4-H
Program |
236-7312 |
| 130
N. 6th, Pocatello. Cooperative Extension System sponsored by
University of Idaho and Bannock County. Youth educational program
5-19. Serving urban-rural areas, all racial, cultural, economic
and social background. |
|
| Bingham
County, 132 S. Shilling, Blackfoot |
785-8060 |
| Power
County, 569 Bannock Ave, American Falls |
226-7621 |
| Caribou
County, 53 East 1st South, Soda Springs |
547-3205 |
| Franklin
County, 561 W. Oneida, Preston |
852-1097 |
| 6th
Judicial District CASA Program |
232-2272 |
| 836
E. Center, Suite A-B, Pocatello. CASA volunteers are Court
Appointed Special Advocates trained as community volunteers appointed by
a judge to speak up for abused and neglected children in court. |
|
| A.
A. Support Group |
235-2444 |
| Meetings:
Monday 12 noon Red Lion Hotel. Tuesday 7pm Fish Haven Fire
Station. Wednesday noon Congregational Church 309 N. Garfield,
Friendship Club 745 S. 1st. Friday 12 noon Red Lion Hotel.
4th Saturday 10:30am, Speaker Red Lion Hotel. |
|
| Montpelier, Tuesday 7pm Fish Haven Fire Station. |
|
| Addiction
Counseling |
234-2512 |
| 500
S. 11th, Pocatello. Treats people 18 and older. Offers
Drug/Alcohol Counseling, Individual and Couples Counseling. Art
Phelps, LCSW, ACADC. |
|
| Adolescent
Substance Abuse Program |
234-2244 |
| Bannock
Youth Foundation, 620 W. Fremont. Provides evaluations and
intensive outpatient treatment to adolescents who are seriously involved
with alcohol and drugs. |
|
| Adult
Daycare |
|
| Rosetta
1590 Delphic Way |
238-9215 |
| Rosetta
5685 Bannock Hwy |
239-0480 |
| Rosetta
875 Pendelbury, Blackfoot |
785-3627 |
| Aspen
Grove 580 E Elm, Lava |
776-5899 |
| Fairway
Residential Care 1881 S. Fairway |
233-3169 |
| Highland
Hills 130 Baldy |
237-6866 |
| Quail
Ridge 797 Hospital Way |
233-8875 |
| Ridgewind
4080 Hawthorne Rd. |
237-3000 |
| Spring
Creek Manor 425 Creek Dr., Soda Springs |
547-0257 |
| Adult
Protection Services |
1-800-526-8129 |
| Area
Agency on Aging, 214 E. Center, Pocatello. Investigates all
reports of abuse, neglect, exploitation of "vulnerable adults"
(age 18 and older). In substantiated cases, a protective action
plan is developed on behalf of the vulnerable adult to reduce risk in
the least restrictive setting. To report suspected abuse, neglect
or exploitation, 24 hour service. |
|
| Adult
Success Center -- ABE GED |
282-2468 |
| ISU
College of Technology. RFC Building, 3rd floor, Pocatello.
Open 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday, 6:30 to 9:30pm Mondays and Thursdays.
