Southern West Virginia Fellowship Home Unverified

Southern West Virginia Fellowship Home supports adults recovering from strong alcohol and substance use addiction by offering a structured, transitional living environment that typically lasts 6–18 months. Rooted in the 12-step principles of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, the program creates a supportive community where residents learn accountability, build confidence, and practice healthy routines. With a focus on personal growth and long-term recovery, the center helps individuals stabilize, rebuild purpose, and strengthen their foundation for independent living.

The residential setting at Southern West Virginia Fellowship Home incorporates case management, recovery coaching, relapse prevention, anger management, and life skills classes to prepare residents for success beyond treatment. Participants gain essential skills—such as managing finances, finding employment, and developing healthy relationships—while engaging in community service and attending recovery meetings. Whether someone is overcoming strong addiction challenges or rebuilding after setbacks, the program offers housing support, employment guidance, and comprehensive care to help individuals transition confidently back into society.