HAWC Foundation Phase 2 - Men's House II Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

HAWC Foundation Phase 2 is a men's recovery residence on 6th Avenue in Huntington, West Virginia, the seat of Cabell County. With twenty-four beds it is the largest of the ten certified homes HAWC Foundation operates in the city, and it takes men who have finished the foundation's Phase 1 program.

The Largest HAWC Men's Sober House

Twenty-four beds changes the character of a house. There is always someone awake, always someone who has been through the week a resident is currently having, and a bigger pool of people to build accountability with. The program fee is $100 a week. 6th Avenue sits a block off the 5th Avenue corridor in the older residential grid between downtown and Marshall University.

Phase 2 Admission at This Huntington Recovery Home

Residents must be graduates of HAWC Phase 1. The house is a second step, and everyone living here arrives with the same baseline: a completed period of higher-structure housing behind them. That shared starting point is what lets a residence this size hold together as a household.

Medication Policy at This Cabell County Sober Living Home

Vivitrol, Sublocade, Suboxone and methadone are all accepted. In a county that has spent a decade at the center of the national overdose picture, a twenty-four bed men's residence that takes residents on any of the four widens the pool of people who can be housed without interrupting treatment.

Recovery Housing on Huntington's Avenue Grid

The avenues between downtown and the university carry most of Huntington's rental housing stock and most of its certified recovery homes. Cabell Huntington Hospital, Marshall, the Cabell County Courthouse and the Tri-State Transit Authority terminal all fall inside that band. A resident here can reach work, a court date and a meeting without a car, which is the reason recovery housing in West Virginia clusters in Huntington.

Moving Through the HAWC Recovery Homes

This address is one stop in a phased system. Men who complete Phase 2 apply to the foundation's Phase 3 residences, which sit a few avenues away and hold fewer people. Changing houses inside the same operator and the same city means the parts of a resident's life that took months to assemble stay where they are.