OUR MISSION
A steady home for the road ahead.
Our mission is to provide safe, sober housing for people actively engaged in substance use treatment, creating the stability and support they need to focus on recovery today and aid in their transition toward independent living tomorrow.
Not a shelter. Not a clinic. The home in between.
THE NEED
Recovery needs a safe place to land.
When addiction is severe, many people need full-time treatment. But safe, supportive housing during treatment can feel impossible to find. Without a stable place to live while receiving care, people find themselves trapped in the environments that keeping causing them to fall back into addiction.
Bridgepoint Recovery Housing fills that gap by providing structured safe and sober housing for people who are actively engaged in treatment. We offer the stability and community that residents need to focus on recovery.
A HOME BETWEEN TREATMENT AND INDEPENDENCE
The bridge from recovery to everyday life
We've fostered strong community connections that we leverage to give people leaving treatment a better chance to find and maintain independent housing. Bridgepoint helps residents build supportive relationships, practical skills, and the confidence they need to take their next step toward independent living.
A Steady Place to Land
Clean, substance-free homes across Idaho, set apart from old triggers so the progress made in treatment has room to take root.
Structure That Builds Trust
House meetings, shared responsibilities and recovery coaching create a daily rhythm of accountability that grows into confidence.
Care That Stays Connected
Residents keep working with the licensed provider of their choice. We add the transportation and stable home base that help them show up.
THE EVIDENCE
A stable home changes the odds
Independent, published research shows that safe, structured, substance-free housing gives recovery room to take hold. These findings come from outside studies, not Bridgepoint's own program results. See more about our Impact
3×
Higher odds of completing treatment successfully when paired with structured recovery housing.
Source: Mericle et al. (2022)
65%
Stayed abstinent after two years in a recovery home, versus 31% with usual aftercare.
Source: Jason et al. (2006)
3% vs 9%
Lower incarceration rates for recovery home residents compared with usual aftercare.
Source: Jason et al. (2006)
A Home Is Where a New Life Begins
Today, Bridgepoint runs 8 recovery houses across two regions of Idaho, giving about a current capacity of 64 residents a safe, substance-free place to heal, work, and rebuild. Your gift helps us open more doors for clients to find lasting recovery and find a permanent home.