West Virginia Health Right
304-414-5930
West Virginia Health Right has three locations in Charleston, where they provide behavioral health, medical and dental care, health education, cooking and dance classes, and support groups. They also provide harm reduction supplies, such as HIV/Hep C testing, naloxone (Narcan) kits, and needle exchanges.
Harmony House
304-523-2764
Harmony House has multiple programs in Huntington. They offer rapid rehousing, case management, assistance getting ID documents, peer support, naloxone (Narcan) training, transportation assistance, help with rental and move-in fees, and employment support programs. Harmony House runs a youth drop-in center, and area residents can also get mail services, showers, laundry, and access to a computer lab.
West Virginia 211
2-1-1
West Virginia residents who call 211 are connected to a wide range of social services, such as child and senior care, food and clothing, crisis support, housing services, health care, financial assistance, help with transportation, referrals to mental health and substance use treatment, and much more. There’s no need to spend hours looking for organizations that can help — simply call 211!
Youth Services System
800-977-8918
Youth Services System supports mental and behavioral health for youth and young adults ages 12-25. They provide school-based services, mentoring for at-risk youth, youth employment services, emergency shelters, recovery homes, and transitional living programs. They also run regional youth centers with outreach, peer support, suicide intervention, and family coordinators to help families connect with needed support.
Helping Heros
304-232-0114
Helping Heros is a veteran resource program in Wheeling. They offer emergency shelter, housing services, case management, rent and utility help, assistance with VA benefits, employment and financial counseling, food & clothing, and referrals to additional services. If you’re a veteran in need in the Wheeling area, this could be a great resource.
Friendship Fairmont
304-368-1341
Friendship Fairmont is a mental wellness and substance use recovery community drop-in center. The center has peer support groups, social activities, art therapy, coffee, breakfasts, snacks, and links to community services. They offer classes in life skills, coping skills, problem-solving, and relapse prevention.
HELP4WV
844-435-7498
HELP4WV is an accredited 24/7 helpline in West Virginia. Individuals who are in crisis with mental health or addiction can call, chat or text to reach trained peer support or recovery coaches. The helpline offers resources for accessing self-help groups, counseling services, residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and emergency care.
West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network
The West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network offers peer recovery and other support to students at nine universities and colleges in the state. They provide individual and group support, naloxone and overdose prevention training, prescription medication disposal bags, fentanyl test strips, and more. The details depend on the specific campus program.
WVU Student Assistance Program
304-293-4431
The Carruth Center at West Virginia University offers a Student Assistance Program (SAP) that supports students with addiction concerns. Services include assessments, individual and group counseling, and in-person and online education. The Center also has a program to help students strengthen their memory and mind fitness and a program that organizes adventures designed to improve well-being.
West Virginia State University Collegiate Recovery, Education, and Wellness (CREW)
304-766-3168
West Virginia State University’s CREW program offers a welcoming environment for students in or seeking recovery from addiction. They have recovery coaching, peer support, a lounge space for hanging out, recovery meetings, sober social activities, community service, and scholarship opportunities. They also have naloxone training and distribution.
Fairness West Virginia
681-265-9062
Fairness West Virginia advocates for the LGBTQ+ community statewide. They work to change laws to protect those with an LGBTQ+ lifestyle, advance transgender rights, improve the visibility of the community, and protect LGBTQ+ rights to marry and have families. They also have Pride events and other social activities to bring the community together.
West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance
304-558-3661
The State of West Virginia, Department of Veterans Assistance offers military veterans programs to assist them with accessing their veteran benefits. This includes assistance with education, housing and economic assistance, disability compensation and access to mental health and alcohol and substance use disorder treatment.
IHS – Treatment Locator
The Indian Health Service’s Alcohol and Substance Abuse Branch provides American Indians and Alaska Natives with programs to combat alcohol and substance use disorder. These programs include preventive services and education along with crisis support and outpatient and inpatient addiction treatment. Many programs are Tribally operated and some are available through telehealth.
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