Resource Directory

AAFV recognizes that violence has a sexual, economic, emotional, spiritual and physical effects on family members. Services provided to domestic violence and sexual assault survivors. Emergency shelter, domestic violence advocacy, court advocacy, legal aid referrals, groups and classes, counseling and other advocacy services.

Provides care management for HIV positive residents of Clark County. Referrals and information are provided for all aspects of HIV care including: primary medical care, housing, and benefits counseling. Food bank is available and hot lunch is served four days a week. HIV education and outreach also available.

Resettlement agency. Provide refugees, asylees & victims of trafficking with case mgmt, employment, referral & limited immigration services.  Some other services available based on eligibility.

The Albuquerque Rescue Mission offers a broad range of services to help those who are hungry, homeless or in need of medical care. The Mission also provides help for those struggling with addictions.

If you feel hopeless and like there's nowhere else to go, call us. You may have a loved one in trouble and don't know what to do. Call us. We exist to end homelessness for anyone who wants a better life.  Each of the services described below is offered free of charge through the generosity of faithful donors. Hours: Open today · Open 24 hours

DAILY MEAL SERVICE

The doors of the Albuquerque Rescue Mission are open Monday through Saturday for anyone who is hungry to come in for a meal. Those coming in for a meal are not asked for an ID and there is no long process to through – simply pick up a plate and eat.

Breakfast & dinner are served Monday through Saturday.

Breakfast: 6:00 am to 7:00 am

Dinner: 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm

FOOD BOXES

The Albuquerque Rescue Mission provides boxes of groceries for families in need. The food box program is supervised by our Kitchen Staff and is contingent upon the availability of food for the program. Food boxes are designed to feed any size family, three meals a day, for one week.

MEDICAL CLINIC

Health care can often be hard to come by – we understand, that's why the Albuquerque Rescue Mission partners with Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless to offer barrier-free medical services.

If we can't serve you, we will provide you a doctor's referral to someone who can. Volunteers also help people apply for Medicare or Medicaid.

Walk In Clinic Fridays: 2:30pm to 4:00pm

CRISIS INTERVENTION

Crisis happens. It could be a loss of employment, divorce, or a health emergency that pushes us to the brink of financial breakdown. We provide counseling, referrals for legal advice, and access to Veterans, Seniors, and other resources.

Office Hours: Monday to Friday - 7:30 am to 4:00 pm

RESIDENTIAL TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMS

The Albuquerque Rescue Mission provides residential recovery programs for both men and women. The New Life Program for men and the Women's Center of Hope have been developed from the perspective that homelessness is both the problem and the symptom of other problems that can range from chronic substance abuse, financial instability, domestic violence, sexual victimization and more.

The New Life Program and Women's Center of Hope solve the problem of homelessness by providing for the basic needs of each man and woman for a period of 12 to 18 months while they are in recovery and restoration. These services include shelter, meals, clothing, and support.  Call us to schedule an appointment. Our programs are offered FREE of charge.

CLOTHING

At the Albuquerque Rescue Mission, everyone is treated like a king and queen – we want to demonstrate in our dignity and respect towards you that you are deeply loved and valued by God. We offer free clothing, showers, and hygiene kits.

Women's Clothing Service: Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm

Men's Clothing Service: Monday to Friday - 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Women's Showers & Hygiene Kits: 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm *No showers for men at this time

EMERGENCY SHELTER

During the winter months, from November 15 to March 16, an additional 280 + beds for men and women and families with children (10 years old and under) are available with the opening of the Winter Shelter.

Signups for Winter Shelter: Monday to Saturday - 3:00 pm

WINTER SHELTER INFO

Winter shelter provides emergency shelter services to homeless individuals and families during the winter months. The Winter Shelter provides overnight shelter accommodation and outreach services to those want to engage in supportive services and housing. The shelter will open on Sunday, Nov. 15, 2015, and run through March 15, 2016. The shelter accepts single men & women, families, and families with children under 18.

Transportation is provided from the Albuquerque Rescue Mission to the winter shelter facility every evening and transportation from the shelter back to the Rescue Mission every morning.

People needing shelter can go to the Albuquerque Rescue Mission located at 525 2nd SW by 8 p.m. nightly. The Rescue Mission also operates a nightly emergency shelter van that travels along Central Avenue from 8 p.m. to midnight.

On Site Registration and Transportation

Time: 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Location: 525 2nd SW (2nd and Iron)

Phone:

(505) 346-4673 #114 (3 p.m. to 8 p.m.)

(505) 346-4673 #122 (after 8 p.m.)

(505) 917-0677 (Shelter Lead Monitor/ After 6 p.m.)

