208 Recovery North

05/06/2026

Calling all Idaho youth leaders!

Are you entering grades 8-12 and looking for an unforgettable experience this summer? Join students from across Idaho at the 2026 Idaho Youth Summit!

June 16-19, 2026
Camp Lutherhaven
3258 W. Lutherhaven Rd, Coeur d'Alene, ID

The Idaho Youth Summit brings together young leaders from across the state for four days of leadership development, prevention education, team-building, outdoor activities, and lifelong friendships. This is an incredible opportunity to build skills, find your voice, and make a positive impact in your school and community.

Cost: $250
Bus transportation available
Scholarships available
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Open to Idaho students in grades 8-12 and adult chaperones/iDFY advisors

Check-in begins Tuesday at 1:30 PM
Check-out Friday at 12:00 PM

Don't let cost or transportation be a barrier—scholarships and transportation assistance are available!

Learn more and register here:

Tag a student, parent, educator, or youth leader who should know about this amazing opportunity!

June 16-19, 2026   |  Camp Lutherhaven, Coeur d’Alene, ID Play Video The Idaho Youth Summit is a dynamic 4-day, 3-night event designed for all Idaho students in grades 8 through 12 and adult chaperones. IYS is the ultimate teen leadership experience that brings together groups of Idaho teens f...

05/06/2026

Come see us today at Family Day in the Park!
The 208 Recovery team will be at Coeur d'Alene City Park from Noon - 6:00 PM connecting with families, sharing resources, and celebrating the amazing community we call home.

Whether you're looking for recovery support, resources for a loved one, volunteer opportunities, or simply want to stop by and say hello, we'd love to meet you!

Family Day is packed with fun for all ages, including:
• Live entertainment
• Food vendors
• Games and activities
• Bounce houses
• Community booths
• Giveaways and more

At 208 Recovery, we believe healthy people create healthy communities, and we're proud to be part of an event that brings families, organizations, and community partners together.

Stop by our booth, learn about our services, and help us spread hope, healing, and recovery throughout North Idaho.

See you at the park!

05/06/2026

We are excited to announce a new partnership between 208 Recovery and Northern Lakes Fire District!

This collaboration represents a shared commitment to strengthening the health, safety, and well-being of individuals and families throughout our communities struggling with substanceuseand co-occurring mental health. By working together, we can help bridge the gap between emergency response and long-term recovery support, ensuring people have access to resources, peer support, and pathways to recovery when they need them most.

At 208 Recovery, we believe recovery happens through connection, community, and collaboration. Northern Lakes Fire District has long been a trusted leader in protecting and serving our region, and we are honored to partner with an organization that shares our dedication to helping people thrive.

Together, we look forward to expanding outreach, strengthening community partnerships, and creating more opportunities for hope, healing, and recovery across North Idaho.

Stay tuned for more information about upcoming collaborative initiatives and ways to get involved.

Healthy people create healthy communities.

05/06/2026

Come see us and many others AMAZING Community Programs at the Day of Hope Event!

30/05/2026

What an incredible community turnout today at the CdA Library

Today’s Teen Zone Community Resource Fair brought together organizations, advocates, families, and community members all working toward one shared goal: helping our young people thrive.

208 Recovery was honored to stand alongside so many amazing partners, including Autism Society Idaho, Project SEARCH, Idaho Department of Labor, Disability Action Center, North Idaho Pride Alliance, Juvenile Justice Outreach, NAMI Coeur d’Alene, GIZMO Community Makerspace, and many others who are making a difference every day in North Idaho.

Recovery happens when communities come together. Whether it's employment support, mental health resources, disability advocacy, youth services, family support, education, or peer recovery, every connection made today has the potential to change a life.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table, shared their story, asked questions, and learned more about the recovery support services available through 208 Recovery. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with organizations that believe every person deserves hope, support, and the chance to build a better future.

Healthy people create healthy communities, and together we are building a stronger North Idaho.

30/05/2026

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🎉 Friday feel good news! 🎉
At today’s Club meeting, we awarded $46,000 in 2026 community grants to 20 local organizations making a difference across Kootenai County. 💙

Our 2026 grants reflect Rotary’s strong focus on basic education and literacy, while also supporting efforts that tackle hunger, youth enrichment, health and safety, disability services, housing stability, arts access and more.

👇 Meet the 2026 grant recipients and projects below and help us celebrate the amazing work happening all around us!

CDA Backpack Program - $5,000. Weekend food kits for children in the Coeur d’Alene School District who lack reliable food access outside school.

