SIRCC

02/03/2026

Meet us at the capitol today! We will be there speaking to our government and letting them know why Recovery Centers are so important to our communities! Have a passion, story, or want to support us, meet with us at the capitol!

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

Last night SIRCC participated in the “Point in time” count. This event was to help collect data on our unhoused population. Thank you to everyone who supported us.

01/29/2026

01/29/2026

Thank you Avenues for Hope for helping SIRCC raise over $2,000! This money will help us with supporting those in our community that need it the most!

01/26/2026

01/26/2026

Point in Time Count starts this Thursday! Please read the flyer, meet us on the dates below! Or call the office!!! 208-505-5497

01/23/2026

SIRCC Food Pantry Open Today! 10-5pm 204 9th Ave S, Nampa, Id. 83651

01/23/2026

During Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, much of the spotlight often falls on residential care—and for good reason. But an essential part of the treatment continuum deserves recognition too: outpatient.
 
Outpatient programs are sometimes misunderstood as a “step-down” or a referral pathway. But in reality, they are clinically intentional, stand-alone levels of care that meet people where they are. They play a unique and critical role by helping individuals integrate recovery into their daily lives. 
 
Instead of stepping away from your responsibilities, outpatient care helps you practice recovery within them—going to work or school, showing up for family, and learning how to navigate triggers as they actually happen. This isn’t about pressing pause on life; it’s about learning how to live it differently.
 
It also centers community. Group therapy and peer connection reduce isolation and reinforce that healing happens alongside others who understand the process. Recovery isn’t meant to be done alone, and outpatient care ensures support extends beyond the therapy room.
 
Most importantly, outpatient treatment creates space to dig into the why behind substance use—addressing underlying patterns, stressors, and emotional drivers, not just the symptoms. This depth of work is what supports sustainable, long-term change.
 
This month, we honor all paths to healing—and the many ways recovery can take root and grow.
 

01/23/2026

01/23/2026

Interfaith Sanctuary had a big and meaningful day on Thursday with the ribbon cutting for our new Shelter Home. We know this milestone has caused some understandable confusion, so we want to clarify a few important details.

While the ribbon cutting marked an exciting moment in our journey, the new Shelter Home is still under construction and is not yet open for occupancy. All shelter services continue to operate at our current emergency shelter located at 1620 W. River Street.

Our hope is to begin transitioning guests into their new shelter home in mid-February, once construction is complete and the building is fully ready to welcome them.

Thank you for your patience and continued support as we carefully and thoughtfully take these final steps toward opening this long-awaited home.