Our Mission

The Center for Hope provides opportunities for socialization, education, and participation in activities that support wellness and recovery from behavioral health challenges, including substance use.

The Center strives to be an advocate for the recovery community in our region and state. Our mission is to help as many people in our communities as possible. We are deeply grateful for the many donations and support that we receive from the local communities and volunteers.

We care about our clients' and volunteers' well-being, and we help individuals feel comfortable in their recovery situation. Center for Hope is committed to providing strong support in both times of need and on an ongoing basis.

The Center for Hope 

• is a non-profit Community Recovery Center in Idaho Falls providing free addiction and mental health recovery support services to adults, 18 and up
• Is a peer community recovery center
• opened its doors in July 2016 and originally began in vision through subcommittee of the Region VII Behavioral Health Board in 2015 and became a non-profit (501c3) with an independent board comprised of 50% of board members in recovery
• is one of 9 peer to peer recovery centers in Idaho and is a member of Idaho Association of Recovery Centers (IARCC)
• has a contract with Rehabilitative Health Services (multi-service behavioral and medical health provider) for staff management,
• is located in the same building as the Behavioral Crisis Center of Eastern Idaho and partners with the Crisis Center in recovery services
• has a partnership with Idaho Department of Corrections Re-entry Center to assist those starting those re-entering society in their recovery journey
• provides rural outreach recovery support in outlying communities
• uses and welcomes volunteers
• supports and provides a 90 minute suicide prevention training called Question Persuade Refer (QPR)