Downtown Outreach at 355 W. Lander open weekdays. Offers free
assistance for people 16 and older who are not in school and are
performing below 12th grade graduation level in English, math, reading,
English as a second language (ESL). Provides preparation for the
GED tests and High School Equivalency, as well as brush-up for college
entrance. Offers some internet and distance learning
classes. Operates outreach in seven counties of southeastern
Idaho. |
|
| Blackfoot,
Riverside Plaza |
|
| American
Falls, Cardinal Plaza |
|
| Adult
Therapy/Support Group (THRIVE) |
234-2646 |
| Therapy
Group for adults who have been molested as children. Ask to speak
with Sandra Mangelson or Sandi Bills. |
|
| Advocacy
and Learning Associates |
234-2094 |
| 850 E. Lander, Pocatello. ALA specializes in working with Children with Autism, but we also assist children with other diagnosis. We use a variety of behavioral techniques to improve a child’s independence. Our programs include Intensive Behavioral Intervention (IBI), Psycho Social Rehab (PSR), Developmental Therapy (DT), Partial Care, Clinic Option Counseling and Service Coordination. All services covered by Medicaid, but private insurance is also accepted. |
|
| After School Adventures |
233-9770 |
| 250 N. 5th, Pocatello. Quality after school care for students K-5. Four sites available—Indian Hills, Jefferson, Tendoy, and Wilcox with busses available from Edahow, Lewis & Clark, Gate City, and Syringa. Safe environment, enriched curriculum, snacks and more. Sliding fee scale, plus one time annual insurance fee. Everyday after school excluding holidays. |
|
| Aid
for Friends |
232-0178 |
| Aid
for Friends provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, and
supportive services to individuals and families facing
homelessness. Cash and other donations are accepted at 920 East
Clark in Pocatello. |
|
| Emergency
Shelter, 653 S. 4th, Pocatello. The Shelter is open 5:30pm
to 8:00am 7 days a week. Single individuals and families are
welcome. Photo ID required for overnight stay.
Shower/laundry facilities and evening meals are available. |
|
| Resource
Center/Day Shelter. 920 E. Clark, Pocatello. Open
8:00am to 5:00pm 7 days a week. Services provided include shower
facility, mail boxes, case management, payee program, referrals, and
donations. Administrative offices. |
|
| AIDS
Clinical Trials Information |
1-800-874-2572 |
| P.O.
Box 6421 Rockville, MD 20849-9421. Information on federally and
privately sponsored clinical trials to evaluate experimental drugs and
other therapies for adults and children in all stages of HIV infection. |
|
| AIDS
Counseling & Information Hotline |
1-800-342-2437 |
| AIDS
Testing |
1-800-590-2437 |
| AL-ANON |
235-2494 |
| A fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who believe their lives have been affected by someone else's drinking. FREE OF CHARGE. Meetings: Monday noon Red Lion Hotel, 7pm St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Chubbuck. Tuesday 7pm Congregational Church 309 N. Garfield. Wednesday noon Ramada Inn. Thursday 7pm Trinity Episcopal Church 248 N. Arthur. Friday noon Red Lion Hotel. |
|
| Soda
Springs, Thursday 7pm Catholic Church. |
|
| Alcoholics
Anonymous |
235-2444 |
| Pocatello
Friendship Club 745 S. 1st. Meetings everyday of the week.
Call for meeting times. |
|
| Blackfoot,
Tuesdays 7pm Civic Auditorium, Thursday 8pm Bingham Memorial Hospital
Cafeteria 98 Poplar St, Saturday 6pm Bingham Memorial basement. |
|
| Alzheimer
Support Group |
233-1411 |
| 1071
Renee, Pocatello, 3rd Thursday. Call Lois or Mike. Support
group open to public to raise awareness of Alzheimer's Disease and also
to provide support to families coping with a relative living with Alzheimer's. |
|
| American
Cancer Society |
1-800-632-5934 |
| P.O.
Box 1145 Blackfoot, ID 83221 |
785-2516 |
| Provides
the most current information about resources for cancer patients and
their families. Volunteers connect patients with available
services including counseling, patient education, support groups,
visitation, home care, and patient transportation. Can answer many
questions about cancer and treatment. |
|
| American
Civil Liberties Union |
1-208-344-5243 |
| P.O.
