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

About this Recovery House

Recovery Point of West Virginia is a women's recovery residence on Stockton Street in Charleston, West Virginia, the state capital and seat of Kanawha County. The hundred-bed long-term program holds Level 3 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences and charges residents no fee.

A Hundred-Bed Women's Sober Living Program in Charleston

This is the largest certified women's recovery residence in West Virginia. Women in early recovery are consistently harder to house than men in this state, and the combination of scale, no cost and long-term structure reaches a population that shorter and priced sober living misses entirely. The program runs on the social model, with residents carrying much of the daily structure themselves.

Level 3 Recovery Housing and What It Requires

Level 3 describes supervised recovery housing with administrative oversight and structured programming, sitting between peer-run housing and clinically staffed residences in West Virginia's four-level framework. The certification underneath obliges the program to disclose its rules and any fees in writing, keep a written relapse and discharge policy, and accept complaints through a process outside its own management.

Medication-Assisted Recovery for Women in Kanawha County

Medication for opioid use disorder is accepted. Charleston has the broadest range of prescribers in the state, and a woman in a long program can keep a treatment relationship steady across the length of her stay without changing cities.

Charleston Recovery Homes and the West Side

Stockton Street runs through Charleston's West Side, the residential district across the Elk River from downtown. The county courthouse, the family court, Charleston Area Medical Center and the state Capitol complex are all a short ride away on Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation. For a woman working through a custody case and a probation requirement at the same time, that concentration is the reason Kanawha County holds more certified recovery housing than anywhere else in West Virginia.

What Follows This Recovery Residence

A five-bed Phase 2 house sits directly across the street, and the operator runs comparable programs in Huntington, Bluefield and Parkersburg. Finishing here leads into lighter structure without leaving the block.