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Free, confidential 24/7 support for suicidal, mental health, and substance use crises — call or text 988 to reach a trained Kentucky crisis counselor connected to local services.

Support groups for addiction recovery; meeting schedules available by hotline.

Detox, residential, outpatient, and peer support; Medicaid accepted.

Long-term residential, faith-based, women-only program; accepts pregnant women.

Women's residential recovery program and halfway house serving Knoxville for 41+ years; 100+ women per year with long-term residential treatment, basic needs, intensive counseling, and an IOP step-down.

WVARR-certified 10-bed Level 2 women's recovery residence in Elkins; requires 30 days confirmed sobriety or completion of a 28-day program; MAT-capable.

WVARR-certified Level 2 sober-living network in the Kanawha Valley with women's homes in Belle (23 beds), St. Albans (12), and Charleston (8) at $400/month; MAT-capable, central referral line.

Food bank serving the local community.

Food pantry serving the local community.

Free civil legal services for low-income people across 37 eastern and south-central Kentucky counties: family law, protective orders, housing, and public benefits. Central intake 1-866-277-5733.

Residential treatment and opioid detox/stabilization for pregnant women; mother-baby cohabitation.

Program and living center for pregnant, postpartum, and parenting mothers with SUD; children stay with their mothers, with parenting education, workforce development, transportation, and judicial support. Serves 10 northeast TN counties.

WIC, vaccinations, family planning, nutrition, and counseling services.

Long-term (18–24 month) residential recovery on 50 acres for women and their children affected by addiction, abuse, and poverty; accepts pregnant women and children under 9 at no cost. 1,000+ women and children served since 2003.

Faith-based 12-month women's residential recovery near Beckley; WVARR-certified, 7 beds plus sister homes Serenity House (8) and Lilly's Pad (3); charges 30% of income with scholarships, no deposit.

Women-founded recovery organization operating The Iris House in Elizabethton — 12-step recovery, treatment referrals, case management, with emphasis on employment and regaining custody of children. Past Hope in the Hills applicant.

100-bed Recovery Kentucky residential recovery center for women in Boone County, operated by Brighton Center using the peer-driven Recovery Dynamics curriculum; no charge to residents.

Wherever you are in your journey, BrightView Health is here to support you. In a welcoming, judgment-free space, we offer medicine, counseling, and social support to help you feel better and move toward lasting recovery. Outpatient addiction medicine treatment. Multiple locations all over the state.

WVARR-certified 25-bed, 12–18 month residential recovery program for women (including pregnant women) serving all 55 WV counties; referral through a local Day Report Center.

WVARR-certified 9-bed Level 2 women's recovery residence in Bluefield operated by Community Action of South Eastern WV at no cost to residents; MAT-capable.

Mental health, addiction, and family & children services.

Daily hot meals, emergency food, and temporary housing.

Kentucky's oldest licensed women's SUD treatment program (since 1978); pregnant and parenting women live in residential treatment with their infant or toddler. Outpatient care, recovery housing, DV counseling, GED tutoring, on-site Head Start Prep Academy.

Job readiness and employment training.

We offer a variety of services such as therapy(individual and family), IOP, case management, recovery coaching, MAT, and transportation for appts. We have offices in Huntington, Kenova and Flatwoods, KY. We also have a male and female sober living home in Kenova.

ARC campus in Washington County with three residential recovery facilities serving women and men in gender-specific halls (400+ clients); CARF-accredited, accepts all KY Medicaid plans; same-day admission via ARC's 24/7 line.

100-bed all-female Recovery Kentucky residential center in Harlan County, operated with Cumberland River Behavioral Health; 12-step-based intensive social recovery program at no charge.

Emergency shelter, counseling, case management, and legal/court advocacy.

SNAP, TANF (Families First), and childcare assistance.

Statewide initiative integrating medical and behavioral care for pregnant and postpartum women with SUD through care coordination and wraparound recovery supports at participating clinical sites.

Job training, transportation, and wraparound supports for people in recovery.

Licensed mental health and outpatient treatment nonprofit in the Tri-Cities (Johnson City, Kingsport, Elizabethton, Mountain City); its PACT program supports women with drug-exposed infants and children up to age 8.

Family homelessness support, child wellness, and workforce development.

