Contact for eligibility for different programs

WCA provides services to women, men and their children healing from domestic abuse and sexual assault. Contact for details about specific services. Services include:

Emergency and Transitional Shelter

For women and children. Services include:

• Group and Individual Counseling for women and children
• Case Management
• Court Advocacy
• Financial Empowerment
• Support Groups
• Life Skills
• Nurturing Parenting
• Safety Planning
• On-site Childcare

Case Management

Case Managers work one-on-one with clients to identify their strengths and barriers in order to develop a plan to achieve their goals. Case Managers also teach  classes, help clients learn to budget, write resumes, fix nutritious meals on a budget and be assertive in asking for help.

Financial Empowerment

Classes for adults, teens, and youth, with additional coaching available after the class.

Therapy and Support

Master’s level therapists and interns provide therapy services to adult and child victims of emotional and physical abuse, rape and sexual assault and to survivors with co-occurring disorders (substance use and mental health disorders). Also offers support groups for sexual assault and domestic violence.

Safety Planning Workshops

Clients can complete a personalized safety plan with trained WCA personnel.

Court Advocacy Services

The WCA provides assistance to petitioners seeking protection orders in Ada County. Trained advocates help with filling out petitions, provide an educational orientation, and offer support during the court process. Additional services include court accompaniment to civil or criminal proceedings and legal referrals.

Rape Crisis Advocacy

Advocates are trained to provide support and guidance in regards to:

• Confidential crisis intervention and support for victims of sexual assault
• Information and education in regards to your options for medical care and reporting
• Education and advocacy during the legal process of reporting the crime
• Safety Planning
• Encouragement and support while recovering from sexual assault
• Referrals for counseling, court advocacy and other services
• Information and support for family and friends

Contact for specific information.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Bingham County are:

4-H Youth Development
Crops
Family & Consumer
Health, Nutrition, and Food Safety
Financial Management
Master Gardener

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Blaine County are:

4-H Youth Development
Agriculture & Horticulture

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Lewis County are:

4-H Youth Development
Agriculture
Farm Finance

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Owyhee County are:

4-H Youth Development
Agriculture, Livestock & Range
Eat Smart Idaho
Family & Consumer Sciences
Health and Nutrition
Financial Resource Management
Horticulture & Master Gardener

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Bear Lake County are:

4-H Youth Development
Agriculture
Family & Consumer Sciences

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Boundary County are:

4-H Youth Development
Agriculture
Gardening
Family & Consumer Sciences
Personal Finances
Food Safety & Preservation
Health & Wellness, including Eat Smart Idaho
Panhandle Forestry

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Franklin County are:

4-H Youth Development
Crops
Family & Consumer Sciences
Health and Nutrition
Family Economics
Horticulture

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Latah County are:

4-H Youth Development
Family Finance
Food & Health, including Eat Smart Idaho
Small Farms & Horticulture

Contact for specific eligibility.

University of Idaho Extension brings the knowledge and research of the University of Idaho to Idaho residents where they live at a time that’s convenient for them. Some of the programs and services offered for Ada County are:

4-H Youth Development
Family & Consumer Sciences
Financial Management
Food Safety & Preservation
Health and Nutrition
Horticulture
Small Farms & Local Food

Contact for specific information.

NOTE: United Way does not accept calls for public assistance programs from direct individuals.

An individual must work through a case managing agency to access United Way assistance. Case managing agencies include: Health and Welfare, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, Community Action Partnerships, etc.

United Way is committed to making meaningful and tangible impact on people's lives in the Treasure Valley. . The Community Care fund is made up of contributions from individuals and businesses that when pooled together support programs across the Treasure Valley.

IDA stands for Individual Development Accounts. IDAs are matched savings accounts that can only be used to save for a certain asset goal. To get more information ask to speak to Melissa Krucker.

Critical services are addressed everyday of the year by United Way that include meals for the hungry, services for the seniors, after school programs for disadvantaged kids, medical care, prescriptions and more.

