One map for the hardest first steps.
Every year, millions of people walk out of a prison, a foster home, a treatment center, a shelter, or an abuser's house and face the same first 72 hours: no ID, no bed, no phone, no plan. The help exists. It is scattered across hundreds of websites, most of them out of date.
RiseAid puts it in one place, in the order that actually works, and keeps it verified. We are a Utah nonprofit in formation, built in Ogden, starting with Utah and expanding state by state.
Six programs, one network.
- ReentryLeaving incarceration
- Foster CareAging out at 18
- RecoveryLeaving treatment
- HousingLeaving homelessness · Refugees
- Safe HavenLeaving domestic violence
- SurvivorsLeaving trafficking
How verification works.
Every listing shows its status. Verified means a RiseAid volunteer called or visited and confirmed hours, intake rules, and who is served within the last 12 months. Source-seeded means we pulled it from a public directory and have not confirmed it yet. Listings that go 12 months without a check drop to Needs confirmation. Anyone can flag a listing in one tap.
Privacy, by default.
No accounts. No tracking cookies. We never sell or share phone numbers from the call line. Domestic violence and trafficking pages include private-browsing guidance. If you run a confidential shelter, your address never appears.