The Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home

09/03/2026

💜 September is National Recovery Month

Recovery isn’t just possible. Recovery is happening — every single day.

According to SAMHSA, more than 74% of adults who have ever had a substance use problem consider themselves to be in recovery or to have recovered. That’s more than a statistic. It’s HOPE.

At the Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home, we have the privilege of seeing that hope in action. We see men rebuilding their lives one day at a time through structure, action and accountability — doing the work, showing up for themselves and one another, and discovering that a different way of life really is possible.

This September, we celebrate every person walking the road of recovery — the milestones reached, the relationships rebuilt, the difficult days overcome, and the new opportunities still ahead. We also remember those who are still struggling and remind them that there is a way forward.

Recovery deserves to be celebrated. Recovery stories deserve to be shared. And the people behind those stories deserve compassion, dignity and support — not stigma.

💜 Recovery is possible. Recovery is happening. And recovery changes lives.

Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home
Structure. Action. Accountability.
Rebuilding Lives Since 1967.

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

WCHS reports about the importance of sober living to recover from SUD and how KVFH is using Opioid Funds from the City of Charleston toward expanding our Recovery Campus. Glad to shine light on what it takes to overcome addiction and the components of the solution!

Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home is expanding its Charleston recovery campus with opioid settlement money as demand for sober housing remains high.The project wil

08/28/2026

Delaney Wells, Channel 13 News, thank you for spreading awareness of the funding that makes what we do possible!

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) – In December, the city of Charleston received nearly half a million dollars in opioid settlement funding. The money went toward 14 treatment initiatives to combat ad…

08/28/2026

Mayor Amy Goodwin and our friends at the United Way of Central WV visited KVFH today to give an update on the good work and process of disbursement of the Opioid Abatement funds. We were honored to give insight into our program and current expansion project. We could not do what we do without the help of our local Partners and Community support! Look out for the official media coverage of the press release; TUNE IN to Channel 13 and 8! Thank you to all the media for attending!

08/25/2026

⚾️ Guys Night Out at the Ballpark! 🌭🏟️

On August 13, our KVFH residents and Board Members traded the usual routine for a night under the lights at GoMart Ballpark to watch the Charleston Dirty Birds take on the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars!

There’s a lot to be said for simply getting out, having some fun and enjoying good company. Nights like this are about more than baseball — they’re about fellowship, connection, laughter and making good memories together.

And we definitely didn’t go hungry! 😋 Hot dogs, hamburgers, BBQ, cookies and plenty of drinks made for a pretty great ballpark spread.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make our Guys Night Out such a fun evening. We’re already looking forward to the next one!

📸 Take a look through the photos — you might spot a few familiar faces!

⚾️🌭 Good food. Good people. Good times. Great night.