Hope For Tomorrow

09/26/2025

This Recovery Month remember…
👣Every step forward matters.
🌱Recovery is a journey.
…and the best days may still be ahead of you. ✨

You’re never alone in this. We’re here, whenever you’re ready.

09/24/2025

A blackout isn’t just “drinking too much.”
🔴It’s a red flag.
One that often points to deeper substance use concerns.

In our latest blog, we break down what alcohol-induced blackouts really mean and why they’re a warning sign that shouldn't be ignored.

📖 Read the full post here:

Learn how alcohol blackouts affect your brain, memory, and safety. Find support and inclusive alcohol rehab options at Hope for Tomorrow.

09/22/2025

Recovery starts with awareness.
✨This Recovery Month, have the hard conversation.
It might just be the beginning of their healing.

09/21/2025

Today is National Opioid Awareness Day—a crucial moment for reflection and action. It's important to recognize that opioid addiction is a treatable medical condition, not a failing. Education is a powerful tool in saving lives.

Here are some ways you can make a meaningful impact:
👃 Learn how to use naloxone to help someone in an emergency.
📚 Learn about the signs of an opioid overdose so you can act quickly.
🗣️ Engage in honest conversations to break the stigma about addiction.
📍 Share local resources or treatment programs that can provide vital support.

Let’s take this day to spread awareness, support those in need, and foster understanding within our communities. Together, we can change lives.

09/20/2025

Today is National Addiction Professionals Day! A time to recognize the dedicated counselors, case managers, nurses, peer support specialists, and medical providers who walk beside individuals on their journey to recovery. 💙

Their compassion, expertise, and unwavering support make healing possible.

To every professional working in addiction recovery: thank you for your impact, your empathy, and your advocacy. You help change and save lives every day.

Tag a recovery professional you appreciate!

09/19/2025

At Hope For Tomorrow, no one is turned away for being “too complicated” because everyone deserves a shot at recovery.

📞 Ready to start? Call us: (304) 410-0888

09/17/2025

Recovery isn’t about perfection.
✨It’s about persistence.

Whether you're fresh out of treatment or years into the journey, these small habits can help you stay grounded, focused, and supported. Which one speaks to you today?

09/15/2025

👥Connection is powerful medicine.

At Hope For Tomorrow, recovery isn’t something you go through alone – it’s a shared journey supported by peers, mentors, and a community that shows up for you, every step of the way.

09/12/2025

We’re honored by these words from Donovan, and we’re proud to support each resident with respect, compassion, and evidence-based care.

✨We don’t believe in giving up on people – no matter how many times they’ve tried.

09/10/2025

This World Su***de Prevention Day, we’re reminded that recovery is not just about getting well – it’s about staying well.

Our Continuing Care program provides ongoing support for clients who’ve completed primary treatment. By offering weekly therapy, case management, and a connection to community resources, we help prevent relapse and support mental health long after discharge.

🔗Learn more and get started:

Secure lasting recovery with our dedicated continuing care for addiction. Get an individualized treatment plan for ongoing support and success! Learn more!

09/08/2025

A drop in overdose deaths is encouraging – but experts warn now is not the time to slow down.

As the article below points out, continued investment in evidence-based treatment is essential to keep West Virginia on the right track. At Hope For Tomorrow, we agree: sustainable recovery depends on long-term care, access to mental health treatment, and a willingness to meet people where they are.

📖 Read more: https://westvirginiawatch.com/2025/
07/11/experts-urge-caution-focus-on-proven-interventions-as-wv-celebrates-decrease-in-fatal-overdoses/

Substance use disorder experts are urging caution and encouraging the state to continue the services available to people who use drugs.

09/05/2025

🫄Addiction recovery doesn’t exist in a vacuum.

For pregnant women and new mothers in West Virginia, Right From The Start provides free in-home support from nurses and social workers to help build safe, healthy futures – for both parent and baby.

This statewide program offers services to eligible families through Medicaid and other state maternal health programs. It’s a vital resource for families who may be struggling with substance use, mental health, or housing insecurity during or after pregnancy.

💜 Learn more: https://www.wvdhhr.org/rfts

All pregnant teens aged 19 or younger are eligible for medical coverage through the OMCFH regardless of family income if they are uninsured for maternity care.