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Partnerships

A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats

SafeSide believes that successful recovery requires more than simply finding a detox bed or treatment program. Recovery is a process that involves multiple stages, transitions, and challenges along the way.

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That's why we focus on helping individuals navigate their entire recovery journey. From intervention and detox placement to residential treatment, outpatient care, sober living, and long-term recovery support, we work alongside our clients every step of the way.

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We partner with treatment providers, healthcare professionals, sober living communities, employers, and community organizations to ensure our clients have access to the right level of care at the right time. Our goal is to create seamless transitions between each phase of recovery, reducing gaps in care and increasing the likelihood of lasting success.

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We are interested in partnering with:

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• Detox, residential treatment, and healthcare providers


• Recovery housing programs


• Homeless shelters and housing agencies


• Cities, counties, and municipal agencies


• Courts and community corrections programs


• Jails and correctional facilities


• Employers and Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs)


• Community nonprofits and outreach organizations

Interested in Becoming a Partner?

Our Approach

At SafeSide Recovery, we believe in the transformative power of peer support as the foundation for long-lasting recovery. There are few more effective ways to guide individuals through addiction than with the help of someone who has lived that same experience and walked a similar path to sobriety.

 

Our certified recovery coaches and peer mentors have been where you are, and they know firsthand the challenges and triumphs of rebuilding a life in recovery.

 

They walk alongside our residents, offering guidance, empathy, and practical strategies for overcoming the hurdles that accompany sobriety.

Why Peer Support Works

  • Peer support can increase engagement in recovery programs by up to 20%.

  • Individuals receiving peer support are significantly more likely to maintain long-term recovery and reduce hospitalizations.

  • Colorado’s certified peer programs have improved recovery outcomes, particularly for underserved populations.

  • Peer support reduces feelings of isolation and stigma, replacing them with hope and empowerment through shared experiences.

  • Programs that incorporate peer support report higher satisfaction rates among participants, leading to more consistent recovery progress.

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