Rea of Hope Fellowship Home

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1429 Lee St E

Charleston, WV 25301

+1 (304) 344-5363

http://reaofhope.org

Rea of Hope Fellowship Home, located in Charleston, WV, is dedicated to supporting women battling alcohol and drug addiction by providing safe, affordable, and supportive housing, along with essential life skills for sustained recovery. The organization offers residential sober living houses and apartments, fostering a community of healing, direction, and fellowship for both residents and their children.

Driven by a mission to empower women, Rea of Hope emphasizes the importance of second chances, with numerous testimonials highlighting the transformative impact of their programs. Through dedicated support and resources, residents learn self-sufficiency and regain meaningful relationships with their families, all while developing a strong sense of self-worth and purpose.

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