Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home, Inc. – Longterm House Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

The Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home Longterm House is a men's recovery residence in Charleston, West Virginia, the seat of Kanawha County, on Quarrier Street. Nine men live here under Level 1 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Long-Term Men's Sober House in Charleston

Nine beds at the lightest certification tier, meant to be held for an extended period. Length of stay is one of the few variables that consistently predicts how recovery housing works out, and a house built for men who intend to stay produces a household that turns over slowly and knows itself well.

What Level 1 Certification Means

Level 1 is the lightest of West Virginia's four tiers. It describes peer-run recovery housing with minimal external oversight, where residents set and enforce the household rules themselves and no on-site staffing is required. That designation suits a long-term house of men who are working and stable. Someone needing closer monitoring would enter through the operator's Level 2 houses first.

Medication-Assisted Recovery in This Kanawha County Sober House

Residents on medication for opioid use disorder are accepted, matching the policy across all three of the organization's addresses.

Charleston Recovery Homes on the Quarrier Street Corridor

Quarrier Street carries a notable share of Charleston's certified recovery housing, from this operator and from others. The street runs from downtown into the East End, past the courthouse district and toward the Capitol complex, with Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation running the corridor. Charleston is the state capital, the county seat and the center of a valley reaching from Saint Albans to Montgomery, which is why so much of West Virginia's recovery housing is concentrated within a mile of this address.