Rea of Hope Fellowship Home, Inc.

About Rea of Hope Fellowship Home, Inc.

Rea of Hope Fellowship Home, Inc. is a women's sober living operator in Charleston, West Virginia, running six certified recovery residences in Kanawha County. Every address is within a few blocks of the others on the East End of the city, and every one serves women only.

A Charleston Recovery Housing Provider for Women

Rea of Hope is a housing organization built around a single population. Women in early recovery in West Virginia face a housing market with far fewer certified beds than men do, and an operator that runs six residences exclusively for women holds a meaningful share of what exists in the state capital. Clinical care comes from providers elsewhere in Charleston, and the organization's work is to keep the addresses stable and the terms the same across all of them.

Rea of Hope Sober Homes in Charleston

• The Main House on Lee Street East, a ten-bed residence.
• Sandy's House on Beauregard Street, a four-bed residence.
• New Life Apartments 1 and 2 on Beauregard Street, holding twelve and nine beds.
• New Life Apartments 3 and 4 on Quarrier Street, holding seven and five beds.

The cluster sits inside a few blocks of Charleston's East End, so a woman moving from the group houses into the apartments keeps her walk to work, her bus route and her meeting.

Two Levels of Recovery Housing Under One Operator

The organization runs both structured group housing and independent apartments. The four New Life Apartments carry Level 1 certification, the lightest tier the state recognizes, describing peer-run housing where residents set and hold the rules themselves. Sandy's House sits at Level 2 with a monitoring presence and structured expectations. A resident can therefore step down in structure without changing operators or neighborhoods.

One Fee Across Every Sober Living Home

Every residence charges $133 a week, split as $56 for food and $77 for operating costs, and the food portion can be paid with EBT. Publishing that breakdown does something most fee schedules do not: it tells an applicant which part of the bill her benefits already cover, which is the calculation that decides whether a bed is reachable.

WVARR Certification Across the Portfolio

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 granted address by address, and holding it across an entire portfolio commits the organization to written fee and rule disclosure, a written relapse and discharge policy, and complaints reviewed outside the house.