top of page

Boise

Recovery

R O C K S

Recovery...It's a community thing.

September 14th, 2019

Boise's 5th Annual

Recovery Rally

#RecoveryMonth  #BoiseRocksRecovery

National Recovery Month (Recovery Month, sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is a national observance held every September to educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those with mental and substance use disorders to live a healthy and rewarding life.

Now in its 30th year, Recovery Month celebrates the gains made by those in recovery, just as we celebrate improvements made by those who are managing other health conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, and heart disease.

Each year, Recovery Month selects a new focus and theme to spread the message and share the successes of treatment and recovery.

 

The 2019 Recovery Month observance will focus on community members, first responders, the healthcare community, and youth and emerging leaders highlighting the various entities that support recovery within our society.

The 2019 Recovery Month theme, “Join the Voices for Recovery: Together We Are Stronger," emphasizes the need to share resources and build networks across the country that support recovery in all its forms. 

About Recovery Month
recovery_month_2019_banner_1080x1080_v4.
Recovery Day Lineup

09.14.19

Recovery Day Events

rally poster 2019.png

RECOVERY MARCH

 2:30PM

State Capitol to

Julia Davis Park

march route rr19.png
Rally Flier
Recovery March Map

RECOVERY ASSEMBLY  

2:00PM

700 W Jefferson Street

  

40619899_2220090018025116_20523874456594

RECOVERY CELEBRATION

 3:00PM - 7:00PM

Julia Davis Park - Pavillion One

Recovery Celebration
40676364_2220364994664285_70980514766640

Join us for

Music

food

dj-playing-music_1523991.jpg
logo2013.png
100644127-bbq-party-background-with-gril
cropped-Bikes-and-Beans-Logo.png
tacos_y_tortas_el_paco_ext.jpg
scottys hot dogs.jpg

fun

jumphouse.jpg
facepainting.jpg
smitten facepainting and smiles.jpg
idaho inflatables.png

Boise's 5th Annual Recovery Rally's Guest Speakers:

58489b3dabdc6.image.jpg

Jason Coombs - Brickhouse Recovery

Jason Coombs is a person in long-term recovery and the Founder and CEO of nationally accredited Brick House Recovery. He earned a Master of Professional Communications (MPC) degree and has a deep passion for recovery. In fact, he is the author of the Amazon Best Seller book, Unhooked: How to Help an Addicted Loved One Recover. He is a professional TEDx speaker, consultant, and leadership expert. Jason serves on the Meridian Anti-Drug Coalition, Drug Free Idaho, and works closely with the Institute for Addiction Study. Currently, Jason serves on the Idaho Conference on Alcohol and Drug Dependency board. Jason loves the outdoors and is an Ironman 70.3 finisher with his two brothers. Jason and his wife enjoy living in a small town outside of Boise, Idaho with their twin toddlers. You can find him in the Recovery Movement group on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/569181743429901/

B1HLHRI8UIS._SY200_.jpg
andrew burki.jpg

Andrew Burki - Hanley Foundation
Andrew Burki is a person in long-term abstinence based recovery since 2001. He holds a Master in Social Work degree from Florida Atlantic University, is a macro level social worker, and is the Chief Public Policy Officer for Hanley Foundation.
Hanley Foundation’s mission is to provide prevention and education programs for parents, caregivers, and school-age children. In addition, the foundation provides financial aid scholarships for patients who could not otherwise afford addiction treatment. Hanley has been a leader in adolescent and emerging adult support for three decades.  

John Shinholser - The McShin Foundation
You may remember John from the documentary, The Anonymous People. John
Shinholser serves as the President of The McShin Foundation, which was founded
in 2004 and named for its two recovering co-founders, John Shinholser and Carol
McDaid. Shinholser and McDaid have dedicated their lives to helping individuals
and families in or seeking recovery from the disease of addiction. The McShin
Foundation operates on the founders' belief that by helping others find and sustain
recovery, they can better sustain their own recovery. John has been in long-term
recovery since 1982. John is a United States Marine Corps veteran. He owned and
managed a successful contracting business for over 30 years, during which time he
served as President of the Richmond Chapter of the Painting and Decorating
Contractors Association and was twice recognized as a national award winning
Original Design Faux Finisher. John served as President of SAARA of Central
Virginia Affiliate and is a former board member of SAARA of Virginia. Shinholser
also served as Chairman of the board of Rubicon, Inc (2012-2014)

Guest Speakers
sponsorship vendor packet rr19_Page_1.pn
cant do it without you.jpg

We

Event Sponsors
Event Hosts

Boise's 5th Annual Recovery Rally 

Hosted by:

Proudly Sponsored by:

extreme_edited_edited.png
HSI-Logo-color-words.jpg
ktsy.png
Official Logo (Transparent).png

Event Vendors/Exhibits

PEER Wellness Center-01.png
a31b84_acc05d4917e846a2b33a2cf3ea7f9cd1-
american legion riders treasure valley.j

American Legion Riders Treasure Valley-Idaho

new-ashwood-logo (2).jpg
a31b84_e9e9b1122c7340ebbf7d3bf050f9c360-
bh-logo.png
HorizontalColor (1).jpg
prsi png.png
CBH_primary-color.jpg
free2succed_fixed.jpg

IDOC Free 2 Succeed Mentoring Program

400dpiLogo.png
dbsa.png
cdh_edited.png
Screenshot_20190827-073337_Drive.jpg
Pathways Comm Crisis Center of SW Idaho.
recovery_month_2019_banner_1080x1080_v4.
Rally Vendors/Exhibts
bottom of page