(505) 839-9193 (Shelter Landline)

Emergency Van Hours: 8 p.m. to Midnight

Emergency Van Pick-up Points

East Bound

3rd & Iron

Central & Alcazar

Central & Wyoming (under the Hillson's sign)

Central & Eubank (under the Home Depot sign)

Central & Juan Tabo (northeast corner)

Central & Tramway (next to the Icon Movie House)

West Bound

Central & Parsifal (in the parking lot)

Central & Wisconsin (under the stop sign)

Central & Louisiana (in front of the fairgrounds)

Central & Truman (corner of parking lot)

Central & Dartmouth (in front of the substation)

Central & Sunset Dr. (Vacant lot)

Central & Coors (Behind bus stop)

Amber Creek Counseling and Recovery Services offer services in Fernley, one day a week. They don't currently accept Medicaid, but they do accept most insurance, and they say they provide a significantly low sliding-fee scale. Also, A Step Ahead is offering to provide "drop-in" childcare for a parent that has a scheduled appointment, but has no other childcare available.

Contact: Jenny Delgado

Center provides children/adult services on a sliding fee scale. Services include well-child care, family planning, preventive/acute care, dental assessment, management of chronic conditions, after-hours services, diagnostic lab/x-ray, pharmacy, health education, and they accept most insurance plans.

Provides referral services for new moms and pregnant mothers, help with Medicaid, block grant funding, doctors, and services.

Alternative Sentencing works with the courts throughout Riverside County. When an individual is sentenced to community service, domestic violence counseling or anger management, ASP places them in a community service or counseling program. Long-Term Care Ombudsman is a free and confidential service that maintains and improves the quality of life for residents in long-term care facilities by training community volunteers to investigate and resolve problems of residents in nursing homes and board and care homes. When you dial (951) 686-HELP, you are put in touch with someone who cares, who will listen and support you in your time of crisis 24-hours a day. Bilingual counselors are also available. It is important to remember “you are not alone” when a crisis occurs.

NRC hosts workshops, the Annual Nonprofit Conference, funder forums, and networking mixers, NRC hosts workshops, the Annual Nonprofit Conference, funder forums, and networking mixers, The Shared Housing Program connects home seekers with compatible home providers by registering and carefully matching all applicants. Shared Housing will also work with both parties to develop an agreement, provide mediation and recommendations, as well as stay in touch with clients once matches are made.

Counseling & mental health consultants available.

Assistance is for the homeless and families in poverty. Programs provide free food, shelter, medications, clothing, breakfast or lunches, job search assistance and recovery programs.

We offer a variety of classes for chronic disease survivors. The types of classes offered include physical movement-based awareness programs, creative workshops, cancer fitness fundamentals programs, cycling classes for women cancer survivors, and LIVESTRONG at the YMCA. We also offer the Diabetes Prevention Program, an evidence-based lifestyle change program to prevent type 2 diabetes. A year-long program that helps participants make real lifestyle changes such as eating healthier, including physical activity into their daily lives, and improving problem-solving and coping skills.

The purpose of Canyon County Community Clinic is to help improve quality of life for those who are economically disadvantaged and without health insurance in Canyon County, Idaho by providing quality medical care at no cost to the patient. Those involved with the Canyon Clinic believe that high-quality health care is the right of all individuals, families, and communities, and that such care must be provided regardless of socioeconomic status.  Financial eligibility is based on household size and must be at less than twice the federal poverty guidelines.

Meets the first tuesday of every other month, the even months. 10:00 am at the caldwell department of health and welfare. Provides information about treasure valley agencies and services, and networking opportunities between service providers anyone is welcome.

Carson Tahoe Nutrition Therapies is operated by a staff of nationally registered, state licensed dietitians schooled in the science of nutrition and food. Comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services are offered to help seniors, adults, adolescents and children to improve their nutrition and prevent the onset or progression of disease or improve eating habits for personal and physical wellbeing.

Government programs include WIC vouchers or Snap food stamps. They also help very low income families apply for benefits, coordinate job training, and workshops such as ESL. They even offer emergency bus tickets.

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a disability caused by brain damage
that restricts normal movement and coordination. Each year, 10,000 children in
the U.S. are diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Cerebral Palsy Guide provides free
educational materials, financial options and support to help those across the
country affected by this disorder.

Child protection, foster care licensing, day care licensing, adoptions.

Provides support for the homeless and needy. Boxed food, shelter, workshops, work opportunities, job training, clothing distribution, counseling, and referrals to other services.