Box 1897, Boise ID 83701. Accepts written complaints regarding
constitutional issues and individual freedoms such as freedom of speech,
religion, equal protection and due process. Clients are
represented free of charge. ACLU generally cannot accept criminal
cases, private civil disputes, denial of benefits and divorce or child
custody. |
|
| American
Heart Association of Idaho |
1-800-242-8721 |
| 270
S. Orchard, Boise, ID 83705 |
|
| American
Red Cross Blood Services |
237-9445 |
| 4155
Yellowstone, Pine Ridge Mall, Chubbuck. |
1-800-600-9445 |
| Office
hours 9:00am to 4:30pm, Monday-Thursday, 9am - 1pm, Friday. |
|
| Blood
Drives, Tuesday 2pm-6pm, Friday 8:30am-12:30pm. Whole
blood collections to maintain Southeast Idaho's blood supply. |
|
| Amtrack
Reservations |
1-800-872-7245 |
| 300
S. Harrison, Pocatello. www.amtrack.com |
|
| ANAD |
1-847-831-3138 |
| Association
of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, Box 7, Highland Park, IL
60035 |
|
| Apex
Professional Services |
233-4884 |
| 150
N. 5th, Suite G, Pocatello, ID 83201. Offering Mental Health
Counseling, Mental Health Case Management, and Psychosocial
Rehabilitation. Specializing in trauma in adults and adolescents.
We accept Medicaid, most insurances and Private pay. |
|
| Area
Agency on Aging |
233-4032
ext.16 |
| Southeast
Idaho Council of Governments |
1-800-526-8129 |
| 214
E. Center, Pocatello. (SICOG) The Area Agency on Aging
provides information on services and resources available for persons 60
and older. |
|
| Information
and Assistance is designed to link individuals needing
assistance with the appropriate community and social service
agencies. The Ombudsman for the Elderly receives, investigates,
mediates and attempts to resolve complaints pertaining to the health,
safety, welfare and rights of individuals in nursing homes, assisted
living facilities and long-term care settings. An Ombudsman is an
advocate and problem solver for individuals living in a facility
setting. |
|
| Case
Management is designed to locate and coordinate a variety of
in-home and other services required by individuals at high risk of
placement in a long-term care facility. |
|
| Arthritis
Support Group |
1-800-444-4993 |
| The
Pocatello Arthritis Support Group provides the opportunity for
individuals to learn more about the various types of arthritis and the
treatment options available and meet others who understand what they are
experiencing. Meets 1st Wednesday, 7pm, ISU Orthopedic Sports
Medicine Building. |
|
| Bannock
County Court Assistance Office |
236-7067 |
| 624
E. Center, Bannock County Courthouse, Room 103A, Pocatello.
Walk-in hours are 9-10am and 2-3pm. Telephone for an appointment
for other times. The office will assist self-represented persons
in family law and other civil cases by (1) helping them the obtain legal
information and legal services if possible; (2) providing court forms
and instructions; and (3) making referrals to publicly available
information resources. Any self-represented person can access the
services of the office. The office is not staffed by an attorney
and no legal advice can be given by the Court Assistance Office staff. |
|
| Bannock
County Board of Community Guardians |
239-6280 |
| P.O. Box 901, Pocatello Id 83204-0901. The Board is appointed by the county commissioners, it provides guardianship for adults with developmental disabilities or incapacitated adults. |
|
| Bannock County Court Assistance Office |
236-7067 |
| 624 E. Center, Bannock County Courthouse, Room 103A, Pocatello. Walk-in hours are 9-10am and 2-3pm. Telephone for an appointment for other times. The office will assist self-represented persons in family law and other civil cases by (1) helping them to obtain legal information and legal services if possible; (2) providing court forms and instructions; and (3) making referrals to publicly available information resources. Any self-represented person can access the services of the office. The office is not staffed by an attorney and no legal advice can be given by the Court Assistance Office staff. |
|
| Bannock
County Indigent Services |
236-7347 |
| 624
E. Center, Bannock County Courthouse, Rm. 106, Pocatello. 8-5
