Supportive Sober Environment
Find fun and community in your college experience.
Who We Are
We're a student group dedicated to creating fun and sober experiences on campus and around Tucson. We help Wildcats thrive by offering a supportive space to balance school, life, and personal goals—while connecting through events, shared experiences, and real community. Whether you’re looking for a place to hang out, try new activities, or just be yourself, we've got you.
Join Our Group
You'll build lasting friendships and help create a stronger, more supportive Wildcat community.
For questions or more information, reach out to Amy Amaya at amayaa@arizona.edu.
Sober Activities to Connect with Others
Feel free to attend on your own or with a friend!
Get Togethers
Every Friday (starting January 23, 2026) Sober & Thriving members get together to check-in, plan upcoming sober events, and play games.
4-7pm | Health Promotion Hideaway, room 130.
Cats After Dark
Follow Cats After Dark on Instagram and attend their next meeting or event! Cats After Dark provides free, late night events that include Trivia Nights, free movie screenings, mock-tail bars, moonlight hikes, and more!
Late Nights at The Hideaway
Check out the Hideaway, open until 8:00 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays where you can learn to crochet, play board games, and more.
Arizona Arts Experience
Catch an arts event to little or no cost from School of Art Exhibitions, the Center for Creative Photography to live performances!
Substance Use Meetings on Campus — everyone is welcome!
AA community meetings are held on campus twice a week.
Campus Newcomers Meeting
Wednesdays (Open Meeting)
7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Campus Health – Room B307
De Armond Conference Room, 3rd floor behind south elevator
1224 E Lowell Street, AZ 85721
Campus Newcomers Meeting
Fridays (Open Meeting)
8:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Campus Health – Room B307
De Armond Conference Room, 3rd floor behind south elevator
1224 E Lowell Street, AZ 85721
Campus Nooners Meeting
Monday - Friday (Closed Meeting)
12:10 PM - 12:50 PM
Zoom ID: 847 435 872
Password: nooners
‘Closed meetings’ are limited to those who believe they may have a problem with alcohol or other substances, while ‘open meetings’ will welcome anyone who wishes to attend.
Resources
| Substance Abuse Resource Locator | Use this tool to help locate prevention, treatment, and recovery options for substance abuse. This page also provides information on the Governor's Office of Youth, Faith, and Family and their role in combating substance abuse. |
| Transforming Youth Recovery | A non-profit organization dedicated to helping start and support recovery programs on campuses nationwide. |
| Association of Recovery in Higher Education | An organization representing colligate recovery programs nationwide. Interested in starting a program at your school? This is the place to start! |
| Inbalance | In Balance Collegiate Recovery is located just two minutes away from campus and provides housing, an academic advisor, set study hours, skills workshops and life skills curriculum among other things in order to support students in recovery. |
| AA Tucson | Connect with our local AA chapter. |
| Attune Counseling and Intensive Outpatient Program | Counseling and intensive outpatient treatment for mental health and substance use recovery. |