Private, non-profit agency which serves the economically and socially disadvantaged by responding to their specific needs, enabling them to become self-sufficient and reach their full potential through individual, social, and educational development.

Services may include, but are not limited to, food commodities, emergency food, energy assistance, clothing, limited financial assistance dependent upon funding sources, family development programs, special housing programs, and telephone assistance (you can apply for the telephone assistance program at either Health and Welfare or the Community Action Agency) Other community programs may be available, call your local office for details.
***RAPID RE-HOUSING PROGRAM*** start date April 12, 2010
Individuals and households that would be homeless but for this assistance. Both of the following must apply:
-1. There are no other appropriate housing options

CAPAI is the administrative office over the Community Action Partnerships They do not offer direct services.

CAPAI offers grant administration services and referrals to the CAP program service providers.

Community Chest is a non-profit social service agency formed in part to serve residents, especially children/families of Storey County and greater Nevada. Their goal is to build strong, healthy families / communities. They provide family services and project youth programs. The family advocacy program includes many types of counseling services such as domestic violence, substance abuse, and personal and court-ordered counseling. Counselors also work with many high school prevention programs.

Counseling & Mental Health, Community Service/Non-Profit, Diagnostic Services

Carson City Community Health Clinic understands the need for quality health care at an affordable price. The income-based fee schedule guarantees no one is turned away for services. The clinic's staff is committed to providing quality health care services and referrals to meet all of their clients' needs. Through education and service, the clinic hopes to promote health and impact the lives of those living in their community.

Mon- Thursday 12–3:30

Cans, produce meats when available. Call ahead for baby items such as baby formula, & diapers & social services. Use every 45 days. Bring proof of address & ID (photo ID or birth certificate) for family members needing food. Need to live in Ada County.

Community referrals to include: Short and Long-term Case Management, Psychological Assessment and Treatment Planning, Educational and Treatment Groups, Transitional Housing, Dental Care program, Veterans Re-entry Outreach Program, Transportatio, Employment Referral, Clothing, Emergency Shelter, Food bank, Free meal listings

Alcohol classes. Victims impact panel. Call for information on classes and fees charged for classes.

Mon–Fri 8–5 Food Stamps, Medicaid, TAFI, Idaho Child Care Program (ICCP), Grandparent Grant, telephone help, navigators can help with rent/utility. Must apply at office & set up interview. Come early to apply & walk-in apts available. Language assistance is available.

A regional entity that oversees public transportation, traffic management, roadway design and construction funding, and transportation planning for Southern Nevada. Referral for bus passes.

East Valley Family Services provides services to the Las Vegas valley through a variety of programs targeted to families, children, and seniors, and is a non-profit organization that provides support for families in need.

Community Action Agencies are private non-profit or public organizations that were created by the federal government in 1964 to combat poverty in geographically designated areas. Status as a Community Action Agency is the result of an explicit designation by local or state government.

A Community Action Agency has a tripartite board structure that is designated to promote the participation of the entire community in the reduction or elimination of poverty.

Community Action Agencies seek to involve the community, including elected public officials private sector representatives, and especially low-income residents, in assessing local needs and attacking the causes and conditions of poverty.

All Local Food Pantry: Daily 8:30 A.M and 4:00 P.M.

May use every 60 days. Food boxes have 2-4 days of food.  USDA commodities  - call for more info.

Undocumented  welcome.

Interpreter available upon request.

Mountain Home Food Pantry Hours of Operation: M - F 8AM - 12PM & 1PM - 4:30PM

This program is specially designed as a parent resource center. Referrals to the most up-to-date parenting information, books, Internet links, classes, community activities and resources, toys, talk-back board, and a monthly informational supplement. This program has a variety of family strengthening programs. It is open to all parents and includes weekly support groups.

Medicaid & Medicare. Financial assistance programs available based on income guidelines. Medical care for adults & children, & prenatal care. Call to schedule a financial screening appt. Women’s Health Check Must meet income & citizenship requirements For age 50-64 women. Cervical, breast screen & Mammogram. Ages 40-49 Breast & Cervical exam. provides​  HIV Primary Care, clinical trials, referrals to specialists, nutritional, dental, individual, & family counseling, Free confidential, HIV testing by appt. FMHC will offer a sliding fee discount program to eligible persons based on the patient’s ability to pay.  Ability to pay is determined by the household size and annual income relative to a discount schedule based on federal poverty income guidelines.

To be the leading provider of vital on-site health, education and employment services to low-income families, children and seniors. Our goal is to help keep family members employed, children in school, and seniors active.

