CASEWV Recovery Housing

  • About Us

    CASEWV Recovery Housing Services offers a variety of services to help individuals transitioning out of substance abuse treatment facilities. Affordable housing, Peer Recovery Coach services, and the support of a diverse Community Action Agency are only some of the benefits of residing at one of our facilities.

    CASEWV Highland House is a 9-bed facility for women who are facing felony-level charges while seeking assistance with substance abuse issues.

    CASEWV State Opioid Response Sober Living Facility is a 23-bed facility for individuals in recovery from Opioid Use Disorder or Poly-Substance Use Disorder co-occurring with Opioid Use Disorder.

  • What makes CASEWV Recovery Housing different?

    • There is no charge for residing at the Highland House Facility, and only $100 per month for Program Fees at SOR. All residents are encouraged to use the time to save money for transitioning to housing of their choice

    • Food and essentials are provided by the facility

    • Access to all the programs offered by Community Action of South Eastern West Virginia

    • Residents are engaged in the recovery efforts of all who live here.

  • A place to grow

    CASEWV Recovery Housing Services offers residents the opportunity to grow. One of the fundamental aspects of growth is acquiring all the documents needed for employment. Peer Recovery Coaches are here to help every step of the way.

    Peer Recovery Coaches are not counselors but are guided with the experience needed to show that living a sober life is possible and rewarding. The coaches can draw from their experiences to assist residents in their struggles with adjusting to their new lives.

Brochure

House For Women Fighting Addiction Now Open In Mercer County—

WVNST shows the facilities offered by CASEWV Recovery Services.

What are the rules?

  • Use of intoxicating substances is strictly forbidden

  • All residents must actively work a step program of their choice and have an active sponsor

  • Men are not allowed in women’s rooms, and women are not allowed in men’s rooms

  • Unless working night shift, all residents must be in the facility by 11pm

  • All visitors must be approved by staff prior to their arrival

  • No overnight stays unless approved by staff

  • Other rules covered during application

Medically Assisted Treatment

CASEWV Recovery Housing Services completely supports all pathways to recovery.  This includes Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) such as buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone.  While none of these treatments are provided at the facilities, all individuals who are currently prescribed these treatments are welcome.

Individuals that are currently not utilizing MAT but are curious about what benefits it may offer are encouraged to speak with their medical professional.Facility staff will provide a list of local MAT providers to residents for them to engage with.

Click the photo to access the Substance Abuse Resource Directory.

A structured environment

CASEWV Recovery Housing Facilities provide a safe, structured, and sober place for individuals to get back on their feet.  We understand the fear and uncertainty that can be part of transitional housing, but we are here to help.  The rules are in place to protect all that live here and to support a healthy and safe transition to a permanent housing solution.

CASEWV Recovery Housing Services is a community within the recovery community

All residents of CASEWV facilities are part of a recovery-oriented community.  This community supports each other and comes together to make a difference in the lives of all who live here.

Contact Us

Phone: 304-327-3506
Email: dweiss@casewv.org

CASEWV Recovery Services are WVARR Certified.