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Familias Increíbles de Idaho aims to increase access to legal and mental health services for Hispanic individuals and families in Idaho, with a focus on caregivers of relatives with disabilities. Check out their website for more information on their organization, resources, and upcoming events.

When a crisis strikes, many of us rely on relatives and friends for support-But for some parents, this is not an option. Safe Families for children surrounds families with a circle of compassionate volunteers to create a safe space where children are supported while parents get back on their feet.

The Huntington’s Disease Society of America aims to improve the lives of everyone affected by Huntington’s disease and their families. Their Idaho services include support groups, providing education, resources, and advocacy to families and entities that work with people with Huntington’s disease. They also have a local hotline, with a local social worker and their Southern Idaho Affiliate, Nicole Todd, LCSW. Here email is ntodd@hdsa.org.

Free online tool for BIPOC caregivers of children with mental health issues. It’s packed with valuable content like 20 in-depth lessons, audio clips from BIPOC experts sharing their wisdom, and practical advice. Created by Caregiver Action Network.

This article has information, resources, and advice for caregivers of those diagnosed with a type of cancer called Mesothelioma.

A parent is a child’s first and most important teacher. But we know that children don’t come with an instruction manual. This FREE program is designed to provide parents with information and to help build their children’s intellectual, language, social, and physical development from birth to kindergarten age.
Each stage in a child’s development is important and comes with opportunities for learning. Parents as Teachers helps guide parents through these stages and gives them tools for success.
Parents and caregivers residing in Ada or Elmore County who are pregnant or have children birth to kindergarten age can participate in the program. Other eligibility criteria apply.

WICAP serves Western Idaho to help low-income families in the community improve their lives and the lives of others. Their programs include early childhood education (Headstart), childcare, employment and education services, money management, energy assistance (heating), Temporary Food Assistance Program, a food pantry, and other emergency services. They have offices in four counties: Adams, Payette, Washington, & Gem. Canyon county has mobile services.

This workbook is specifically designed for Idaho family caregivers caring for someone with dementia. You can either request a printed copy to be shipped to you or you can download it.

Developmental screenings and special education services for children aged three and over. Contact your local school district to get more information about Early childhood screenings in your area.

Find a head start location near you using this website.