About Us

With support from the Appalachian Regional Commision, Aspire offers individualized plans to Veterans and other adults currently in recovery making a viable effort to reenter the workforce or attempting to improve their current employment status. The program provides in-person sessions that include: Resume building, job search support, interview skill building, interview etiquette, job application support, post employment follow up & support. 

Aspire Staff have partnered with a broad network of employers throughout central West Virginia who are committed to offer employment to those in recovery. The employers are actively seeking employees who are in recovery from addiction and want to obtain their quality of life while making a difference.

Contact us for more information on how we can assist you in preparing for and finding life-changing job opportunities.

Supported by the West Virginia Department of Health & Human Services Bureau of Behavioral Health, Aspire has implemented an innovative Recovery Community Organization. The RCO is staffed by a Peer Recovery Support Specialist and offers peer recovery coaching, literature library, internet cafe/web search, referral & linkage services, and resource matching for those seeking to improve their quality of life. By accessing information, interacting with those who have similar life experiences, and having a safe place to interact during the day, RCO participants will learn new approaches to successfully navigate recovery.  

Aspire's recovery based services were built with the belief that having ongoing support, opportunities, and a high quality environment anyone can regain or create a quality of life while in successful recovery. As such, Aspire has created a 26 bed Peer Recovery Residence at its Scott Ave. location. This recovery or sober living style of residential facility allows individuals in recovery the opportunity to rent and share a clean quality space with a roommate for up to 18 months. During the stay the resident agrees to participate in recovery activities, participate in meaningful employment, and act in a socially accepted manner as outlined in the sites residential policies. This program targets Veterans in recovery looking for adequate housing while attempting to improve their overall living situation, access wraparound services, and creating a higher quality of life for themselves and their families.