Mountaineers who are in recovery from substance use disorders can use these resources to support their recovery journey.
WVU Collegiate Recovery
CaringTXT
- WVU student: wvustudent
- Greek Life member: wvugreeks
- Student athlete: wvuathletics
- Residence hall resident: wvureslife
CHESS Health
Campus Naloxone Locations
Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse an overdose from opioid, including heroin, fentanyl and prescription opioid medications, when given in time.
The WVU Collegiate Recovery Program has installed 50 opioid overdose rescue kits, known as “Naloxboxes,” across campus. These kits contain two doses of naloxone and training materials instructing individuals how to administer the drug during an overdose. The kits were made possible through funding from the West Virginia Drug Intervention Institute, West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources and WVU Collegiate Recovery Program.
- Brooke Tower (in main lobby near RLS office)
- Braxton Tower (near stairwell entrance and "Brew and Gold")
- Bennett Tower (in lobby next to RLS apartment, near front desk)
- Lyon Tower (in hallway near JB Lounge and RLS office)
- Oakland Hall (in lobby near courtyard entrance)
- Lincoln Hall (near main lobby toward rear door and elevators)
- Dadisman Hall (in main lobby near rec room)
- Dadisman Annex (in main lobby)
- Stalnaker Hall (on second floor near front desk)
- Boreman North (in hallway on the ground floor near main office)
- Boreman South (in laundry lounge, near mailboxes)
- Summit Hall (in lobby)
- Seneca Hall (in main lobby near front desk)
- Honors Hall (in main lobby next to front desk)
- E. Moore Hall
- Mountainlair (first floor near elevators and post office)
- Serenity Place at Arnold House (kitchen)
- Additional locations are currently being determined, as well.