wise Path Recovery Centers
Wise Path Recovery Centers is a West Virginia-based treatment network offering comprehensive care for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Their services include medically supervised detox, short-term residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT). With locations in Morgantown (Cheat Rd. and Westover) and Williamson, Wise Path provides individualized, evidence-based care designed to support long-term recovery.

Recovery Point West Virginia
A statewide nonprofit offering long-term, peer-led residential recovery programs at no cost. Facilities in Huntington, Charleston, Bluefield, and Parkersburg provide structured, abstinence-based treatment, including non-medical detox, 12-step programming, peer mentoring, and transitional support. Programs are open to men and women, with some locations serving court-referred participants.

Peak Living Services
A West Virginia nonprofit dedicated to ending chronic and veteran homelessness through transitional housing, supportive services, and recovery referrals. Programs include:

• Veterans Life Way Center: 12-bed transitional housing for male veterans, offering wraparound services.

• Twin Cities Supportive Housing Center: 16-bed co-ed facility for individuals with mental or chronic illnesses, providing 24-hour assistance.

• Liberty Center: Transitional housing for individuals reentering from incarceration, focusing on those with a history of substance abuse.

Connections App – CHESS Health
An evidence-based smartphone app designed to support individuals in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD). The app offers 24/7 access to peer support, virtual meetings, and digital cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) modules. Features include sobriety tracking, daily check-ins, and a resource library to reinforce coping skills. Available in English and Spanish, the app is accessible through participating providers and organizations.