Families in southeastern Idaho.

The Center offers a comprehensive online Resource Directory for Southeast Idaho, a Resource Library, Asset Shop, comprehensive assessment and referral, The Nurturing Program for Families, The Baby Steps Program, The Birth to Three Playgroups, and Parent Support. This program is administered by the Bannock Youth Foundation, a private, non-profit organization that has been providing a variety of intervention, treatment, and support services to youth and families in Bannock County since 1978.

The Nurturing Parenting Program is an 12-15 week event designed for families with children between the ages of 0 and 18. Specific areas targeted include: Support for parents in their efforts to nurture adolescents.
Providing parents with effective discipline strategies appropriate for the child's age. Support and skill building for youth dealing with the stress of peer pressure. Increased respect for parents by their children.

Classes are available in the evenings from 5:30pm to 8pm. To sign up for the Nurturing Program, call Heather Kemp at (208) 234-1122.

This program is administered by the Bannock Youth Foundation, a private, non-profit organization that has been providing a variety of intervention, treatment, and support services to youth and families in Bannock County since 1978.

Centro de Comunidad y Justicia (Center for Community and Justice) is a non-profit focused on local Idaho communities with high concentrations of low-income Latino and immigrant families in need of health, education, and affordable family-based immigration services.

Programs:

[https://comunidadyjusticiaidaho.org/cuidate#48df2b6a-e0ab-47a6-98ef-c027212cafa7 Cuidate!]: An evidence based program to reduce HIV transmission, sexual risk behavior, and unplanned pregnancy among Latino youth in Idaho.

[https://comunidadyjusticiaidaho.org/hiv-testing#f46e061c-ed2e-4f1e-80b0-6acb49ff8016 STD Testing]: Free HIV, Hepatitis C & Syphilis testing in health regions 3, 4 & 5 in Idaho. Offered in office with appointment or at mobile events.

[https://comunidadyjusticiaidaho.org/proyecto-vecino Proyecto Vecino]: Full-service, low-cost immigration law office.

Other services:
-Know Your Rights: constitutional rights information and education
-Healthcare advocacy: focused on CHIP and Medicaid
-Financial Literacy: low-cost tax preparation and free financial literacy workshops

Provides helpful resources and information to wage earners, their families, the media, employers and anyone concerned about disability and the personal and financial impact it can have.

Free credit reports available to everyone yearly.

Federal law requires each of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) provide consumers a free credit report every 12 months if interested. This website allows users to request a credit report from any or all of the companies annually.

• Credit Reporting Agencies

Senior citizens and individuals with disabilities who receive pensions or social security income.

Provides legal representation for the purpose of communicating with debt collectors. Collection calls and letters go to the main office. If tax debt or student loans are an issue, will work with government agencies to achieve zero payment programs or uncollectible status. No eligible person is turned away.

Provides services, education, outreach, and advocacy so that children with disabilities are given full access to quality education, support, and resources.

Services Include:

• Early Intervention
• Early Childhood Education
• Make the First Five Count Childhood Development Screening Tool
• Nationwide Directory for Inclusive Child Care Programs
• Camping and Recreation Programs
• Family Support and Resources
• Transportation Assistance and Support
• Employment and Training
• Financial Capability and Homebuying

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Provides 24/7 hotline with housing counselors to help individuals avoid foreclosure and stay current on mortgage payments. Can act as a liaison with your lender, provide information, offer professional guidance, identify options, and connect you to additional resources.

Provides financial assistance hotlines for families.

Services Include:

• Rehab Helpline for Drugs and Alcohol (877) 467-4825
• Tax Relief Helpline (888) 452-7841
• Private Student Loan Relief Helpline (888) 669-1064
• Debt Relief Helpline  (888) 790-1337
• Free Bankruptcy Advice Hotline (888) 734-2585

For additional toll free helplines, click here.

Provides financial services solutions to people with disabilities and people in recovery.

Services Include:

• Guardianship Assistance
• Personal Finances Administration
• Representative Payee Services