Clean and Sober Resources in Boise

Phoenix House Fav's

Boise, Nampa, and Mountain Home are fantastic locations to recover and rebuild your life. There are several programs available to you (free of cost) for current and long term to support and recovery. The resources below offer you long-term answers. From mentorship and accountability to social interaction and community, there are organizations and activities created by people just like you and made just for you. Jump in!

Peer Wellness Boise

PEER Wellness offers a variety of free, peer lead support groups: Follow this link to find more: Peer Recovery Support Services

Free2Succeed!

Free2Succeed is a free mentoring service offered by the Idaho Dept of Corrections for individuals on probation or parole. All mentors are volunteers. Mentors can be a fantastic source of personal support, information, and advice. They can assist you with such things as transportation, finances, job search, mentorship, etc.

Call Jeff Kirkman at (208) 658-2073

Ignite 208

A major key in your recovery is a change in your social life and after hours activities. “At Ignite208, we are all about sober activities for sober people that want to stay sober. We are an active group of people in recovery from alcohol and substance abuse, as well as for the ones who support those of us in recovery. Together, we help each other focus on our forgotten, or newly found, abilities and interests. We are about each other, for each other, and with each other.”

Website: IGNITE208
Phone: 208-274-3503

Phoenix Multisport

Phoenix Multisport fosters a supportive, physically active community for individuals who are recovering from a substance use disorder and those who choose to live sober. Through pursuits such as climbing, hiking, running, strength training, yoga, road/mountain biking, socials and other activities, we seek to help our members develop and maintain the emotional strength they need to stay sober.

District 4 Community Resources

Resources found on this page include: Transportation, clothing, food, medical services, employment services, counseling, mental health, education and training, crisis resources, recovery groups, faith based resources, probation and parole, substance abuse treatment, and veteran resources. Follow this link for Community Resources in Boise