CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) --They've battled addiction, now a few lucky women who've made the choice to change their lives are getting a new home.
The Rea of Hope program has helped addicted women clean up their act and give them a safe place to stay.
The organization is celebrating its newest addition the "New Life" apartment building.
"From where I was nine months ago when I first got clean to having a place of my own, it's an amazing thing," said Amanda Dietz. For years she's struggled with drug abuse, but now she's found a safe place for her and her children to call home.
Living at New Life is no free ride. The women living here have to stay clean, attend meetings, and have a full-time job or be in school. They can only stay in the apartments for two years, then they must face the true test of living on their own.