God's Way Home, Inc.

About God's Way Home, Inc.

God's Way Home, Inc. is a sober living operator in Rainelle, West Virginia, running four certified men's recovery residences in Greenbrier County. All four sit within the same small town, hold twenty-seven beds between them, charge $100 a week, and carry Recovery Housing Program voucher eligibility.

A Rainelle Recovery Housing Provider

Rainelle has roughly a thousand residents, and four certified recovery homes under one operator makes this organization the town's dominant provider by a wide margin. Rural West Virginia rarely supports recovery housing at all: the population is thin, transit is limited and treatment providers are an hour away. An operator that has built four certified residences in a town this size has done something the state's rural counties badly need and mostly lack.

God's Way Home Recovery Homes

• A residence on Main Street with eight beds.
• Mercy House on 11th Street with eight beds.
• A residence on 7th Street with seven beds.
• A residence on South Sewell Street with four beds.

Every one serves men and every one holds Level 2 certification. The houses run from four to eight beds, so the operator can place a man in a household that fits.

A Hundred Dollars a Week, or Nothing

Every residence charges $100 a week, and all four are eligible for Recovery Housing Program vouchers that cover a new low-income resident's first forty-five days at no cost. In the coalfield and mountain counties, where a full-time wage is often below what recovery housing in Charleston or Morgantown costs, a $100 weekly figure is the difference between certified housing and no housing.

Level 2 Certification Across Four Sober Houses

All four addresses carry Level 2 certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Level 2 describes monitored recovery housing with structured expectations and clinical care from outside providers. Vivitrol is accepted across the portfolio.