Wood County, WV Free Alcohol & Drug Rehab Centers

There are many types of free drug rehab centers available. Some of these include:

- State Funded Free Rehab: These are government funded programs and facilities. To qualify for such programs, a person must demonstrate that they lack adequate insurance coverage and the means to pay for treatment out-of-pocket
- Non-Profit Free Rehab: Non-profit free rehab:There are many nonprofit organizations that either operate treatment centers or provide funding to centers that offer free alcohol and drug rehab programs for those in need of help.
- Faith-Based Free Rehab: Many religious organizations offer drug and alcohol recovery treatment at no cost as part of their ministry services. Many also offer payment assistance for those that qualify. Some examples are the Salvation Army Adult Rehab Centers.

Free Alcohol, Drug and other Rehab resources in Wood County, West Virginia.
We help people take the first steps toward getting help for their drug and alcohol usage and having drug-free lifestyles. To contact an alcohol/drug abuse counselor, please .

Wood County, WV Free Rehab Centers:

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  Mid/Ohio Valley Fellowship Home Inc

  Website Learn more 1030 George Street
  Parkersburg, WV - 26101
  (304) 485-3341
  
  Mid/Ohio Valley Fellowship Home Incprovides substance abuse treatment services for adult men and women in an outpatient setting. These services include but are not limited to behavioral therapy, individual and group counseling, substance abuse treatment, relapse prevention and anger management. Contact Mid/Ohio Valley Fellowship Home Inc for more information on their services and fees. .. see more
  
  

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  Recovery Point Parkersburg Free Long Term Recovery Men's Program

  Email Website Learn more 4204 Emerson Ave.
  Parkersburg, WV - 26104
  (304) 523-4673
  
  Recovery Point West Virginia (RPWV) offers programs of recovery services to individuals with substance use disorder at no cost to participants. Recovery Point Parkersburg is an 80 bed men's recovery center. The residential program follows a peer-driven recovery model based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Residents must attend on-site and outside support meetings and follow evidence-based curriculum to complete the program, which takes be .. see more
  
  

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