Rural Appalachian Improvement League Remote Readiness Resource Network R(3)N: R(3)N is a one-week, once a month transformative training program held at the Mullens Opportunity Center (MOC) in Mullens. It is designed to equip individuals in recovery with the skills and support needed to thrive in remote work environments. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by those rebuilding their lives, R(3)N focuses on job readiness and provides comprehensive support services tailored to the needs of participants. The program covers essential topics such as digital literacy, effective communication, time management, and self-care strategies, all crucial for succeeding in remote positions. By fostering a supportive community and offering personalized guidance, R(3)N empowers participants to confidently embark on their professional journeys, paving the way for a stable and fulfilling career path. For more information call the MOC 304-294-6188.
RAIL currently offers numerous programs. Our weekly program offerings include gentle yoga, a walking group, line dancing, an addiction support group, and GED/HIGHER EDUCATION classes. You can also learn about RAIL’s recycling program, and Community Theatre Group. You can find our weekly program schedule under the “Current Programs” tab on the website menu above.
Acknowledgement Statement: This project is supported by Marshall University and the Division of Community Health at the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine to support population health outreach projects in five counties in southern West Virginia with the goal of reducing the prevalence of Type 2 diabetes and improving health outcomes.
SMART Recovery, which is a group that is meant to help both people and families that are either struggling with addiction or in recovery.