Advocacy and protection orders.

Housing for mothers with children.

Real-time locator for treatment openings and recovery housing beds statewide.

OB/GYN care, buprenorphine management, mental health treatment, recovery coaching, and social support for pregnant and postpartum women with SUD; a TennCare/CMS partnership — qualifying patients receive care at no cost.

TNARR-certified 6-month recovery housing program.

WVARR-certified 12-bed Level 2 women's recovery residence in Huntington; MAT-capable and Recovery Housing Program voucher eligible.

Nonprofit 12-step based sober living homes for women and men in the Tri-Cities, helping people leaving treatment transition to independent sober living in a family-style environment.

Serves 8,000+ families annually across 27 WV counties with free/low-cost baby essentials — diapers, formula, clothing, pack 'n plays, cribs, car seats — no proof of income or referral required.

Job readiness, financial literacy, transportation, and support for housing, substance use, and legal needs.

Job readiness and wraparound support for young adults.

Outpatient MAT (methadone) and counseling for pregnant and postpartum women.

Food bank.

Structured residential recovery (6-12 months) for women 18+. Bowling Green and Scottsville locations.

12-month residential recovery program across three homes serving 25 women post-treatment facing homelessness — housing, groceries, transportation, case management, therapy, and vocational training.

Childbirth prep, parenting classes, peer counseling, and material aid for mothers.

Statewide 24/7 call, chat, and text line staffed largely by peer-support specialists — connects any West Virginian to addiction and mental health treatment, insurance enrollment, and even transportation.

Food bank.

Food bank.

Food bank.

Food assistance in partnership with God's Pantry.

CSFP food bank.

Diapers, wipes, and baby gear.

Food and clothing assistance, child day care, mother-and-infant health outreach, and baby pantry.

13-bed transitional recovery home and drop-in center for women in Huntington: peer recovery coaching, life-skills workshops, recovery classes, and family recovery programming.

Knoxville maternal-fetal medicine practice at UT Medical Center, a Regional Perinatal Center with Level IV obstetric care and Level III NICU — specialist care for high-risk pregnancies including substance-exposed pregnancies.

Long-term residential recovery program for women run by Lexington's Hope Center (Ball-Quantrell Jones Center), peer-supported social-model curriculum, serving women statewide at no charge.

WVARR-certified transitional sober living for single women and women with children in Charleston, 28 beds; residents complete detox/28-day treatment before entry and work or attend school.

Inpatient recovery and rehabilitation services for women.

Community doula initiative supporting low-income Kentucky mothers from pregnancy through baby's first year — prenatal visits, continuous labor support, and postpartum visits; income-based pricing.

Food bank.

Partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient, 6 month vocational rehabilitation program, respite housing

Interactive maps connecting moms and babies affected by NAS or substance use to community resources.

Women's inpatient treatment for OUD/SUD.

Food pantry, life skills, free clothing, and hygiene.

Women's residential treatment center in Harrodsburg (faith-based Isaiah House network) with MAT support and on-site medical staff; step-down women's housing at sister sites in Versailles and Hustonville. Accepts KY Medicaid.

ARC's maternity recovery center provides detox, stabilization, and residential treatment for pregnant women through 3 months postpartum, with moms and babies living together — 360+ babies delivered. 24/7 intake.

18-month faith-based residential recovery for up to 32 women and their children facing addiction, domestic violence, and homelessness; women may bring children. High demand — often waitlisted.

Free, voluntary statewide home visitation in every Kentucky county through local health departments — supports healthy pregnancy, parenting skills, child development, and referrals from pregnancy until age 3.

Serves the eight-county Kentucky River region (Hazard area) with mental health, substance use, and trauma services plus KY-Moms MATR for pregnant women. 24-hour crisis line 1-800-262-7491.

Supplemental nutrition, breastfeeding support, and health referrals for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women and children under 5 through local health departments in all 120 counties.

Vaccinations, breastfeeding classes, harm reduction, and public health services.

Outpatient referral coordination, in-home therapy, MAT, and parenting support for perinatal women.

Toll-free, confidential statewide helpline (1-833-8KY-HELP) connecting Kentuckians and families with treatment options and resources; text HOPE to 96714.

24/7 hotline for mental health or substance use crises.