Project Access, Inc.
3900 Birch Street, Suite 113
Newport Beach, CA 92660

Project Access, Inc.
1611 Telegraph, Suite 1112
Oakland, CA 94612

(Training, Information, and Emotional Support) Connects families to a statewide network of families affected by disabilities and/or special health care needs who have similar experiences and provides information about local resources, updates on events, conferences and training. Also provides information and leadership/advocacy training to help parents and self-advocates to make better choices.

Assists Carson, Lyon, Douglas and Storey County residents with emergency food, clothing, night-time shelter, intake/referrals, showers, laundry, GED, medical/mental health, short-term childcare help, and much more.

Gives referral to needy familys for rental assistance financial assistant and housing opportunities.

Need a referral.

TIME OPEN WEDNESDAYS 1PM – 3PM

Grace’s Food Pantry serves families from all over Boise area.

To Serve God By Serving Others In:

• Providing emergency food supplies
• Offering prayer support and encouragement
• Providing job opportunity information
• Directing to other resources in the community

There is also more information which can be seen here.  There are also events for you which can be seen here.

Foster parenting is about believing and investing in the future of a child and their biological family. The Clark County Foster Care and adoptive program is designed to provide temporary care of children who are unable to reside with their biological families. For those children who can’t return home, adoption provides them with a permanent family to call their own

This program assists children ages nine through seventeen and provides shelter, individual counseling and family counseling and mediation. This is a transitional home and is not intended for long-term residence or foster care. The confidentiality policy is adhered to. Fee depends on program, and nobody will be turned away due to inability to pay. Children can be placed in this program in the following ways:

*By parent or guardian

*By the Department of Health and Welfare

*By law enforcement if the child is found to be in imminent danger

*By the child if child calls the crisis hotline and reports a need for safe shelter

The goal of this program is provide information about health and welfare services as well as resources in the community. Provides information on rental and transportation assistance.  Do not take walk-ins.

Provides various programs geared toward at-risk county residents who are not eligible for emergency assistance under any other program such as welfare programs, Ryan White, long term care, childcare, prescription, and other emergency assistance.

Medicaid services - region III caldwell medicaid managed care program serving canyon owyhee gen payette washington and adams counties. Se habla espanol.

Hearts & Lives addresses the needs of residents in the Rim Mountain Communities through case
management, education, direct services and referrals; collaborating with
governmental and non-profit community resource providers.

The Homeless Coalition in Boise City/Ada County is a diverse membership group of homeless service provider agencies, homeless persons, volunteers, advocates, and concerned individuals committed to ending homelessness through public education, policy advocacy, and coordinated services.

The Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division's Homemaker Program is an essential community-based service based on the principle that in-home care can help preserve or improve the quality of the recipients' lives and reduce the need for unnecessary out-of-home care.

Church membership, attendance, or registration is not required.

Food Pantry: Hope’s Food Pantry is open Monday through Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Other arrangements can be made by calling the church office at 939-9181. We provide cereals, pastas, noodles, soups, canned vegetables, etc. that should help you prepare meals for yourself and your family.

Free Lunch Ministry: Once again this summer–from June to September–we offered a free lunch of hot dogs, chips, a drink and some good old-fashioned fellowship to all who stopped by on Wednesdays at lunch time (11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.).  We want to thank everyone who stopped by and had lunch with us and all those who honked and waved at us on the corner.

Meal Ministry: Do you know someone who needs to be touched by love in the form of a meal delivered to their home? Do you know someone who is hurting from a loss or operation or sickness? Do you know someone who is overwhelmed by life such as having a new baby or losing a job? Hope’s dedicated team of servants prepare meals for folks in need. Just give the office a call with the details and the information will be passed on and a meal will be delivered. If you’d like to help with this ministry, call the church office at 939-9181.

24/7 crisis hotline, domestic violence and sexual assault shelter, SART team, court advocacy, free groups and classes to victims.

Idaho Behavioral Health is a full service outpatient and treatment health clinic agency focused on providing quality behavioral health services. We have offices

• Individual and Family Therapy
• Psychiatric Medication Management
• Telehealth Medication Management for Rural Areas
• Targeted Case Management
• Psychological Testing
• Community Based Rehabilitation Services
• Peer Support

located in Boise, Mountain Home, and Caldwell.

Referrals and information to those services that will help support an individual’s independence and success, including case management, advocacy, medical transportation, and extended care. Child and Family Services

Supervised Visitation and Custody Exchange Center.

