Recovery Point of West Virginia – Charleston – Phase 2 House Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Recovery Point of West Virginia Charleston Phase 2 House is a women's sober living home on Stockton Street in Charleston, West Virginia, in Kanawha County. Five women live here at no cost, all of them coming out of the hundred-bed long-term program across the street.

A Five-Bed Women's Recovery Home on the West Side

Five beds and Level 2 certification put this house at the light end of the structure scale. It is the step between a large supervised program and a lease of one's own, and the size is what makes it work: a woman who has spent a year in a hundred-person community needs practice living in a household of five before living alone.

Level 2 Certification and What It Obliges

Level 2 in West Virginia's framework describes monitored recovery housing with structured expectations and clinical services delivered by outside providers. Certification requires the residence to hand over its rules in writing before move-in, hold a written relapse and discharge policy, and answer complaints through a route that does not run through house management.

Medication Support in This Kanawha County Sober House

Medication for opioid use disorder is accepted here, the same policy the operator applies at all eight of its certified addresses. Charleston's prescribers are within a bus ride.

Stockton Street and Charleston Recovery Housing

The West Side sits across the Elk River from downtown Charleston, a dense older residential district with its own commercial strip on Washington Street West. The state capital holds the Kanawha County Courthouse, the family court, the region's largest hospital system and the transit authority for the whole valley. A woman finishing a long program in Charleston can hold a job, a court date and an appointment without leaving the city, which is what makes staying here after the program a realistic plan.