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Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home Expansion Groundbreaking Ceremony

A groundbreaking ceremony in Charleston, West Virginia marks the start of an expansion for Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home that will add new phase-two sober living housing. The organization purchased a neighboring building by its mission house at 1123 Virginia Street and plans to convert a cleared second floor into 11 studio-style apartments as part of a 12-bed goal, serving men who have completed about six months in the program and need another six to nine months of structured transitional support. The event recognizes broad community backing despite winter conditions, including participation from local leaders and financial support from the Kanawha County Commission, the City of Charleston, and other partners and donors. John Jarrett, founder of Jarrett Construction Services, confirms his firm will manage the construction work, with a projected start in about 90 days and completion within five to six months after work begins, while program leadership highlights the expansion’s purpose and the role of community involvement in meeting demand for recovery housing.