Monday - Friday. Bannock County Indigents Service assists with
medical bills, county burials and emergency rent and utilities for
residents within the county. Residents must meet program
guidelines in order to qualify. |
|
| Bannock
County Injury Prevention Coalition |
|
| Law
Enforcement, transportation, public health, and concerned citizens have
joined forces to reduce the incidence of unintentional injuries. The
areas of concern are: bicycle and roller blade safety, seat belt safety,
child safety seats, fire safety, gang awareness, hunter safety, alcohol
and drug impairment, domestic violence and sexual assault. For
more information contact Lt. Kevin Fonnesbeck, 236-7111. |
|
| Bannock
County Sheriff |
236-7111 |
| 5800
South 5th Avenue, Pocatello. |
|
| Administration
Office |
236-7123 |
| Bannock
County Veteran Services |
236-7411 |
| 130 N. 6th. Monday and Wednesday 1-4pm, Tuesday and Thursday 10am-12pm and 1pm-5pm. The office is closed on Friday. Assisting veterans and dependents with obtaining benefits that they may be eligible to receive. Please call for an appointment or if you have any questions. |
|
| Bannock
Youth Foundation |
234-1122 |
| P.O. Box 246, 83204 |
|
| Runaway
& Homeless Youth Program |
234-2244 |
| Provides emergency shelter, counseling and
aftercare to runaway and homeless youth and their families. |
|
| Family
Counseling Program |
234-2244 |
| Provides crisis intervention, individual
and family counseling, and family mediation services for youth and their
families. |
|
| Strengthening
Families Program |
234-1122 |
| An 8-13 week multi-family group
counseling program designed to improve family functioning and reduce
risk behaviors in youth. |
|
| Out
of Home Placement |
234-2244 |
| A long-term group treatment family care for
youth in State custody. |
|
| Independent
Living Program |
234-2244 |
| Transitional living for homeless young
people ages 18-21. The program teaches independent living skills,
job seeking and job maintenance skills. |
|
| MK
Place |
234-4722 |
| Outpatient and residential drug/alcohol
treatment for youth |
|
| Suicide
Hotline |
1-800-949-0057 |
| Bannock
Youth Foundation Family Resource Center, Inc. |
234-1122 |
| Network
of social service providers, parents, and concerned citizens whose
mission is to unite our community and families to enhance the well-being
of children and adolescents. Specific goals are to provide a safe
and nurturing environment, promote educational opportunities for
families, and advocate for children's issues. Work is accomplished
at the committee level. |
|
| Big
Brothers/Big Sisters of SE Idaho |
234-7315 |
| P.O.
Box 4142, Pocatello, ID 83205. Youth mentoring program matches
children age 6-12, who live in single parent families, with adult
volunteer. Call Idaho Falls for an application or
program information. |
523-4842 |
| Bingham
County Indigent Services |
782-3097 |
| 501
N. Maple St. 207, Blackfoot, Fax 782-3099. Monday-Friday. Bingham
County General Service may assist with medical bills, county burials and
emergency rent and utilities for residents within the county.
Residents must meet program guidelines in order to qualify. |
|
| Bingham
County Veteran's
Service Officer |
782-3097 |
| Assists
Veterans with questions and filing for Veteran Benefits Program
available to them. |
|
| Bingham
County Sheriff's Dept. |
785-4440 |
| 501
N. Maple., Blackfoot, ID. |
|
| Bingham
Crisis Center |
785-1047 |
|
24 hour
hotline 681-8712, 24 hour Spanish hotline 681-8715 |
|
| 34
Louella St., Blackfoot. Offer shelter to victims of domestic and
sexual violence, support groups for battered women, Batterer Treatment
for men. |
|
| Boy
Scouts of America |
233-4600 |
| 2306
Pocatello Creek Road, Grand Teton Council. The Boy Scouts mission
is to instill lifetime values in young people, citizenship, physical and
mental fitness. Various groups for boys 6-20 years and girls 15-20
years. |
|
| Boys & Girls Town National Hotline |
1-800-448-3000 |
| 24 hour service available free of charge to parents and children. Trained counselors cover topics such as abusive relationships, depression, and parent/child conflict. |
|
| Bright Tomorrows |
234-2646 |
| Individual and Family Counseling.
