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About The Hope Dealer Project

Detox, Rehab and Sober Living Placement in Martinsburg

The Hope Dealer Project is a 501c3 nonprofit grassroots Martinsburg-based recovery advocacy organization founded in 2015 that is changing how our community thinks about recovery, one voice at a time. End the silence, end addiction. We assist active addicts with detox, rehab, and sober living placement. The Hope Dealer Project is forever indebted to our former co-founders and leaders, Lisa Melcher and Tina Stride, we will continue to show our gratitude and appreciation for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to our community, which reflects where we are today. If you are in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia and need assistance, please call us today at (844) 383-4673

Our Advocacy & Recovery Services

Advocate substance abuse treatment placement, sober living placement, employment resources, court appearances for diversion/alternative to incarceration, re-entry and reintegration support services, opioid death, and grief interventionist. 
Based upon the availability of funds, we will provide financial assistance for detox/rehab admission necessities, sober living admission necessities and financial assistance for cremation or burial expenses due an overdose. 


Mission & Vision Statement

The Hope Dealer Project is dedicated to raising the voices of people whose lives are affected by addiction. From direct outreach to civic and community engagement, we focus on centering recovery and engaging people in advocacy in a new, vital, and meaningful way. We can show people that life beyond addiction is full of possibilities when we work to get there together.

You're Not Alone - Message us Today!

Once a parent becomes aware that their beautiful child is an addict... hopefully, we will learn the truth about the impending situation sooner rather than later. Here are some truths I have learned: Parents are enablers, I cannot fix it, my child may lie, my child may steal, others don't want them around, I may have to ask them to leave home, and life will never be the same. When we begin the terrible journey of turmoil and horrific consequences that the life of an addict involves, we are forced to learn and try to understand. It is only then that we are able to empathize with the addict while making sure that we take the time to "save ourselves." 
As parents, we will do ANYTHING to take away the pain and smooth the road for our loved ones, but we must be aware of certain truths because even as we struggle against the truth, we find that we're we are powerless. We accept that wish was not true. By accepting the truth, we can begin to help the addict by helping ourselves. Feel free to reach out.  
Sending you much love and understanding.