God's Way Home, Inc. Men's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

God's Way Home, Inc. is a men's sober living home on Main Street in Rainelle, West Virginia, in Greenbrier County. Eight men live here at $100 a week under Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences.

A Men's Sober House on Rainelle's Main Street

Eight beds on the town's principal street puts residents at the center of what Rainelle has: the churches, the small commercial strip and the road out to Route 60. In a town of about a thousand people that visibility is a feature, because a certified recovery home operating openly on Main Street is answerable to its neighbors in a way a house hidden up a hollow is not.

What a Hundred Dollars a Week Buys

The fee is $100 a week, and beds are eligible for Recovery Housing Program vouchers covering a new low-income resident's first forty-five days at no cost. Greenbrier County wages do not support Charleston-level recovery housing prices, and this figure is why a man from the surrounding rural counties can afford a certified bed at all.

Level 2 Certification in Rural West Virginia Recovery Housing

Level 2 describes monitored recovery housing with structured expectations and clinical services from outside providers. Certification obliges the residence to give an applicant fees and house rules in writing before move-in, hold a written relapse and discharge policy, and accept complaints reviewed outside the house. Rural recovery housing is the hardest kind to verify from a distance, which is what makes a certification record worth checking here.

Medication Policy at This Greenbrier County Recovery Home

Vivitrol is accepted across the operator's four residences.

Rainelle, Greenbrier County and the Route 60 Corridor

Rainelle sits at the western edge of Greenbrier County on Route 60, where the road climbs toward Sewell Mountain between Beckley and Lewisburg. Lewisburg is the county seat and holds the courthouse and Greenbrier Valley Medical Center about forty minutes east. Beckley, thirty miles west, carries the region's larger hospitals and treatment providers. Five certified recovery residences operate inside Rainelle, which makes it one of the most concentrated recovery housing towns in rural West Virginia.