956 E. Maple, Pocatello. Provides counseling and support services to children and their families who have been affected by child sexual abuse. Services provided through grants and donations. Contact Kathy Downes, if unavailable please leave a message. |
|
| Camp Fire USA Gem State Council |
232-8819 |
| The Tree House at 409 Washington, Pocatello. Nonprofit coed youth organization for kids 3 and up. Provides noncompetitive sports, after-school clubs, Teens in Action, and summer camps. Builds caring, confident youth and future leaders. |
|
| Cancer Information & Referral |
1-800-4-CANCER |
| Literature and research available. Can refer information about physicians. Linda Sharp 239-1469. |
|
| Cancer INFO/Counseling Line |
1-800-525-3777 |
| 1600 Pierce St., Denver, Co. 80214. Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm, MST. Provides up-to-date facts about all aspects of cancer as well as personal assistance from counselors trained and experienced in dealing with the fear, confusion and conflicts. |
|
| Cancer Support Group |
239-1420 |
| The cancer support group helps patients cope with the emotional and physical challenges of living through cancer. Meets the 1st & 3rd Monday 5-6:30 pm at the Medical Office Bldg., 500 S. 11th, Suite 101—Radiation Oncology Lobby, 1st floor. Riley O’Neill. |
|
| Center Counseling |
237-1711 |
| 4460 Kings Way, Suite 2, Chubbuck. Some provisions of sliding scale for limited income families. Services provided are counseling for depression, couples, parenting and anger control, PTSD, adult survivors of child trauma, self esteem, by appointment only. By William McKee, LeeAnn Turpin, Mark Young, Shawn Akina, Karen Michaelson, Michael Stevens, Valerie Palmer, Jenny Quiroz. |
|
| Center for Human Relations |
232-4669 |
| 1150 N. Arthur, Pocatello. The Center for Human Relations is a group practice in psychology and counseling. The counselors are extensively trained in trauma and sexual abuse treatment. |
|
| Center for New Directions |
282-2454 |
| RFC Bldg., ISU College of Technology, Room 372, Pocatello. 8-5, Monday-Friday. The CND assists people through career and personal counseling who are looking for a new direction in employment, training or education. Services are confidential and provided at no cost; appointments are necessary.
cnd@isu.edu |
|
| Child Abuse |
239-6200 |
| American Falls |
226-5186 |
| Child protection on-call worker from Health and Welfare. This is help for parents who have abused their children by physical abuse, physical neglect, emotional abuse, emotional deprivation,
verbal or sexual abuse. During the day for walk-ins our address is 1070
Hiline, Pocatello. |
|
| Child Care Resource & Referral,
IdahoSTARS |
2-1-1
or |
| 275 South 5th, Suite 243, Pocatello, ID 83201. Open 8AM-5PM, Monday-Friday. The IdahoSTARS Child Care Resource and Referral Office serves as a resource center for child care providers offering child care information, books, videos, and equipment on loan. Our lending library hours are Monday morning from 8:30AM-12noon, and Friday afternoon from 1-4:30PM. Additional hours are available upon request. In addition, we provide information on child care provider licensing requirements, training and accreditation. Monthly Idaho Child Care Program (ICCP) orientations are given. A quality child care consultant is available to provide onsite visits and assistance for family owned or center child care facilities. For more information call the Idaho
Careline. |
800-926-2588
|
| Child Find for Infant & Toddlers |
239-5247 |