The Knotts Family Resource Center will address key community needs of children 0-5 years old, youth, adults, seniors and families through an array of social services and referrals to other community based organizations. Case Management, Parent Education workshops (Parenting, GED and ESL courses, Support groups using the evidencebased Narrative Process Model Focus on Parent-Child Relationships, etc.), Linkage and Referral to community resources, Computer Literacy and access, Youth Mentorship and Leadership development, Financial Literacy, Job Readiness Training, Prevention and Early Intervention short-term counseling, and Senior Recreational Activities.

Emergency Services

The Las Vegas Rescue Mission strives to be the model for providing hope and change to the homeless, addicted, and others in need. We do this through feeding the hungry, sheltering the homeless, and by offering care, support, and an introduction to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. In the end, we provide redemption, recovery, and re-entry to independent living.  Spiritual Guidance, Recovery Program, Clothing Ministry, Daily Meals, Emergency Shelter, Food pantry program – emergency food for hundreds of needy families, Holiday food baskets – distributed in November and December, Mothers with babies – provided with formula, baby food, diapers and more, Service agencies – daycare, senior homes, etc., daily given bread, dairy, and more

The mission of the Las Vegas Urban League is to empower communities and ensure equal opportunity for low-income citizens. It establishes programs and support policies that address social and economic issues faced by low income and minority residents of Clark County Nevada, and its outlying areas.

* Emergency lodging for men (meals and showers included).
* Clothing room for men.
* New Life Program - a FREE 12+ months men's drug and alcohol recovery program (including
counseling, GED and career preparation).
* Life Transition and Transitional Housing* Programs for men (* program fees required).
* Nightly chapel services provided from 6:00p-7:00p for all who would like to attend.
* Meals (Lunch - Mon-Sat, 12:00pm; Sun.-1:00pm and Dinner-7:00pm nightly) provided for all needy.
* Food boxes. (Please call for times and other requirements.)
* Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday dinners/food boxes.
*Referrals to other agencies.
The CATCH program - Charitable Assistance To Community's Homeless in Boise and Caldwell- primarily assists homeless families with children younger than 18. The program is also available to young adults, ages 18 to 22, who are aging out of foster care.
**How CATCH program works? - The case manager will work with four shelters (Hope's Door, Lighthouse Rescue Mission, Salvation Army and Valley Crisis), as well as with WICAP, to receive referrals for families that meet the program qualifications. Once a family is determined to be eligible, that family will sign a lease directly with a landlord and CATCH of Canyon County will pay the rent, with funds donated by businesses, faith-based organizations, private individuals and stimulus dollars.

Provides autism resources.

Contact: Sara Costilla, Family Resource Specialist

 Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community
action, child abuse prevention services, information and referral services,
education, literacy and life skills.  

Offers a variety of help please contact us if your in need of services.

Learn about accessing government sponsored healthcare. Research a vast library of health and local community resources including food banks, low income housing, etc. Receive assistance from onsite bilingual staff about healthcare information. Watch a video about health related subjects such as diabetes. A multipurpose meeting room is available to community based agencies to hold events or meeting free of charge. A Dr. Cleo kids' corner where youngsters can draw, take a free photo with Molina's cat doctor mascot-Dr. Cleo, or have fun face painting. Health vouchers are available for individuals to redeem at Molina Medical offices where they can receive the personalized care they need. Access to multiple other services for various county agencies and community based organizations.

The Program focuses on 7 core service types: Parenting skills,
self-sufficiency, community action, child abuse prevention services,
information and referral services, education, literacy and life skills.  The goal is to develop healthy families who
live in healthy communities and to strengthen and support families with
children, moving towards self-sufficiency. Planned Parenthood services, ESL
courses, AIDS testing and information, job information, resume building, and
utility services.

Provides care management for HIV positive residents of Clark County. Referrals and information are provided for all aspects of HIV care including: primary medical care, housing, and benefits counseling. Food bank is available and hot lunch is served four days a week. HIV education and outreach also available.

Contact: Veronica Gonzalez, Family Resource Specialist

Salvation Army assists with housing, medication, and various medical and physical needs (i.e. clothing, blankets) and disaster assistance.

To provide direct services and resource referrals. Learn about accessing government sponsored healthcare. Research a vast library of health and local community resources including food banks, low income housing, etc. Receive assistance from onsite bilingual staff about healthcare information. Watch a video about health related subjects such as diabetes. A multipurpose meeting room is available to community based agencies to hold events or meeting free of charge. Health vouchers are available for individuals to redeem at Molina Medical offices where they can receive the personalized care they need. Access to multiple other services for various county agencies and community based organizations.

The Mission of the Montclair Community Collaborative, a determined, dynamic partnership, is to guarantee a progressive, quality community for all by working together as diverse, committed individuals and organizations.

