Mobile Recovery Support

Our Mobile Recovery Support Team brings peer support, resources, and connection across the region. By meeting people where they are, we offer supplies, conversation, and opportunities to learn about pathways to treatment within their own communities.

Southern West Virginia

How it Works

We're Meeting People Where They Are

Mobile Events

The Seed Sower Mobile Recovery van typically arrives in town with one or two staff members for a three- to four-hour visit. During that time, we offer food, water, socks, clothing, hygiene products, and risk reduction supplies. Our goal is to help individuals in need of recovery services build connections within their own communities.

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Local Partners

We’re building a coalition of caring and want to collaborate. If you have a project underway that could use extra hands, or are considering something new, we would love to connect! While we’re happy to share our ideas, we are even more interested in hearing yours. How can we work together to meet the needs of your community?

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Recent Events

We recently partnered with the amazing women of the Family Resource Network in Fayette County to raise visibility of recovery services. Their dynamic team made this initiative a success, and we were proud to collaborate with them!

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Four Easy Ways Anyone Can Help

While we are not a food or clothing resource, we know recovery is harder when someone is cold or hungry. Explore four simple ways to help -- including donating through our Amazon Wish List-- to support our outreach with essential hygiene items, food, and water.

Mobile Needs

"My message is quite simple: You are enough. You are worth the time."

Mike Bone
Community Outreach Director, Seed Sower

The ROSC Model Behind Our Mobile Recovery Support

Our Mobile Recovery Initiative is rooted in a framework known as Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (ROSC). This approach brings together a coordinated network of community-based services and supports. It is person-centered and built on the strengths and resilience of individuals, families, and communities.

Key Components:

Person-Centered Care: Services are tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of each person seeking recovery.
Strength-Based: Focuses on the inherent strengths of individuals, families, and communities.
Integrated Services: Connects people to a network of health, social, and legal supports.
Community-Based: Involves local communities in providing ongoing support and resources.
Continuum of Care: Offers services that range from prevention to long-term recovery support.
Peer Support: Includes individuals with lived experience who offer encouragement and guidance.
Holistic Approach: Addresses every part of a person’s well-being, including physical, mental, emotional, and social health.

This approach enhances the quality of life for people recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) and promotes the strength and well-being of the entire community. Through our Mobile Recovery work, we are dedicated to bringing these integrated recovery solutions to the heart of our communities, ensuring that everyone has access to the resources and support they need for a successful recovery journey.