| Child Find for the Infant Toddler Program is administered through the Southeastern District Health Department. Screening and monitoring are optional services for children who are at risk of delay due to a medical or environmental concern. Questionnaires are sent at regular intervals, from birth to age 3. Health and developmental screenings are offered 8 times per year. |
|
| Child Find of America INC. |
1-800-426-5678 |
| P.O. Box 277, New Paltz, NY 12561-9277. A location service for missing, abducted or runaway children. |
|
| Child Support Services |
235-2860 |
| 1090 Hiline, Pocatello. Child support enforcement, locate services, establishment and modification of child support order, establishment of paternity. $25 application fee. |
|
| Children’s Supportive Services |
|
| Pocatello 669 W. Quinn Rd. Bldg. #1 |
237-4782 |
| Blackfoot 34 S. E. Main #104 |
785-8550 |
| Idaho Falls 1500 E. Lincoln |
535-1375 |
| Specializing in working with children who have anger, behavioral, emotional and social issues. We provide licensed social workers and bachelors level psycho-social rehabilitation specialists who teach the child and their family strategies for behavioral modification. Through the use of our therapy based behavioral management program involving all facets of the child’s life, the child can learn skills to function at high levels. Accepts Medicaid and some insurances. |
|
| Christian Children’s Ranch |
208-888-5235 |
| 2421 W. Duck Alley Rd. Eagle, ID 83616. The Christian Children's Ranch takes in troubled children. Call for more information. |
|
| Chubbuck Police Dept. |
237-7172 |
| 5160 Yellowstone, P.O. Box 5604. City police department – investigates criminal complaints, provides tours, fingerprinting for children. Licenses for Daycare Providers, Taxi, Massage Therapists, and Private Investigators in Chubbuck. Call 238-2376 licenses. |
|
| CO-AD Inc. |
232-0922 |
| 845 W. Center Suite C107, Pocatello. 1-866-262-3462 (toll free). State protection and advocacy system for Idahoans with disabilities. Provides advocacy and legal services to the mentally ill, developmentally disabled, past and present clients and/or applicants of Vocational Rehabilitation or Commission For The
Blind and beneficiaries of Social Security Administration seeking employment. Will provide information, referral and representation if disability related issue fits within current year priority. |
|
| College Market Books and Coffee |
232-3993 |
| 604 S. 8th, Pocatello, Gail White. The market features various special events throughout the year. Open poetry readings and open stage original music is available to all ages. They would be happy to provide a meeting place for a kid's reading/discussion group, and are always glad to welcome children to participate in open poetry readings and open stage original music, and tie-dye parties. They now have a children's puppet theater. Events schedules vary with the season. |
|
| Commission for the Blind |
236-6392 |
| 427 N. Main, Suite K, Pocatello. |
|
| Community Cancer Information Center |
239-1750 |
| Portneuf Medical Bldg., Room 101, Pocatello. Provides the most current information about resources for cancer patients and their families. Volunteers connect patients with available services including counseling, patient education, support groups, visitation, home care, and patient transportation. Can answer many questions about cancer and treatment. |
|
| Community Recreation Center |
232-3901 |
144 Wilson, Pocatello. Facility Hours: Monday–Friday 6:00am to 10:00pm, Saturday 9:00am to 6:00pm, Sunday (Oct.–April Only) 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Public Swim Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00pm-9:30pm, Saturday 1:00pm to 5:30pm, Sunday 2:00pm to 4:30pm.