Free statewide program through community mental health centers providing intensive case management, treatment linkage, and prenatal substance-use education for pregnant women and mothers up to 60 days postpartum.

Kentucky's official portal for applying for and managing Medicaid, KCHIP, SNAP, KTAP, and Child Care Assistance online or through the DCBS benefits line.

Free civil legal representation across 26 East Tennessee counties for low-income individuals, elderly people, and abuse survivors — family law, housing, consumer, and public benefits.

Free legal information, advice, and representation for low-income West Virginians: family law and custody, housing, public benefits, and DV protective orders.

Custody, child support, visitation, divorce, domestic violence, housing, and benefits.

Vaccinations, breastfeeding support, and public health services.

Vaccinations, WIC, family planning, and nutrition counseling.

Recovery Kentucky residential recovery center for adult women (~100 beds) in Richmond, operated with Mountain Comprehensive Care; long-term, peer-driven social-model program at no charge.

Maternity housing.

Supportive recovery housing for women post-treatment, through pregnancy and beyond.

The nation's first standalone NAS treatment center: medical care for infants born with neonatal abstinence syndrome plus non-judgmental family support, education, counseling, and residential family treatment services.

Vaccinations, WIC, family planning, and health screenings.

Vaccinations, WIC, family planning, and health screenings.

Supports expectant mothers with SUD: medications for opioid use disorder (buprenorphine), one-on-one therapy, and group support with other moms alongside prenatal care coordination.

Addiction recovery, adult and children's mental health, and a 24-hour crisis line.

Addiction treatment at the McNabb Center's Lakebrook campus specializing in pregnant and postpartum women, within a system offering detox, residential treatment, MAT, and co-occurring care for East Tennessee.

Residential therapeutic recovery community for women at risk of homelessness with SUD and co-occurring disorders — 104 beds across West Nashville homes, residency up to 2 years; no woman turned away for inability to pay.

Knoxville's first recovery community center: free peer recovery coaching, recovery meetings, family support groups, life-skills training, art and music therapy, and sober social events.

Parkersburg recovery-home nonprofit with WVARR-certified women's residences: Linda's House (5 beds), a women-with-children home (6), and a women-without-children home (6); fees can be offset with SNAP.

Food bank.

Baby supplies, diapers, and clothing.

Parenting education, family events, and a community baby pantry (prenatal to age 3).

FQHC headquartered in Whitesburg serving southeastern Kentucky with primary care, women's health/prenatal services, and pediatrics regardless of ability to pay. Also a Hope in the Hills grant applicant (June 2026 batch).

Middle Tennessee's only diaper bank, distributing free diapers to ~4,500 children per month through partner agencies and clinics; families can receive free diapers every 3 months.

Demand-response, door-to-door public transportation across 8 northeast TN counties with wheelchair-accessible vehicles and same-day 'Connect' service in Greeneville, Tusculum, and Elizabethton.

Women-only sober living and transitional home in Knoxville, structured 12-month program; residents work a 12-step program with a sponsor. $250 deposit, $130 weekly.

Prenatal care and parenting support for expectant mothers and children through age 3; baby pantry.

TN-ARR certified recovery home in Madison (greater Nashville) specifically for women aged 50+, using the Kate's House model; stays typically 2–24 months in a calm, peer-supported environment.

Food assistance in partnership with God's Pantry.

CSFP food bank.

Outpatient opioid treatment (ETSU/Ballad Health) offering methadone and buprenorphine with counseling; serves pregnant and postpartum women and connects patients to housing, nutrition, and job assistance.

Democratically run, self-supporting sober-living houses for women (some KY chapters for women with children), including Lexington houses; rent typically $125–250/week; statewide vacancies at oxfordvacancies.com.

Democratically run, self-supporting women's Oxford House in North Knoxville (7 residents) — one of several women's Oxford Houses in Knoxville (also Epperly, Metropolis); admission by house interview via oxfordvacancies.com.

Women's Oxford House in Kingsport (8 residents); self-run, self-supporting, drug-free recovery home — Oxford House Valentis is a second Kingsport women's house (6). Admission via oxfordvacancies.com.

Statewide network of democratically run, self-supporting sober homes (~$120–140/week) with chapters for women and women with children in Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg, and Wheeling; apply via interview at a house with a vacancy.

