HAWC Foundation Phase 3 - Coed House IV Coed Recovery House

About this Recovery House

HAWC Foundation Phase 3 is a coed sober living home on 4th Avenue in Huntington, West Virginia, the seat of Cabell County. Ten residents live here, which makes it the largest of HAWC Foundation's Phase 3 addresses, and it holds certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

The Largest Phase 3 Recovery Home in the HAWC Portfolio

Ten beds in a final-phase house is unusual, and it gives residents something the smaller Phase 3 addresses cannot: a full household of people at the same late stage, most of them working. The cost is $350 a month plus shared utilities. This stretch of 4th Avenue sits in Huntington's east end, past the university and toward the older Guyandotte side of the city.

Admission to This Coed Recovery Residence

Residents must have completed HAWC Phase 1 and Phase 2. That requirement filters the household to people who have already spent months inside the operator's structure, which is what makes a ten-person coed house workable at this level of oversight.

Medication Support in This Cabell County Sober House

Vivitrol, Sublocade, Suboxone and methadone are accepted here. Across all ten of the foundation's certified homes the policy is the same, so a resident moving between phases never has to re-open the question of whether their prescription is compatible with their housing.

East End Huntington Sober Living

Huntington's east end runs along the numbered avenues toward the Guyandotte River, a residential district with cheaper rents than downtown and direct Tri-State Transit Authority service into the core. Cabell County's courthouse, hospital and treatment providers are a short ride away. For a resident in the last phase of a program and holding a job, that combination of low cost and reachable services is the reason the address works.

Where This Fits Among Huntington Recovery Homes

Huntington carries more certified recovery residences than any other city in West Virginia, and several operators run multi-house systems inside it. What distinguishes a Phase 3 address is that it is the exit stage: the fee structure, the household size and the reduced oversight are all pointed at someone leaving the system.