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Walking Free Clubhouse
What We Offer
Daily Fellowship
A safe, substance-free space for connection, accountability, and peer support.
Life Skills & Education
Access to computers for GED coursework, job readiness, and rebuilding daily routines.
Community Support
Encouraging long-term recovery through relationships, structure, and shared purpose.
Resources
Gallery
Testimonials
"We want to make a difference and do something in our community. We want this to be a safe place to hang out to play games, cards, watch TV and to create sober connections, including a meditation room. The goal is to be open seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. “We want to meet the needs in our community,” Kurrell said. “When people are getting sober they lose a lot of connections. This is a place they can feel safe and learn to have fun and live a life of sobriety.”
— Lorie Kurrell, Walking Free Clubhouse Founder
“This community has needed something like this."
— Joe Kantz - Snyder County Commissioner & Board Chairman
“It’s like family. We all want to see each other succeed. I didn’t think it was possible to have so much fun sober."
Rich Gilson
“We’re from all different walks of life, but our stories are the same.”
(Crouse is receiving training to be a part-time certified recovery specialist!)
Garrett Crouse
“It’s definitely a good resource. I’ll come back.”
Marlin Kantz
"[My husband and I are] proof that couples can get sober together."
Dawn Kitchens
"It's my lifeline."
Tina Leighow