About Rising Sun Sober Living – Boise
Rising Sun Sober Living is a gender specific transitional living facility in Boise, Idaho. A transitional living facility can better prepare you for community reintegration after residential substance use treatment or following incarceration. Rising Sun Sober Living offers a safe, clean and drug free setting to rebuild your life into a self supporting member of the society. They’re located in convenient neighborhoods within walking distance of many job opportunities, community resources and outdoor activities.
The facility boasts a vast community with upwards of 500 beds. This allows consistent availability. Private apartments are available if you’re completing a six-month housing program. These programs focus on building a strong peer support network to help you maintain sobriety through community engagement. You can even participate while attending outpatient care and 12 Step programming.
You’ll establish new friendships with like minded individuals in recovery. You’ll attend meetings and classes with others, network for job opportunities and carpool to work with your peers. This creates a sense of community and support while making your transition back to daily life easier. You might also enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and mountain biking on nearby foothill trails.
Biking on the Greenbelt with miles of paved paths along the river is an activity most residents enjoy. The river keeps you cool on hot summer days and it’s great for floating, fishing or swimming. You must maintain your personal space and take part in the daily chores. This promotes independence which is important for your overall recovery efforts.
You must also keep to other housing rules that foster personal responsibility and accountability. This includes abiding by the 10:00 pm curfew and remaining clean and sober throughout the program. Random drug and alcohol testing is frequently conducted to ensure compliance. It’s expected that at the end of the program you’ll have the skills and support necessary to maintain independent and sober living.
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