Community mental health center with the Trilogy Center for Women recovery program.

Local produce; accepts SNAP, Senior FMNP, and WIC FMNP vouchers.

Vaccinations, WIC, family planning, and health screenings.

TN-ARR affiliated women's recovery home community near Nashville; flagship Old Hickory home houses 8–10 women in a structured, home-like environment with peer accountability.

Vaccinations, WIC, family planning, and health screenings.

Medical detox and crisis residential units in Huntington plus the Renaissance Program: women-only residential SUD treatment with MAT and trauma-informed care where mothers live onsite with their children.

Residential treatment facility with 18 single-family apartments where women in recovery live with their children — onsite peer support, life-skills training, and mental health services.

Parenting plans and classes.

12-step residential fellowship program for WV women, with two staffed phase-one homes and 12 phase-two New Life Apartments where mothers live with their children; supports pregnant women and moms working to regain custody.

Rental assistance, permanent supportive housing, and therapeutic care.

Recovery housing for pregnant women and mothers with children. (Hey Friend program partner.)

WVARR-certified 16-bed Level 3 women's recovery residence in Logan — one of the few women's recovery homes in the Logan/Williamson coalfield region; MAT-capable.

Non-medical detox and 6–9 month long-term residential recovery at no cost, with 24 later-stage apartments; emphasizes helping mothers rebuild relationships and reunify with their children.

Recovery hub in downtown Morehead providing resources, education, advocacy, and community connection for individuals and families affected by SUD. Past Hope in the Hills grantee (2024).

Food, clothing, transportation, parenting education, baby pantry, daycare, and school.

Transitional housing and recovery support for men and women.

Middle Tennessee's only comprehensive residential SUD program where pregnant women and mothers live in on-campus apartments with their children; intensive outpatient, affordable recovery housing, and an on-site child development center.

Free statewide home visitation pairing Medicaid-eligible pregnant women and babies under one with a nurse or social worker who supports healthy pregnancy, parenting skills, and connection to resources.

Judicial program supporting family reunification (multiple TN locations).

Housing, shelter, and workforce development for families.

Nonprofit demand-response transit for Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin, and Pike counties, including Medicaid non-emergency medical transportation for the Big Sandy region; schedule 3 days ahead.

WVARR-certified nonprofit serving pregnant and parenting women; the Beckley Villa has 11 beds, with sister homes in Alderson (16), Montgomery (16), and Rainelle (3) — ~46 women's beds across southern WV.

WVARR-certified 12-bed Level 2 women's recovery residence in the Eastern Panhandle near Martinsburg; MAT-capable, $200/week program fee.

Residential treatment home in Martin County specifically for pregnant women using opioids/other substances; mothers may keep up to two toddlers under age 3 and receive 90 days of postpartum care. MCCC 24-hour helpline 1-800-422-1060.

Long-term residential social-model recovery (Recovery Kentucky network) for women 18+ in Somerset; 12-step-based, serves women statewide including those experiencing homelessness; phone prescreen required.

Nonprofit 9–12 month structured recovery residence in South Knoxville with dedicated women's housing, 24/7 staff support, employment assistance, and 12-step requirements; $330 two-week rent plus $200 admission.

No-cost intensive outpatient recovery program for pregnant and postpartum mothers with OUD and mental health needs — free on-site childcare, prenatal support, and wraparound family restoration services.

Public transit to appointments, jobs, and services.

Tennessee's official portal and helpline for TennCare (Medicaid) and CoverKids coverage, including pregnancy coverage — apply online, by phone, on paper, or in person.

Statewide 24/7/365 call-and-text line (800-889-9789) providing free, confidential information and referrals for SUD treatment, operated by TAADAS under contract with the state.

Supplemental food, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support for income-eligible pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women and children under 5, through 126 county health departments. 1-800-DIAL-WIC.

WVARR-certified 9-bed Level 2 recovery residence in Clarksburg for women and women with children; MAT-friendly, program fees deferred until 90 days or employment.

Domestic violence and human trafficking support.

Faith-based women's transitional housing in Morristown with a residential 5-phase program equipping women to live drug-free, including life-skills training in cooking, home management, and financial planning.