Emergency Food Bank, Social Services Screening & Referral, Elderly Services, Dietary Assistance and Education. Infant Care Supplies - (Please call ahead for availability) & Hygiene Items (Please call ahead for availability). Hours of Operation Monday—Thursday:  12 Noon—3:30 PM

Utility Assistance: So CA Edison/So CA Gas, Official United Way Utility Assistants Site, Emergency Food Baskets, Official USDA Food site, Computer Services, Diapers/Baby Food, Emergency hygiene bags, C4Yourself applications assistance, Job Search/ Resume Building Assistance, California ID for reduced fee (must qualify), Emergency Clothing Referral, Emergency Furniture Referrals, Services offered in Spanish, Medical Mobil Clinic (4th Saturday of Month)

Helping people connect the pieces of life through education, housing, employment and emergency services. Providing Homeless Prevention Rapid Re-Housing Programs, Mental Health & Behavioral Services, and education services. Other Service Categories: Education and Employment Assistance; and Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

Nevada Early Intervention Services (NEIS) programs are available to families with children under the age of three (3) who meet Nevada's eligibility requirements. Early Intervention services are provided in natural environments, including home, playgroup and community settings. Families join together with NEIS staff to develop an Individualized Family Services Plan with outcomes that draw on the family's priorities and concerns.

Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence provides statewide advocacy, education and support of the

front-line organizations that help those impacted by domestic violence. We do not provide crisis

services, if you are in need of counseling, advocacy, or referrals.

Nevada Urban Indians is a food pantry. Must provide a referral for services and be willing to fill out intake form. Contact agency for referral info.

Referrals

Whether you are looking for work, changing careers, or exploring new career options, Nevada’s One Stop System connects job seekers – youth, adults, veterans and dislocated workers – to a network of employment, training, and educational programs in Southern Nevada. By offering high-quality services, referrals, and training, the Career One Stop Center bridges the gap between employer and job seeker by connecting qualified applicants with job openings.

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Does multi source assessment, facilitate collaboration between community service providers businesses and member to help children and families. Advocate for ordinances, policies and parctives that reduce subance abuse. Substance abuse and other health education. mental health and to treat substance abusers in ail.

Anger management & parenting classes, adult education services, ESL courses, and utilities assistance. The Program focuses on 7 core service types: Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community action, child abuse prevention services, information and referral services, education, literacy and life skills.  The goal is to develop healthy families who live in healthy communities and to strengthen and support families with children, moving towards self-sufficiency.

To be the leading provider of vital health, education and employment services to families, children and seniors living in low-income housing communities. Our goal is to help keep family members employed, children in school and seniors active. Afterschool program, information and resource referral, community building events, adult capacity building, computer lab and nutrition education.

To help those involved in alcohol, drug addiction or life controlling problems. Call for information.

Confidential hotline for rape victims offers support and referrals. Provides education and awareness programs and intervention services for victims of sexual assault.

Need a referral.

Counseling, rental and utilities assistance, ESL, crafts and parenting classes. Agency: Riverside County - Department of Public Social Services Family Resource Centers The Program focuses on 7 core service types: Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community action, child abuse prevention services, information and referral services, education, literacy and life skills.  The goal is to develop healthy families who live in healthy communities and to strengthen and support families with children, moving towards self-sufficiency.

Offering the following classes Newborn Care and Parenting, Baby and Me, Happiest Baby on the Block, Infant Massage, Baby Time and Ryme, Baby Signing, CPR for Parents, Taming the Toddler and Our Miraculous Bodies (puberty issues). Call for details. Car seats for needy families at a reduced rate.

The shelter is open 365 days a year with a day resource center to access, triage, and refer clients to their programs that can provide the long term help they might need.

Every 60 days. Non-perishables and perishables. Bring proof of address & photo ID for every family member & must live in Ada Co. Senior Day is Friday from 1:30-3:00. Seniors come in for food, clothing & energy assistance.

The offer Project share for financial aid, free food boxes, case management, and more. Other assistance will be baby items, such as diapers and formula, water bill help, and the Angel Tree free Christmas toy program.

Help with Idaho Power & Intermountain Gas bills. Call and leave message with your name and phone #, will be put on wait list.  Call backs done at first of month until funding gone. During telephone interview caseworker will tell the person what they need to bring in. Bring proof of address & photo ID. From October to April.