Call for Class Information: Swim Lessons, Youth Tumbling and Dance, Karate, Yoga, Aerobics, Aquacise, Weightlifting and much more. |
|
| Compassionate Friends |
237-6318 |
| The Compassionate Friends is a self-help organization offering friendship and understanding to bereaved parents who have experienced the grief of losing a child. They are a support group whose meetings are once a month. Meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday of each month at Quail Ridge, 797 Hospital Way. They also send out a monthly newsletter to aid in dealing with the death of your child. Periodically they have activities that include friends and family so that siblings can have understanding friends and contacts. Call Cathy Wigington home #237-6318. No fees. |
|
| Consumer Care LLC |
234-9361 |
| 1133 N. Main, Pocatello. Is a drop in center for Mental Health Consumers with a rehabilitation focus for growth in persons who are mentally ill. For information about the center call 234-9361. |
|
| Consumer Financial Solutions |
888-455-0200 |
| Boise, ID. |
208-375-8140 |
| Help solve debt problems, avoid bankruptcy, & manage money. A nonprofit service offering free advice about how to get out of debt & how to use credit wisely. Also set up debt management programs to actually handle the payments. CCMS gives advice on how to handle money & get out of debt. There are no limits on age, sex or income level, or on race, color or creed. |
|
| Cooperative Extension System |
236-7311 |
| Bannock County 130 N. 6th, Pocatello. Open 8-5, Monday-Friday.
http://extension.ag.uidaho.edu/bannock Programs sponsored by the University of Idaho and Bannock County. Extension Educator in Agriculture to answer questions about agriculture, home horticulture, control of weeds, insect problems. Extension Educator in 4-H Program a program for school age youth. Extension Educator in Family & Consumer Science available for classes and to answer questions about food, nutrition, food preservation, clothing and textiles, housing and home furnishings, child development, family relations, youth at risk issues, and family economics. |
|
| Bingham County, 132 S. Shilling, Blackfoot |
785-8060 |
| Power County, 569 Bannock Ave, American Falls |
226-7621 |
| Caribou County 53 East 1st S, Soda Springs |
547-3205 |
| Franklin County, 561 W. Oneida, Preston |
852-1097 |
| Crime Victim Compensation Program |
800-950-2110 |
| 317 Main St., Boise. Provides payment for medical, mental health and lost wage expenses related to injuries sustained as an innocent victim of crime. To be eligible you must report the crime to law enforcement within 72 hours, cooperate in efforts to apprehend and prosecute the offender, and you must file a claim with the program within one year of the crime. Call for information. |
|
| www2.state.id.us/iic/ crimevictims.htm |
|
| Dawn Enterprises, Inc. |
785-5890 |
| 280 N. Cedar, Blackfoot. Assists individuals of Southeast Idaho with mental, physical or social disabilities through training.
www.orgsites.com/id/dawnent |
|
| Department of Health & Welfare Region VI |
|
| 1090 Hiline, Pocatello. Open Monday-Friday 8a.m.-5p.m. |
|
| 1070 Hiline, Pocatello. Open Monday-Friday 8a.m.-5p.m. |
|
| Regional Office |
239-6280 |
| Child Protection |
239-6200 |
| Children & Family Services |
239-6200 |
| Developmental Disabilities Services |
234-7900 |
| Regional Medicaid Service |
239-6260 |
| Food Stamps |
235-2900 |
| Child Support |
235-2860 |
| Self Reliance |
235-2900 |
| Adult Mental Health |
234-7900 |
| Children's Health Insurance Program |
235-2900 |
Individual requesting participation in one of these programs needs to make an appointment. Verification of income, assets and social security number is required when applying.
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP),1090 Hiline
Children & Family Services, 1070 Hiline.
