Rea of Hope New Life Apartments 3 Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Rea of Hope New Life Apartments 3 is a women's recovery residence on Quarrier Street in Charleston, West Virginia, in Kanawha County. Seven women live in the building at $133 a week under Level 1 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Women's Sober Living Residence on Quarrier Street

Quarrier Street runs east to west through the length of downtown Charleston and out into the East End, one of the city's principal residential and commercial spines. Seven women live in this building. The address puts a resident within walking distance of downtown employment, the county courthouse and the bus network, which is the practical difference between a Charleston address and a suburban one.

Peer-Run Recovery Housing at Level 1

Level 1 is the lightest certification tier West Virginia recognizes, describing peer-run housing where residents set and enforce the household expectations and no on-site staffing is required. It is designed for people whose recovery is stable enough that structure comes from within. Anyone needing closer monitoring would enter through the operator's Level 2 group housing first.

The Fee at This Charleston Recovery Home

Residents pay $133 a week, published as $56 for food and $77 for operating costs, and the food share can be paid with EBT. The same figure applies at all six of the operator's addresses.

Quarrier Street and Charleston Recovery Homes

Several certified recovery residences from different operators sit along Quarrier Street, making it one of the densest recovery housing corridors in West Virginia. Charleston is the state capital and the seat of Kanawha County, holding the courthouse, the family court, Charleston Area Medical Center and the valley's transit authority. For a woman rebuilding a working life, everything she has to do can be reached on foot or on one bus.