Anchor Homes - Belle Men's House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Anchor Homes is a men's recovery home on East 10th Street in Belle, West Virginia, in Kanawha County. Fourteen men live here at $400 a month under Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Men's Sober Living Home in Belle

Belle is a town of about a thousand people on the upper Kanawha, and a fourteen-bed men's house is a substantial presence in it. The address sits in the residential streets set back from the river road. Anchor Homes runs a women's residence a few blocks away on East Dupont Avenue, so the operator holds both sides of the town's certified recovery housing without mixing the households.

Level 2 Certification at This Kanawha County Sober House

West Virginia's alliance of recovery residences certifies address by address, and this one carries Level 2. The label describes monitored peer housing with structured expectations and clinical care delivered elsewhere. The certification behind it requires written disclosure of fees and rules before move-in and an external route for complaints, which is the part a resident can verify before signing anything.

Medication Policy in This Recovery Residence

Sublocade, Vivitrol and Brixadi are accepted here. Long-acting injectables fit the working population this house draws, since a monthly appointment is easier to hold around a shift schedule than a daily one.

Upper Kanawha Valley Recovery Housing

The upper Kanawha Valley runs east from Charleston through Belle, Cedar Grove and Montgomery, a string of small river towns built around the plants and the railroad. It has fewer services than the capital and a bus corridor that connects to it. For a man rebuilding a routine in this part of Kanawha County, a certified address in Belle sits close enough to Charleston's courthouse and providers to keep obligations reachable, without the cost or the noise of living in the city.