About

Keep It Simple: Sober Living and Transitional Housing

The purpose of Rising Sun Sober Living is to give individuals in recovery a chance to adjust to living, working, and attending AA/NA meetings in a clean and sober environment surrounded by supportive people.  The foundation of our transitional housing program is based on The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. Our transitional housing is located in Boise and Caldwell. Men and women have separate sober housing.

It’s important that people in recovery have every opportunity to be successful. It is well known that people who work a 12-Step program and live in a clean and sober housing environment have a much better chance at achieving long-term sobriety. Transitional housing works.

One Day at a Time

Rising Sun Sober Living homes are tastefully furnished to provide the highest level of comfort.  Monthly guest fee’s are as follows;  Ada County,  $400;  Canyon County,  $375.  All resident guests are required to pay a $50 processing fee which is due prior to move-in, along with first month’s rent.  Client’s funded by BPA will be required to pay $55.00 program fee.  This fee covers the utility portion of monthly rent not paid for by BPA.  Guest fee includes all utilities, cable,  telephone with local/ld calling, computer, wireless internet, bedding, and random drug testing.  Each guest has a shared room with a twin bed, dresser, and nightstand.  Guests should bring clothing, toiletry items, towel set and small private T.V., if desired. Rising Sun provides limited supplies of coffee, paper products, laundry soap and cleaning supplies as a privilege.

Sober homes are located in safe, quiet neighborhoods very close to markets, AA/NA meetings, shops, restaurants and public transportation. Our management is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Requirements

  • Make a commitment to stay clean and sober one day at a time.
  • Have ability to pay monthly fee through employment or with steady income
  • Attend AA/NA meetings
  • Willing to work a 12 step program of recovery
  • Participate in recovery activities
  • Willing to attend weekly house meetings
  • Keep personal area clean and do daily chore.
  • Be considerate and respectful to other residents
  • Random drug/alcohol testing
  • Stay as long as desired
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