State St.: Gas vouchers as one-time assistance. Must have valid driver’s license, insurance, current registration on vehicle.  Vouchers for job searching, job attendance, medical and court related appointments.  Bring paper proof for why voucher is needed. Tuesday-Friday 9-3 monthly until funding runs out. Bus passes may be available for attendance of life skills class. 343-5429 ext 2

Services Offered:

• Military Personnel Assistance
• Transitional Care & Work Release
• Disaster Services
• Emergency Financial Assistance
• Emergency Shelter
• Food & Nutrition Programs
• Seasonal Services
• Casework Services
• Homemaker Services
• Emergency Shelter
• Transitional Housing
• Camping Activities
• Visitation Services
• Worship Services - Children's / Teen
• Worship Services - Church
• Christian Education
• Men's Ministries
• Music & Arts Programs
• Worship Services - Sunday School
• Women's Ministries
• Worship Services - Young Adult
• Worship Services - Youth Ministries
• Character Building Programs
• Day Care
• Residential Camping Activities

Boise Email: Robert.Lloyd@usw.salvationarmy.org

Nampa Email: Maureen.Lawliss@usw.salvationarmy.org

Caldwell Email: Brent.Church@usw.salvationarmy.org

Contact: Marcelino "Mars" Serna. Parent advocacy, computer literacy & access, homeless services, child development services, and information and referral.

Contact for more information.

Outpatient Clinic; Acute patient care; patient referrals; Triage; Monthly Dental Screening and cleaning; Monthly Optometry; Behavioral Health Services; Nutritionist; Diabetes Health Maintenance; Youth Heath Education; Diabetes/Substance abuse prevention outreach; physical therapy.

 Offers aid in the areas of child support; child care; health insurance; food stamp benefits; temporary cash assistance (requires drug testing); telephone service assistance; heating assistance; and earned income tax credit assistance.

Need a referral.

SNAMHS provides inpatient and outpatient services for adults living in Clark County and adults, children and adolescents in four southern rural communities.

To provide resource support and educational information to families and children. Case Management services, parent support education, car seat safety education and resource and referral services.

To provide resource support and educational information to families and children. Direct Services Provided: Case Management services, parent support education, car seat safety education and resource and referral services.Families with children under the age of 5Yl, Spanish and English languages, low income/impoverished families

Parenting skills, self-sufficiency, community
action, child abuse prevention services, information and referral services,
education, literacy and life skills.  

We connect families caring for children/youth (ages birth to 26) with the full range of disabilities or special health care needs to information, training and resources in an environment of support, hope and respect.

Providing adoptions, case management, child abuse & protection, foster home licensing, independent living, parenting project services. Other Service Categories: Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.

Mentor, educate and train homeless, pregnant and parenting youth and young adults.

Referral

Helping troubled people make positive change by providing 24 hour mobile assessments and admission or referral services.

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The Friends in the Desert Foundation is a charitable organization which serves hot meals to homeless or otherwise needy individuals six days a week. Sack lunches are prepared and offered on days that hot meals are not served. We also provide basic toiletry items, socks, access to a visiting nurse, referrals, bus transportation, plus other needed resources such as safe dwelling options, health care, dental and other services. Unlike many other meal programs, they do not require an ID for participation in our programs. All in need are welcome.

Partner recipient agencies distributing diapers in Canyon County: Maternity & Baby Supplies: Visit our well-stocked baby and mama boutique.

Referrals for: OB/GYN care, Housing, Legal Advice, and Adoption

No charge for services Early detection pregnancy verifications, free ultrasounds, options counseling, sexual integrity info, post abortion exams and support, practical assistance, client advocacy, diapers, confidentiality.

A federally funded child development program for very low-income young children and children with disabilities and their families.

Our vision is that Idahoans choose to live. Our mission is to reduce suicide in Idaho through statewide advocacy, collaboration and education in best practices. Offers a number of resources for those in crisis, those directly concerned about them and those seeking information on suicide across the nation.

Sunrise Children’s Foundation (SCF) programs support a myriad of critical areas focusing on optimal child development. The MIECHV program targets at-risk communities through two evidence-based home visiting programs that support healthy child development and ensures the safety of young children from birth to five years of age as well as family members. SCF provides multiple programs throughout Clark County, all free of cost.

Services are available for families seeking childcare and consumer information on the aspects of quality childcare.

Day Resource Center

The Day Resource Center provides breakfast, lunch and access to showers and laundry facilities for homeless and at-risk of homeless families and individuals. This program is open to the public everyday  except Wednesday and Sunday.

Breakfast     6:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Lunch         11:30 AM
Showers       6:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Laundry       6:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Residential Programs

Emergency Housing

The Salvation Army Community Family Shelter provides rooms for families and single women who need a temporary place to stay to help them overcome homelessness by giving them time to save money and find housing. This program provides housing for up to 90 days.