Large Louisville campus (250–350 beds) offering non-medical detox, a multi-phase peer-driven residential recovery program, and sober housing for women — historically the Women and Children's Campus; no cost.

1-9 month residential program for pregnant and postpartum women and mothers; children can stay up to age 2. (Hey Friend program partner.)

Free diapers, wipes, formula/baby food, children's clothing, car seats, and infant care items, plus needs assessments, referrals, and quarterly baby showers for expecting mothers.

Women-only facility: medically monitored detox, residential, and outpatient care with 24/7 admissions — one of the only programs in the Southeast accepting pregnant women up to 38 weeks, with priority admission for pregnant women.

Two-year residential community for women survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction; houses up to 36 residents with housing, healthcare, counseling, and employment — free of charge.

Recovery Kentucky residential recovery center for women in Hopkinsville — long-term, peer-driven social-model program at no charge to residents.

Faith-based, state-approved long-term recovery program with a Women's Sober Living Program and a dedicated Pregnant Women's Home helping mothers carry to full term in a drug-free environment with life-skills and job training.

Buprenorphine treatment combined with prenatal/postpartum care, peer support, group therapy, and case management in one clinic — also accessible through UK clinics in rural eastern Kentucky including Morehead.

OB/GYNs, certified nurse midwives, and family medicine providers delivering ~400 babies a year, with access to the UK PATHways program for pregnant women with opioid use disorder.

Support for parents with children in their care or working to regain custody; service referrals.

Thrift store with reduced prices; store revenue assists families in emergencies.

Residential treatment for pregnant women and women with children.

Recovery housing for women with children up to age 2.

No-cost peer recovery coaching, weekly telephone recovery check-ins, SMART Recovery meetings, and mobile outreach, with coaches embedded in hospitals, courts, and detention centers across central Kentucky.

Nationally recognized residential recovery for pregnant and parenting women — all children under 18 may live on site, women accepted at any stage of pregnancy; no out-of-pocket cost with KY Medicaid, same-day admissions with transportation help.

Eastern Kentucky campus of VOA's Freedom House for pregnant and parenting women in recovery (Clay County); children stay with mom during treatment, Medicaid covers cost, same-day admissions.

Free 24/7 statewide helpline connecting callers to food, health care, transportation, recovery services, housing, and utility assistance. Dial 2-1-1 or text a ZIP code to 898-211.

Family-centered community recovery program in Greenbrier County serving individuals and families affected by SUD, especially during the childbearing years. Also a Hope in the Hills grantee (June 2026 batch).

WVARR-certified network with a women-and-children home (11 beds) and women's home (15) in Charleston plus a women's home in Morgantown (11); certified recovery coach in each home; RHP voucher eligible.

Healthy foods, breastfeeding support, and nutrition education for pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children under 5 — pre-apply online, certify at a local county WIC clinic.

Female-only residential SUD facility in rural Pike County; women live on site with their children with onsite therapeutic child care; pregnant/perinatal/postpartum women prioritized; trauma-responsive with MAT support.

Supplemental nutrition for pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children under 5.

Supplemental nutrition for pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children under 5.

Supplemental nutrition for pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children under 5.

Supplemental nutrition for pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children under 5.

Vouchers to purchase Kentucky-grown produce at participating farmers markets.

Christ-centered transitional recovery home in Nashville for women re-entering from incarceration and addiction; TDOC-approved 6–12 month program with 12-step groups and workforce development.

Nonprofit long-term inpatient recovery program for adult women in Henderson, a Recovery Kentucky affiliate using a peer-supported social model at no charge.

Free rides to eligible medical appointments including prenatal care and SUD treatment; schedule routine trips 5 business days ahead, urgent trips 24/7.

Certified peer recovery coaches in the Huntington/Cabell region connecting people — including pregnant and postpartum women — to detox, treatment, MOUD, harm reduction, insurance, housing, and recovery supports.

WVU Medicine's behavioral health center: detox, residential and outpatient addiction treatment, and MAT, including a dedicated outpatient group for pregnant and recently delivered women with opioid use disorder.

Domestic violence shelter and advocacy.

WVARR-certified women's recovery housing: 11-bed Wheeling residence plus the 6-bed Magnone House in Benwood; MAT-capable, fees not required at entrance.