SAFE HOUSING.

SURVIVOR SUPPORT.

COMMUNITY CHANGE.

Idaho COBS helps victims and survivors of human trafficking heal, grow, and build safe lives. We provide safe homes, crisis care, and education to prevent abuse and exploitation.

We Need Volunteers Now 

Idaho COBS is growing, and we’re seeking compassionate volunteers to support survivors through community outreach, donations, and direct support roles. Whether you can help at events, assemble welcome baskets, or mentor survivors, your time makes a meaningful impact.

Volunteer Roles Include:

  • Community Outreach: event support, fundraising, social media, photography
  • Donations: welcome basket team, survivor kits, donation support
  • Direct Support: mentoring, safe house support, transportation, life skills coaching

      3,661 Emotional Support Services
      2,716 Personal Advocacy Services
      201 Information & Referral Services
      59 Criminal & Civil Advocacy Services
      126 Housing Assistance Services
      693 Education & Employment Services

      Nights of Safe Housing Provided

      Idaho COBS helps survivors across Idaho with care that goes beyond emergencies. We offer safe housing, education, and support for health and healing, built on more than 10 years of trusted, compassionate service.

      Wishlist – Help with current survivor needs

      Supplies – Every day needs of a non-profit

      Give Monthly – $100 equals one night of safe housing

      Serve – Work directly with survivors locally

      Time – Support behind the scenes through service

      Business Partner – Host a training on-site

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      “Some of the things I have had the support and resources to accomplish in my 10 months here include: completing recovery, school, seeing a primary doctor and specialists for my physical health, receiving mental health services including med management, trauma therapy, individual counseling, recovery classes, and group therapy.” – Survivor
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      2015
      Founded by mental health clinician.

      2021-2022
      Additional houses open.

      2024
      107 survivors served
      3,664 nights of safe housing
      Average 67 services per survivor

      2025
      415 survivors and their children housed