Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home

About Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home

Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home is a sober living operator in Parkersburg, West Virginia, running six certified recovery residences in Wood County. The organization houses men, women, and women with their children, and every address sits inside the same few blocks of the city's south side.

A Parkersburg Recovery Housing Provider

The fellowship home model is one of the oldest forms of recovery housing in the United States, predating most of the modern certification frameworks, and this organization runs it at scale in the Mid-Ohio Valley. Residents live under structured expectations with clinical care coming from providers elsewhere in the city. Six houses under one operator in a city the size of Parkersburg means a substantial share of the county's certified beds sit under one set of rules.

Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home Recovery Homes

• The Men's Main Home on George Street, with sixteen beds.
• The Wilson House on Tefft Street, a five-bed men's residence.
• Linda's House on Laird Avenue, a five-bed women's residence.
• The Women with Children Home on George Street, with six beds.
• The Women without Children Home on Charles Street, with six beds.
• Hearthstone Family Living on Lynn Street, a ten-bed coed residence.

Recovery Housing for Women With Their Children

One of the six addresses houses women together with their children, and a second houses women without. Splitting the two into separate households is a deliberate choice that very few West Virginia operators are large enough to make, and it means a woman without children is not living in a house organized around bedtimes, and a mother is not the only one managing them.

Fees, SNAP and the Cost of a Bed

Most of the houses charge a $100 processing fee at move-in and $300 a month in program fees until SNAP benefits are established. Tying the fee schedule to benefit enrollment, and it is published.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Across the Portfolio

Every residence accepts residents on medication for opioid use disorder. Wood County sits on the Ohio River with prescribing capacity concentrated in Parkersburg itself, so a resident can hold a treatment relationship without leaving the city.

Certification at Every Address

All six residences hold certification from the West Virginia Alliance of Recovery Residences, the state's affiliate of the National Alliance for Recovery Residences. Certification is issued per address, which means an operator carrying it on six houses has put each of them separately through inspection, policy review and an external complaint process.