Abundant Life Recovery Center
Funds are being used to purchase property, hire staff, and cover operational costs. This investment expands the organization’s capacity to provide safe, supportive housing. In addition, peer mentorship and recovery services are being strengthened to help individuals rebuild their lives.
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Berkeley County Commission
Funds are being used to reorganize the Community Service Office, improving program coordination, tracking, and participant support to help reduce recidivism. The county is also enhancing law enforcement efforts by strengthening collaboration, purchasing advanced drug detection and surveillance equipment, and [...]
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Bluefield West Virginia Economic Development Authority
Funds are being used to convert a vacant nursing home in Bluefield into a 50-bed inpatient addiction and mental health treatment facility. The project provides evidence-based care, wraparound services, and workforce development while supporting Drug Court diversion programs. It also [...]
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Boys and Girls Club of Parkersburg
Funds are being used to renovate outdoor spaces at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Parkersburg, including new courts, a playground, an outdoor classroom, a walking trail, updated fields, ADA-compliant restrooms, and improved parking and landscaping. The project creates safe, [...]
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Boys and Girls Club of Pleasants County, Inc.
Funds are being used by the Boys & Girls Club of Pleasants County to launch two evidence-based programs—SMART Moves and Career Launch—and to purchase a transit van to expand access. SMART Moves equips youth with social-emotional skills, refusal strategies, and [...]
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Bream Neighborhood S.H.O.P., Inc.
Funds are being used by Bream Neighborhood S.H.O.P. to launch a Community Re-entry and Linkage to Care Project supporting individuals recently released from incarceration. The initiative provides housing, naloxone distribution, treatment linkage, harm reduction services, and HIV/HCV testing through a [...]
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Burlington United Methodist Family Services
Funds are being used by SARAH’S House to expand services into Grant and Pendleton Counties and support a full-time Victims Advocate certified in forensic interviewing. This role bridges law enforcement, behavioral health, and child protection systems to reduce trauma, support [...]
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Cabell County Commission
Funds are being used by the Huntington Quick Response Team in Cabell County to expand its operations through hiring additional staff, providing training, purchasing supplies, and strengthening public health campaigns. This expansion enhances the team’s ability to respond quickly to [...]
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Cabell Huntington Hospital Foundation, Inc.
Funds are being used by the Child Advocacy Center at Hoops Family Children’s Hospital to expand services into Mason and Wayne Counties. The project provides children with a secure space to testify and access critical services, ensuring they receive protection [...]
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CASA of the Eastern Panhandle
Funds are being used to expand the Fostering Futures Forward program, serving youth ages 12–18 in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan Counties. The program provides trauma-informed care, prevention education, mentorship, and workforce development to address the root causes of substance use. [...]
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Child Protect of Mercer County, Inc.
Funds are being used by the Child and Youth Advocacy Center to expand trauma-informed mental health services and prevention programming in Greenbrier, Monroe, and Pocahontas Counties. The project supports hiring an additional therapist to reduce waitlists, constructing an addition to [...]
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Children’s Home Society of West Virginia
Funds are being used to enhance services for children affected by abuse and neglect, often tied to parental substance use. The project supports staffing, equipment, and services for Victoria’s House Child Advocacy Center, the Permanency Program, and the Independent Living [...]
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