Your story isn’t over

You are not defined by what has happened to you. There is healing, hope, and a future waiting for you. The fact that you are here means you’ve already taken a brave step.
You don’t have to do this alone. It is not your fault.

What Help Looks Like

Safe Housing

Long-term support based on trust and relationships, not time limits

Two safe houses with different levels of structure and independence

A safe place to rest, heal, and plan next steps

Life Skills & Daily Needs

Help with budgeting, cooking, job readiness, and personal health

Support rebuilding daily routines, holidays, birthdays, and family traditions

Help with transportation, appointments, and everyday needs

Crisis Support & Advocacy

24/7 crisis line and ongoing case management

Support and accompaniment for court, interviews, and safety appointments

Emergency help with food, rent, transportation, and identification

Healing & Community

Weekly support groups and opportunities to connect with others

Survivor mentors who walk alongside you and understand your experience

Support for mind, body, and spirit, including therapy and wellness activities

Community is powerful. And there is one waiting for you.

What Makes Idaho COBS Different

Our Promise to You

We listen because your voice matters
We show up even when trust takes time
We walk with you at your pace
You are in control of your story

Survivor Voices

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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

Survivor Sister Letters

Optional to read — please take care as you do.
These letters share real stories of trafficking and healing. They are written by survivors, for survivors.

The words are honest and hopeful, but they may bring up strong feelings. You are in control of how much you read, and when.

Featured Letter: Miya’s Journey

“Once you become part of the COBS family, you’re never alone. It’s not just a program, it’s a lifelong bond of unity and empowerment.” – Miya, Survivor, Idaho COBS

Read Miya’s full letter

Get Help Now

No matter where you are in your journey — there’s hope, and there’s help.

Call or Text: 208-803-1695

Trauma-Informed Reminders

You choose what to share, when, and how
Every story is honored, and every voice matters
If you feel overwhelmed, it’s okay to pause. Take a deep breath, sip some water, or step away. You can always come back
You are not alone