Warm Handoff Program
Connecting You to Care. Supporting Your Next Steps.
When you're navigating a mental health or substance use crisis, finding the right services and support can make an important difference in what comes next.
The Warm Handoff Program helps individuals connect with treatment, recovery supports, and community resources that meet their needs and goals.
Through Thrive Community Services and our partner, Southwest Idaho Recovery Community Center (SIRCC), the program serves individuals in Ada and Canyon counties.
What is a Warm Handoff?
A warm handoff is more than a referral or a phone number.
It's a personal connection to someone who can help you explore your options, navigate available services, and take the next steps toward care and recovery.
Our team works with you to identify what matters most, understand potential barriers, and connect you with resources throughout the community that fit your individual circumstances.
How We Can Help
Depending on your needs, our team can assist with:
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Mental Health Services: Connections to counseling, psychiatric care, and other behavioral health services.
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Substance Use Treatment: Assistance accessing outpatient treatment, recovery programs, and medication-based treatment options.
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Recovery Coaching and Peer Support: Support from individuals who understand the recovery journey.
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Community Resources: Connections to housing assistance, transportation, employment resources, benefits, and other community supports.
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Care Coordination and Case Management: Help navigating services, coordinating care, and addressing barriers to accessing support.
We work with a variety of community providers and resources, helping you explore options that best meet your needs.
Ongoing Support
Your needs may change over time, and support doesn't have to end with the first connection. Eligible participants may receive ongoing recovery coaching for 30 days, based on their needs, goals, and program availability.
Serving Ada and Canyon Counties
The Warm Handoff Program is provided by Thrive Community Services in partnership with Southwest Idaho Recovery Community Center (SIRCC). Together we support individuals in Ada and Canyon counties, helping strengthen connections between crisis services, treatment providers, recovery resources, and the broader community. [Add funding acknolwedgement]