El Paso County has treatment options. What it doesn't have is the wraparound support that makes treatment stick — the peer who has been there, the stable place to sleep, the mental health provider who actually picks up, the faith community that shows up on a hard Tuesday. RHSH Colorado is that system.
El Paso County is not a typical Colorado community. It carries one of the highest substance use burdens in the state — alongside one of the most underfunded wraparound recovery networks. RHSH was built for this specific place and this specific gap.
Peer recovery coaching
Certified Peer Recovery Coaches with lived experience walk alongside clients from crisis to stability — faith-based, consistent, and non-clinical. The relationship that makes everything else possible.
Whole-person wraparound
Housing navigation, basic needs assistance, mental health linkage, and employment support — because sobriety cannot be sustained in an unstable life. Every service maps to a documented recovery barrier.
Jesus at the center
We believe Jesus Christ is the one who makes recovery truly possible. Every service we deliver points back to Him — and our Faith Foundations program opens the door to anyone who wants to know more.
A mother who wouldn't stop looking.
Amanda Robinson, MSW, didn't come to this work through a textbook. She came through the wilderness of watching her son Garrett disappear — and the long, desperate search to bring him home. Garrett left Colorado on a football scholarship, suffered a sports injury, and fell into addiction. The stigma kept him silent. Amanda kept looking.
When she finally found him and brought him home, what followed was a long road together — through addiction, moral injury, and the slow return to Jesus. When Garrett reached two years of sustained recovery, Amanda felt called: what about all the other lost sheep?
