💚Recovery & Housing

Opioid Abatement & Recovery Housing

Housing as a foundation for lasting recovery in the New River Valley

Stable housing is the foundation of lasting recovery

The open door of a warm, welcoming home — stable housing as the foundation of recovery

The Connection

Housing is the Foundation of Recovery

Stable housing and long-term recovery are deeply intertwined. NRVHP partners with the NRV Recovery Ecosystem to ensure housing is part of every recovery journey.

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Recovery Housing

Sober living and recovery-supportive housing options across the NRV.

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NRV Recovery Ecosystem

Coalition of providers coordinating opioid recovery services regionally.

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Treatment Access

Connections to MAT, counseling, and peer support programs in the region.

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Case Management

Ongoing support to maintain housing stability throughout recovery.

Housing and Recovery: An Integrated Approach

Stable housing is a cornerstone of lasting recovery from opioid use disorder. Across the New River Valley, the connection between housing instability and substance use is well-documentedand addressing one without addressing the other rarely leads to long-term success.

NRVHP coordinates housing resources specifically designed to support individuals and families in recovery, including referrals to recovery housing, rapid rehousing with supportive services, and permanent supportive housing for those with long-term needs.

The NRV Recovery Ecosystem Partnership

NRVHP works closely with the New River Valley Recovery Ecosystema cross-sector initiative that conducts research, coordinates services, and advocates for policy changes related to opioid recovery across the region. The Recovery Ecosystem brings together healthcare providers, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and people with lived experience to build a more effective, integrated response.

Through this partnership, NRVHP applies research-based best practices to housing placement decisionsensuring that recovery housing is not just available, but appropriate, supportive, and connected to the broader continuum of care.

Getting Help

If you or someone you know needs housing support related to recovery:
Contact Central Intake at (540) 639-3159 during business hours, or the 24/7 Homeless Services Line at (540) 320-7028 after hours.

Need immediate housing help?

Our 24/7 intake line is always available.

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