Sobbr Life

You’re safe here

Let’s see if we’re the right home for you.

A few gentle questions — then a real person from Sobbr Life will call you, usually within one business day. There are no wrong answers, and you can stop anytime.

If tonight is hard, you don’t have to wait for us. Call or text 988 any time, or the domestic-violence line at 1-800-799-7233.

Here’s how the process works

  1. Answer a few gentle questions online. They’re simple and confidential.
  2. A real person from our team will call you. Most people hear from us within one business day.
  3. We’ll talk through your situation together. No pressure, no judgment, and no wrong answers. Just an honest conversation about what you need and whether we have a bed available.
  4. If it feels like a good fit, we’ll guide you through the next steps toward a new beginning.

Before you start — how this is protected

What you write on this page is protected by federal privacy law. Records about addiction and recovery are held to a stricter standard than ordinary medical records.

We can’t share any of it — not with your family, an employer, a landlord or the police — unless you sign something saying we can. The law allows only a few narrow exceptions: a medical emergency, a court order, or a report we’re required by law to make.

What we do with it: the people at Sobbr Life who decide about beds read it, so we know what support you’d need before we answer. It stays in your file. If we’re not the right home for you, we don’t pass it on to anyone else.

Tell us who you are, and how to reach you.

This part is short. Your name, your date of birth and one way to reach you — that is enough for us to start your file and call you back.

How can we reach you?

This is the one we need. If you come to stay with us, your paperwork and your sign-in code both come here, so it should be an inbox you can open.

A cell, a friend’s phone, wherever you feel safe being called.

No email address? That does not stop you — call 816-962-9828 and we will get one sorted out with you.

In your own words. As much or as little as you want.

One last question.

It’s the only thing we ask about your health here, and we ask because it tells us whether to call you today or tomorrow. Everything else — what you’ve been using, how you’ve been, anything you’re prescribed — we’d rather hear from you than read off a form. We’ll ask when we talk.

That can be a hard one to answer. You don’t have to wait for us. Call or text 988 any time, or the domestic-violence line at 1-800-799-7233.

Your best guess is fine if you’re not sure of the date.

We keep what you share private. This just starts a conversation — it isn’t a commitment, and nothing here decides anything on its own.

This form can’t send right now. Lyla Lane reads both of these herself: llane@sobbrlife.org · 816-962-9828. She will take your application on the phone. If tonight is hard, 988 is answered any hour.

Would you rather fill in the longer application?

The form above is the short version — enough for us to call you, and that is all it is for. This one asks everything up front, and it reaches the same person. Either is fine, and you never have to do both.

Apply on Sobriety Hub (opens in a new tab)

Or email llane@sobbrlife.org or call 816-962-9828 — and we’ll take it from there.

You reached out. That took courage. Whatever happens next, you belong somewhere safe — and we’ll help you find it, here or elsewhere.

Need help right now? Call or text 988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Domestic violence: 1-800-799-7233