Sunrise Rotary Club of Coeur d'Alene - $4,000. Equipment for a pediatric dental bay at Heritage Health’s Center for Healthy Living Dental Clinic.

Boys & Girls Club of Kootenai County - $4,000. Summer of Discovery scholarships, supplies, enrichment activities, meals, and field trips for local youth.

EXCEL Foundation Coeur d'Alene - $4,000. Teacher grants for classroom supplies and projects not otherwise covered by the school district.

The Salvation Army Kroc Center Coeur d'Alene - $3,000. Third Grade Swim instruction and water-safety programming for local children.

Safe Start - $2,500. Safe-sleep education, portable cribs, sleep sacks, and outreach materials for families with infants.

Safe Passage Violence Prevention Center - $2,000. Teen violence prevention education in schools and the juvenile detention center.

Specialized Needs Recreation - $2,000. Transportation for Camp All-Stars field trips for children with disabilities.

Growing the STEM - $2,000. Math is Cool materials, teacher stipends, coach training, and registrations for fourth through eighth grade students.

Museum of North Idaho - $2,000. Junior Historian Summer Camp supplies, educational materials, and required background checks.

Lutherhaven Ministries - $2,000. Outdoor education equipment for the Trail Creek program serving Coeur d’Alene sixth graders.

First Presbyterian Neighborhood Closet - $2,000. New clothing, shoes, hygiene items, and laundry supplies for K through 8 children experiencing hardship.

Tesh, Inc. - $1,500. Camp Tesh and Club Tesh staffing, training, transportation, and materials for youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Sorensen Magnet School of the Arts and Humanities - $1,500. A student-informed public art buddy bench as a lasting symbol of kindness, inclusion, and connection.

Coeur d'Alene Symphony Orchestra - $1,500. Youth and community music access connected to the Symphony’s education and outreach work.

Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre - $1,500. Musical Theatre Training Institute programming for youth performing-arts education.

Arts & Culture Alliance - $1,500. Assistance with last minute funding loss to support community engagement at the Summer Concert Series.

208 Recovery North - $1,000. Mental health awareness workshops, outreach events, and educational materials.

Timberlake Chess Club - $1,000. Chess sets, clocks, instructional materials, and prizes for a free school-based chess program at Timberlake Middle School.

Safety Net Inland NW - $1,000. Rapid-response aid for young adults aging out of foster care who face housing or transportation emergencies.

30/05/2026

Thank you to the Rotary Club of Coeur d'Alene for your generous support and standing with 208 Recovery.

Your investment helps us provide peer recovery support, resource navigation, recovery coaching, youth leadership development, and a safe, welcoming space where individuals, families and youth can find hope, connection, and purpose.

Because of community partners like Rotary, recovery is not only possible - it is visible, supported, and strengthened throughout our region.

We are grateful for your commitment to support healthier communities and changing lives through service above self.

Thank you, Rotary Club of Coeur d'Alene, for standing with 208 Recovery and helping us create a stronger North Idaho ❤️❤️❤️

24/05/2026

GET SIGNED UP TODAY and SUPPORT RECOVERY in North Idaho!!
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24/05/2026

Join the Human Rights Education Institute this June for fun, learning, food, and community connection during their June Activity Days in Coeur d’Alene.

From celebrating Flag Day and learning about the history of our nation, to honoring Juneteenth and exploring the importance of freedom, equality, and patriotism, these events are a great opportunity for all ages to come together, learn something new, and build community.

Events include: • Flag Day - June 11
• Juneteenth - June 18
• America 250 Celebration - June 30 & July 2

Each activity day includes hands-on activities, educational opportunities, and food for participants.

All events are held from 10AM–12:30PM at the Human Rights Education Institute in Coeur d’Alene.

Thank you to the Human Rights Education Institute for creating spaces that encourage education, inclusion, history, and community engagement for families and youth in North Idaho.

23/05/2026

208 Recovery would like to extend our deepest appreciation to the The Coeur d'Alene Tribe for their trust, support, and partnership in strengthening recovery efforts within our communities.

It is truly an honor to collaborate with the Wellbriety Program and provide Recovery training and support for Tribal Recovery Coaches who are doing such meaningful and important work. The commitment the Coeur d’Alene Tribe continues to show toward healing, wellness, culture, and recovery is both inspiring and impactful.

We are grateful for the opportunity to walk alongside your team in helping build recovery support systems rooted in connection, respect, lived experience, and community. Partnerships like this help create stronger pathways to healing and hope for future generations.

Thank you for allowing 208 Recovery to be part of this important work 💜💜💜