Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home, Inc.

About Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home, Inc.

Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home, Inc. is a men's sober living operator in Charleston, West Virginia, running three certified recovery residences in Kanawha County. The organization holds thirty-five beds across two levels of certification, all of them within a few blocks of the state capital's East End.

A Charleston Recovery Housing Provider

The fellowship home model predates the modern certification framework by decades and rests on a simple structure: men in recovery living together under shared expectations, with clinical care coming from providers elsewhere. This organization runs that model at three addresses in the city with the deepest concentration of certified recovery housing in West Virginia.

Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home Recovery Homes

• The main house on Virginia Street East, with fifteen beds at Level 2.
• The Aftercare House on Quarrier Street, with eleven beds at Level 2.
• The Longterm House on Quarrier Street, with nine beds at Level 1.

All three sit within walking distance of each other in Charleston's East End, so a man moving between them keeps his job, his bus route and his meeting schedule intact.

Two Levels of Sober Living Under One Operator

The main house and the Aftercare House carry Level 2 certification, describing monitored housing with structured expectations. The Longterm House sits at Level 1, the lightest tier the state recognizes, where residents largely hold the rules themselves. A man can move from structure into independence inside the same organization, in the same neighborhood, without starting over with a stranger.

Men's Recovery Housing in the State Capital

All three residences serve men. Kanawha County holds more certified recovery beds than any other county in West Virginia, and Charleston is where the courthouse, the family court, Charleston Area Medical Center and the valley transit network all sit. Applying to the operator.

Certification Across Three Addresses

All three residences hold certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, and all three accept residents on medication for opioid use disorder.