What We Provide
Services Offered
South Branch Valley Day Report provides a comprehensive range of services designed to support clients, families, and courts — addressing the root causes of court involvement while building the skills and connections needed for lasting change.
Drug & Alcohol Treatment and Testing
SBVDRC provides drug and alcohol treatment services as well as drug testing. Random testing takes place any day of the week, including weekends.
- Drug and alcohol screening and monitoring
- DoHS testing
- Random testing — any day including weekends
- Referrals to inpatient treatment for stabilization
Recovery Support
Comprehensive recovery programming to help clients build lasting sobriety and address the root causes of substance use.
- Recovery 101
- Relapse Prevention
- Recovery coaching (1:1)
- Peer Recovery Support Specialists (individual sessions available)
- Recovery meetings (required for graduation)
- Telehealth referrals
Life Skills & Behavioral Programming
Practical programming to build the skills clients need to make better decisions and build a stable future.
- Life Skills classes
- Criminal and Addictive Thinking
- Anger Management
- Codependency
- MRT (Moral Reconation Therapy)
- Decision-making and problem-solving
Family & Parenting Support
Families are a critical part of the rehabilitation process. We actively involve family members and offer dedicated parenting programming.
- Parenting classes (DoHS)
- Family meetings
- DVIPP (Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention Program) for Women
- DVIPP for Men
- Family counseling referrals
- Community resource connections
Case Management
Individualized case management ensures every client has a clear plan and consistent support from intake through graduation.
- Individualized case planning
- 1:1 case management appointments
- Recovery coaching sessions
- Monthly reports to referral source
- Court hearing reports available upon request
- Coordination with DoHS CPS Workers
Court-Ordered Supervision
Structured supervision that meets the requirements of court orders, with regular reporting to judges, magistrates, and probation officers.
- Daily check-ins and reporting
- Compliance monitoring and documentation
- Regular progress reports to courts
- Coordination with probation officers
- Violation reporting and court notifications
- Petition to graduate process
Community Service
Community service is a meaningful part of program completion. We coordinate placements and track hours for court reporting.
- Community service site placement
- Hour tracking and documentation
- Coordination with local nonprofits and organizations
Resource Referrals & Continuum of Care
We connect clients and families with the full range of community resources available across Hampshire, Hardy, and Pendleton Counties.
- Local resource connection
- Continuum of care referrals
- Mental health service referrals
- 1:1 supportive counseling and therapy
- Housing and basic needs assistance
- Transportation coordination
How Classes Are Offered
Classes are offered in person at all three of our locations — Hampshire, Hardy, and Pendleton Counties. Many classes are also available virtually via Zoom for added flexibility.
In-Person Classes
Programming is available in person at our offices in Romney, Moorefield, and Franklin. Each location offers a full schedule of classes tailored to the needs of clients in that county.
Virtual Classes via Zoom
Select classes are offered virtually through Zoom, making it easier for clients to participate regardless of transportation or scheduling barriers.
* Random drug and alcohol testing takes place any day of the week, including weekends.
Questions About Our Services?
Our staff are happy to answer questions about eligibility, programming, or how to make a referral. Reach out to the office in your county.