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The West Virginia Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (WVARF) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities by providing employment opportunities through Community Rehabilitation Programs (CRPs) and the State Use Program. These initiatives support disabled individuals in achieving gainful employment while ensuring a positive image of their products and services in the community. With a focus on meeting specific contract needs and adherence to high standards, WVARF empowers its clients by enabling them to produce commodities and perform services for various state agencies without the competitive bidding process. The organization's commitment to financial viability and efficient operations further contributes to the success of its mission. Generated from the website

The West Virginia Housing Institute Inc is a trade association organized to promote and strengthen the factory-built industry in West Virginia. Its members, officers and board of directors invite you to become a members of this growing organization that is dedicated to ensuring the prosperity of factory-built housing retailers, lenders, suppliers, community owners and transporters as the business climate continues to challenge our industry. This vibrant business association combines years of experience and knowledge with a dynamic vision for the future of the industry in West Virginia and surrounding states. We include large firms, but also many small ones that value representation before the Legislature and need up-to-the-minute information about regulatory changes at the West Virginia Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Board and in federal, state and local laws. As a member of WVHI, you are not alone. This is the key to our success. All of us working in unison for our common good. The cutting-edge ability to guide the direction of your industry yearly through the annual convention

The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) West Virginia Chapter is dedicated to serving its members by providing professional development opportunities, advocacy resources, and access to valuable information on a variety of social work topics. Through partnerships with organizations like the University of Texas at Austin Steve Hicks School of Social Work and initiatives funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), NASW West Virginia Chapter is committed to promoting vaccine confidence among social workers and supporting clients in making informed decisions about vaccinations. Generated from the website