Resource Library

The Southwest Idaho Area Agency on Aging provides solutions for caregivers and those with disabilities. They accomplish this through comprehensive information, advocacy, and planning efforts.

The Area II Agency on Aging, (AAA II), serves older Idahoans in north central Idaho with a variety of programs and service designed to enhance their well-being and ability to stay at home, stay healthy, stay safe, and stay informed.

Additionally, the AAA II provides education, respite and support to those who care for older Idahoans.

The North Idaho Area Agency on Aging is committed to working with older adults, their families, and the community in order to acquire information and services that will improve independence and quality of life.

Wildflower Intuitive Center provides clinical and intuitive therapy sessions, energetic bodywork with reiki, and end-of-life Doula services to individuals facing serious illness and their loved ones.

The Alzheimer’s Association provides supports for caregivers of persons living with Alzheimer’s. These include education (online videos or classes), support groups, and a 24 hour helpline.

A Facebook group to share info, ask questions and give support to Lewy Body Dementia Patients and caregivers of people with Lewy Body Dementia (a specific type of dementia with some symptoms similar to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, but often including hallucinations and REM sleep disorder, among other symptoms).

The Rise Friday Night Out Group is for adults that have been diagnosed with developmental disabilities, and desire to be in a recreational and social group that provides fun activities and time with peers.

Adult Day Services at RISE Idaho provide supervised activities that help adults with developmental disabilities learn new skills. Individuals develop friendships, spend time socializing with friends, and have fun in a safe and caring environment.

Kids’ Night Out is available to any young person who has been diagnosed with a developmental disability. This program is designed for youth ages six through 17 and provides opportunities for them to be out in the community, having fun! Quality trained staff provides supervision during all activities, ensuring safety and assisting participants as needed. During these activities, the staff to participant ratio is 1:3.

Youth Empowerment Services (YES) is Idaho’s children’s mental health system of care that helps families access services and supports for their children under 18 with serious emotional disturbance (SED).