West Virginia Sober Living, Inc.

West Virginia Sober Living, Inc. WVSL Solutions is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been instrumental in offering structure & support for those in recovery.

WVSL Solutions' mission is to provide premier clinical and supportive services to individuals experiencing behavioral health conditions, including substance use disorders (SUD), eating disorders, and other conditions impacting quality of life. Our vision includes filling gaps in the continuum of care, meeting individual needs, and assisting people in their recovery by providing innovative interventions. Through the integration of best practices in the field and treatment from a holistic perspective, our programs will foster honesty, integrity, and responsibility in recovering individuals. We believe in the synergistic energies of collaboration with vital community partners. WVSL Solutions knows that recovery is possible. Our company is directed and staffed by people with lived experience who model our core values, and we strive to assist others in choosing a path of recovery. We envision our clients living self-directed, fulfilling lives, free from the stigma of a healthcare diagnosis. Our services include Recovery Housing, Peer Recovery Support Services, Supportive Employment, and Clinical Services (at our Licensed Behavioral Health Center).

Travis, our Police and Peers coordinator, recently attended the Police, Treatment, and Community Collaborative 2025 Inte...
12/21/2025

Travis, our Police and Peers coordinator, recently attended the Police, Treatment, and Community Collaborative 2025 International Deflection and Pre-Arrest Diversion Summit where he had the opportunity to share & learn from other deflection programs.

We are so proud to be recognized as an Early Innovator by Moodr Health 💛"Innovation in healthcare doesn’t just happen in...
12/20/2025

We are so proud to be recognized as an Early Innovator by Moodr Health 💛

"Innovation in healthcare doesn’t just happen in boardrooms. It happens on the frontlines, where dedicated teams are doing more with less and reimagining how care can and should be delivered."

Congratulations to Krista, our director of recovery housing, who is celebrating 8 years in recovery today! Thank you for...
12/19/2025

Congratulations to Krista, our director of recovery housing, who is celebrating 8 years in recovery today! Thank you for all that you do Krista, you're amazing and we hope you have a wonderful day today! 💛

Here's a snapshot of Regina and Ashley C bringing some holiday cheer to the Jolly Jamboree hosted by Covenant House .
12/18/2025

Here's a snapshot of Regina and Ashley C bringing some holiday cheer to the Jolly Jamboree hosted by Covenant House .

Jobs & Hope WV, in partnership with the West Virginia Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP), is proud to host the inaugur...
12/17/2025

Jobs & Hope WV, in partnership with the West Virginia Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP), is proud to host the inaugural Day of Hope at the West Virginia State Capitol on January 20, 2026.

📣 Spots are filling up – register now!

Jobs & Hope WV, in partnership with the West Virginia Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP), is proud to host our inaugural Day of Hope at the West Virginia State Capitol on January 20, 2026.

This legislative event will highlight the partners, programs, and stories helping West Virginians overcome barriers to education, training, recovery, and meaningful employment.

👉 Register here: https://forms.office.com/r/aYdyDXAwxM

ℹ️ Learn more: https://jobsandhope.wv.gov/day-of-hope/

Don’t wait – spots are limited! We can’t wait to see you there. ✨

Need Naloxone? We stock a free vending machines- available 24/7.Charleston: outside of 408 Tennessee AveMorgantown: insi...
12/15/2025

Need Naloxone? We stock a free vending machines- available 24/7.
Charleston: outside of 408 Tennessee Ave
Morgantown: inside of Wise Path Recovery Centers 900 Fairmont Rd.

Have you spotted a West Virginia Peers card before? Peers are individuals with lived experience concerning substance use...
12/13/2025

Have you spotted a West Virginia Peers card before?

Peers are individuals with lived experience concerning substance use disorder recovery who are able to connect individuals with a variety of resources. These include:
▪ Social services (birth certificates, access to healthcare insurance, emergency housing, etc.),
▪ Healthcare connections (dental, vision, primary care)
▪ Infectious disease management [HIV, Hepatitis C treatment], etc.)
▪ Behavioral healthcare (harm reduction, detoxification, outpatient, residential, and MOUD services)
▪ Legal help through COSSUP
▪ Linkages to support services (SMART recovery, NA, AA, Refuge recovery, Celebrate Recovery, peer support services, supportive employment, etc.)
If you or a loved one are in need of any of these services, contact a Peer today!
wvpeers@gmail.com
304-602-3305 (Morgantown)
304-602-3304 (Charleston)

We are officially signed up for Kroger Community Rewards — which means you can help support WVSL Solutions just by doing...
12/12/2025

We are officially signed up for Kroger Community Rewards — which means you can help support WVSL Solutions just by doing your regular grocery shopping!
How to Enroll:
1️⃣ Visit kroger.com and log into your Kroger account.
2️⃣ Search for West Virginia Sober Living.
3️⃣ Click Enroll — and that’s it! Every time you shop, Kroger donates to WVSL Solutions at no cost to you.

Congratulations to Markie Jeffries, one of our Peer Recovery Support Specialists, who was chosen as one of the Extra Mil...
12/11/2025

Congratulations to Markie Jeffries, one of our Peer Recovery Support Specialists, who was chosen as one of the Extra Mile Heroes by the City of Elkins! Your dedication to helping people in your community shines bright and we're so happy to celebrate this amazing accomplishment with you!

Each person’s recovery looks different.  At WVSL Solutions our participants start a lifestyle of recovery and develop he...
12/10/2025

Each person’s recovery looks different. At WVSL Solutions our participants start a lifestyle of recovery and develop healthy relationships in the active recovery communities, promoting connectedness and communal responsibility.

Read more at https://westvirginiasoberliving.com/testimonials/

Address

206 Spruce Street
Morgantown, WV
26505

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13044134300

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Our Story | WVSL

A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER & PRESIDENT, DOUG LEECH

Substance use disorders have become so prevalent in West Virginia and have affected so many families. West Virginia Sober Living has been instrumental in offering structure and support for those recovering from drug and alcohol addiction in our region. We have formed a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, West Virginia Sober Living, Inc., that is designed to reintegrate recovering individuals back into the community.

Men and women residents in the program live with us for a period of six to 12 months and will begin to develop strong relationships and demonstrate transparency in their daily lives as they maintain accountability to the group. The West Virginia Sober Living program is centered on the principles of 12 Steps. Through the program, residents will gain independence and responsibility, both financially and emotionally, as they become the person they want to be, which is the ultimate goal. West Virginia Sober Living provides a safe, caring and supportive environment for residents to begin living a sober lifestyle and developing healthy new relationships in the region’s active recovery community.

We accommodate individuals that have been through primary treatment and desire a sober living environment as they progress in their recovery. Residents are expected to remain drug and alcohol free, actively participate in a 12-step recovery program and work, volunteer or be enrolled in school full-time.