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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Recovery housing for women with children up to age 2.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.