Transitional Housing

The Salvation Army Community Family Shelter also provides rooms for families and single women who need longer than 90 days to get back on their feet. This program is designed for people who are pursuing education, paying off significant debts, or who have other reasons that make it impossible for them to become self-sufficient in 90 days or less. This program requires a program fee that is put into a savings account for the client. Upon successful completion of the program, the money that the client saved will be paid towards housing deposits or rent.

Case Management

Both the emergency and transitional housing programs provide weekly case management for every family and single woman. During case management, weekly goals are set by identifying and utilizing client's strengths to overcome homelessness such as saving money, finding employment, and finding housing. Case management is also used as a means to keep families and women accountable in the program.

Social Skills Groups

Both emergency and transitional housing programs provide a weekly social skills group which is facilitated by Families, Etc.

Other Programs

The Salvation Army Family Shelter provides other services when available, such as gas vouchers, motel vouchers, diapers and referrals. These programs may have eligibility requirements and may not be available all times of the year. It is best to call prior to coming to see if these services are available.

DDS is part of the California Health and Human Services Agency. With a budget of more than $4.7 billion, the department provides services and supports for approximately 207,000 children and adults with developmental disabilities and 33,000 infants at risk of developmental delay or disability. These services are provided through state-operated developmental centers and community facilities, and contracts with twenty-one nonprofit agencies called regional centers .

Outpatient clinic, acute patient care, patient referrals, triage, monthly dental screening and cleaning, monthly optometry, behavioral health services, nutritionist, diabetes health maintenance, youth heath education, diabetes/substance abuse prevention outreach, physical therapy.

This is a Federal program for assisting low and very low-income families, the elderly, and the disabled to afford decent, safe, and sanitary housing (that they choose) in the private market. Since housing assistance is provided on behalf of the family or individual, participants are able to find their own housing, including single-family homes, townhouses or apartments.

Does not distribute food to individuals. Can give referrals.

Idaho Foodbank Picnic in the Park

Program SUMMER MONTHS ONLY

Free lunch is provided to ALL children, ages 1-18. Adults can buy lunch for $1.

This location only has referrals. It provides USDA food to local charities and churches in Canyon County, and those centers then give the items to the needy.

Hours of Operation: Pantry: Tuesady & Thursday  1PM - 4PM Food bank and provides referrals to other agencies

Food Distribution is done at food pantries.

The YourTicketToWork.com website is for Employment Networks
and State Vocational Rehabilitation agencies participating in the Social
Security Administration Ticket to Work and Self Sufficiency Program.

Information & referral on services in Idaho

Connecting People With the Help They Need

• Though it is not a requirement to receive information about available resources, the client is asked to provide a name, address and telephone number, information pertinent to their problem - ie: landlord's name and number. They are asked what type of support they are currently receiving - ie: H&W, WIC, energy assistance, child care, whether they have family, friends or a church that can help.
• After all this information has been gathered, the client is referred to all social services for which they qualify. They are provided with phone number and name of a contact person and also informed about special requirements or documents they might need. With 3-way calling, the volunteer can place the call for them and stay on the line to make sure they reach someone who can help.
• All TVCRC volunteers have community contacts that can be tapped when needed. The volunteers may phone personal contacts for special assistance when the situation seems to warrant it, while still respecting the client's right to privacy.
• TVCRC trained volunteers focus on using the human touch to assist each client in a caring, friendly, effective manner with up-to-date information and the experience to guide the client through the maze of human services.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TVCRC/

General family practice whose care providers and medical staff are committed to providing our clientele with excellent healthcare services which are accessible and affordable

They give free referrals to callers on rent assistance shelter housing in Clark County and more. The mission of this non-profit organization is to link people to locations that will improve the lives of individuals and families living with in Southern Nevada. The non-profit provides information on affordable secure non-substandard housing and link to direct financial assistance or grants to individuals and families living with HIV/AIDs.

Unity Health Center’s mission is to provide the busy working family convenient access to quality healthcare at an economical price

UMC Quick Care Centers are conveniently located throughout the community and provide urgent and ongoing care for the entire family, with no appointment necessary. Quick Care Centers treat everything from a minor illness or injury to comprehensive everyday health care needs, as well as serving as primary care sites for many HMO's and managed care organizations.

Tools and tips to help you, including links to local employment, self-employment, and education resources.

Provides free civil legal services for domestic violence survivors, regardless of income. Legal services provided by DVVAP include emergency representation to extend/modify protection orders, and legal representation in divorce, child custody, termination of parental rights and guardianship matters.

Contact: Venus Mixson

spiritually based organization that reaches out to empower people of all ages to become healthier, self-sufficient, productive members of their communities