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Substance Use Recovery

Mountaineers who are in recovery from substance use disorders can use these resources to support their recovery journey.

WVU Collegiate Recovery

The WVU Collegiate Recovery program is an on-campus resource that provides opportunities for students to make changes and live a healthy campus lifestyle. By connecting with fellow students, this group helps support and encourage all who are in recovery.

Serenity Place, the home of WVU Collegiate Recovery, is located at 628 Price Street. This safe space provides students a place for meeting, studying, relaxing and more.

The program hosts weekly activities, events and trainings for those interested.

CHESS Health

" Connections: from CHESS Health" is a smartphone app provided by a partnership between WVU and the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources. This app allows West Virginia residents who are struggling with substance use disorders to talk with others and gain support through personal connection.

Those who use the app have access to discussion groups, calendar reminders and tools to monitor their recovery progress. The app can be used with an alias to allow for anonymity.

Download the app on the App Store or Google Play.

Useful Resources

WVU Safety Notification System

Emergency notification system for the Morgantown Campus.

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LiveSafe App

Direct, two-way communication with University Police.

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University Police

886 Chestnut Ridge Road
Morgantown, WV 26506
304-293-3136
police.wvu.edu

Carruth Center

Health and Education Building
390 Birch Street
Morgantown, WV 26506
304-293-4431
carruth.wvu.edu
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You can help WVU provide a safe environment by reporting student concerns, student conduct violations, sexual misconduct or other potential threats to campus safety.