2026 Virginia
Recovery Conference
June 15-17, 2026
Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center | Roanoke, VA
Join the Virginia Opioid Abatement Foundation in the Star City at the inaugural Virginia Recovery Conference presenting best practices in substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery from communities across Virginia. Hosted at the historic Hotel Roanoke where rolling hills will provide the backdrop for our program as we join to hear specific examples and stories about how different communities across Virginia are utilizing opioid settlement funds to save lives, restore families, and heal communities.
Registration opens mid-March.
This much-anticipated conference is limited to a maximum of 400 registered attendees. Once all the registration slots are filled the registration will close.
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What to Expect
Four general sessions and 19 breakout sessions: Topics will include information on programs and services from experts, and more.
Evening Opening Reception: Attend to connect with others in the field from across the state.
Full Registration includes all sessions, associated events, meals, and break snacks (daily registration includes sessions, events, meal(s), and break(s) for the day).
Hotel reservations and travel: To minimize the risk of overbooking our sleeping room allotment with the hotel, participants will first register, then receive their reservation link in their registration confirmation. REMEMBER – register then reserve!
Conference Registration
Online registration opens mid-March. Sign up here to receive a notice that registration is open.
Full registration starts at $325.
Daily registration starts at $200.
Payment is due at registration.
An early registration discount of $50 ends Thursday, May 15. Registration will close Friday, June 5. Register early and save!
Payment by check: Though online registration and payment is strongly preferred, registration by completing the printable registration form and mailing it with check payment is accepted. Forms received without payment will not be processed until payment is received. An invoice can be provided if needed by finance departments/for approval. Registrations will be processed after invoice is paid. Contact Amy Sales for more information.
Scholarship/Financial Aid: If you find that your organization is unable to support your attendance without financial assistance, please contact Secretary@VirginiaRecovers.com.
Lodging
Registrants can reserve sleeping rooms at the Hotel Roanoke at the negotiated rate starting at $178.50/night (single/double) plus 13.3% tax (2+ occupancy = $20/occupant), plus taxes and fees.
At this time, the sleeping room rate is the Roanoke government per diem plus 50%. GSA may revise per diem rates effective March 14. We will inform registrants of any change as soon as we are notified.
Valet parking is $28/day and self-parking is $6-$18/day (subject to change without notification). The room block will close on Thursday, May 15 at 5 p.m., or once the block is full. The room reservation link will be distributed in the registration confirmation email.
NOTE: Our program begins Monday early afternoon, June 15 and ends Wednesday early afternoon, June 17.
REMEMBER! Register then reserve! Please refrain from reserving under a single name; each hotel reservation should be under the name of the ATTENDEE, and multiple rooms reserved under the same name will be flagged.
Exhibiting and Sponsorship Opportunities
Take advantage of the opportunity to welcome attendees and share your products and services by exhibiting during the conference or sponsoring a program event.
For more information on opportunities, contact Amy Sales.
Program
The 2026 Virginia Recovery Conference will provide attendees with prevention, treatment, and recovery resources and services that can be implemented in localities, organizations, practices, and more. The full agenda and program will be available in early March.
For more information on opportunities, contact Amy Sales.