• Children’s Mental Health • Child Protection
• Foster Care
• Adoptions
• Community Resources for Families
Self Reliance Program, 1090 Hiline
• Cash Assistance
• Food Assistance
• Work Programs
• Health Coverage
• Child Support Services
Department of Health & Welfare Region VI
• Telephone Service Assistance
• Child Care Cash Reimbursement
• Aid to Aged, Blind or Disabled (AABD)
Regional Medicaid, 1070 Hiline
• Katie Beckett
• Personal Care Services
• Private Duty Nursing
Early Periodic Screening Diagnosis & Testing Service Coordination
• Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) for the Elderly and Physically Disabled
• Nursing Facility (NF)/Intermediate Care Facility for the Mentally Retarded (ICF/MR)
Developmental Disabilities, 421 Memorial Drive
• Child Direct Services
Adult Mental Health, 421 Memorial Drive
• Mental Health Services to adults
• 24 hour crisis line
• Crisis Intervention |
|
| American Falls, 502 Tyhee |
226-5186 |
| Blackfoot, 701 E. Alice |
785-5826 |
| Malad, 30 N. 100 W. |
766-2281 |
| Preston, 223 North State |
852-0634 |
| Soda Springs, 184 S. Main |
547-4317 |
| Montpelier call Soda Springs Office |
|
| Deseret Industries |
232-5174 |
| 580 Roosevelt, Pocatello. Provides training & rehabilitation for individuals with disabilities and/or barriers to employment through operating a thrift shop. Mostly LDS, but not required. |
|
| Deseret Industries |
232-5174 |
| 580 Roosevelt, Pocatello. 10am-6pm Monday, 10am-7pm Tuesday-Saturday. A variety of good second hand clothing, furniture and miscellaneous household items. Also new clothing, furniture and mattresses are available. |
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| Developmental Options |
233-6833 |
| 415 South Arthur, Pocatello. Developmental Options is dedicated to supporting persons with developmental disabilities and their families in creating and maintaining residential, recreational, educational and other options. Programs are designed to support individuals in making choices allowing them to live as independently as possible. Programs include group homes, personal care, Residential Habilitation, case management, Service Coordination, Developmental Therapy. |
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| District Health Department |
233-9080 |
| Southeastern Idaho |
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| American Falls |
226-5096 |
| Arco |
527-3463 |
| Blackfoot |
785-2160 |
| Malad |
766-4764 |
| Montpelier |
847-3000 |
| Preston |
852-0478 |
| Soda Springs |
547-4375 |
| 1901 Alvin Ricken Dr., Pocatello. 8-5, Monday-Friday. Services offered are: Special supplemental nutrition program for women infants children (WIC), Home Health Nurse, School Health Nurse, Immunization Clinic, Communicable-Disease Control, Dental Health, Family Planning, STD (sexual transmitted diseases) testing and treatment, School Health, Infant/Toddler, Children's Special Health Program (CSHP), Screening of pre-school age children for disabilities, Prenatal Ancillary Care (PAC), Prenatal nursing and Nutrition Services. |
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| Environmental Health Services include: |
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| water testing for wells, food safety and sanitation, lead awareness, and on-site sewage disposal system permits. |
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| Family and Community Health Services |
233-9080 |
| Southeastern District Health Department 1901 Alvin Ricken Dr., Pocatello. |
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| Women, Infants, Children WIC: |
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The WIC program is a supplemental food and nutrition education program for low income, nutritionally at-risk, pregnant,
postpartum and breast feeding women, infants and children under five. |
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| District Health Department |
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| Immunization: |
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| The immunization program provides a full range of immunization services for infants, children and adults. |
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| School Health: |
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| The school health programs focus on age-appropriate health education, and risk reduction services for students, faculty and staff. Key components of the school health program include scoliosis and vision screening, maturation classes, and other health and safety programs. |
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| Tobacco Cessation Services: |
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| One-on-one tobacco cessation and/or group counseling available free of charge. Please call 478-6303. |
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| Infant/Toddler: |
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| The Infant Toddler program provides early intervention services including: screening, assessment, referral, and case management for eligible children 0-3 years of age. |
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| Family Planning: |
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| The family planning program provides clinical examination and education to women and men who request birth control information. Family planning services promote positive health behaviors, as well as pregnancy and STD (sexually transmitted diseases) prevention. |
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| Prenatal Ancillary Care PAC: |
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| PAC services are provided to pregnant women. Services include nursing and nutritionist prenatal education and case management services for at-risk, low-income pregnant women. |
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| STD and Communicable Disease Programs: |
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| The STD and Communicable Disease Programs provide confidential testing, investigation, treatment and education to individuals who are affected by the diseases, or who have concerns about the nature of communicable disease. |
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