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Join us for a zoom meeting on February 2nd, 2026. This is a supportive community for single parents. Come fellowship and become a contributing and valued member of our community. We look forward to welcoming you! Register on Heylo for the zoom link: https://www.heylo.com/annagracefoundation

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To promote the wellbeing, safety and self-sufficiency of women and girls in priority communities through a culturally responsive approach.

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TANTA promotes the wellbeing, safety and self-sufficiency of women and girls in resettled and immigrant communities through a culturally responsive approach.

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Welcome to the Ada County Victim Services Center

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The Ada County Victim Services Center is a place where people affected by interpersonal violence can come and receive assistance.

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MAP - Multi-Faith Action Project

The Multi-Faith Action Project (MAP) is a collaborative project designed to bring people together to serve the human need in our community, ultimately providing peace, healing, hope and connection to all of us.

We represent faith communities in Boise and the surrounding area, and have joined to:

Strengthen bonds among ourselves and among the wider community

Work together to overcome racism

Promote communication, dialogue, peace, hope, and healing

Invite and enable people to participate with us in helping address human need in the Treasure Valley

Watch the MAP Founding Video.

MAP began with initial funding offered through the Myrtle Collaboration housed at Louisville Seminary. The Myrtle Collaboration is an effort to help congregations and their members discover God's calling and live lives of meaning and purpose.

BECOME A MAP FRIEND BY JOINING THE MAP CONTACT LIST

POST YOUR CHURCH'S SERVICE PROJECTS ON JUSTSERVE.ORG/MAP

The goal of the Multi-Faith Action Project (MAP) is to bring people of varied faiths together in action! In order to have more opportunities to serve together, local churches are encouraged to post their projects to the MAP organization page on JustServe so it is easy for individuals, congregations, and the community to support the charitable efforts that are already taking place in our Valley.

Watch this video to learn how to become part of the MAP JustServe organization page and learn how to post your service projects with the MAP.

Location

1440 West Bannock Street, Boise, Idaho, 83702-5233

Contact

Contact Name:Amy Fife

Contact Phone:(208) 322-5588

Contact Email:multifaithactionproject@gmail.com

Organization Website:https://forms.gle/R7aP9oMspkMhsZKE6

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Temporary Childcare to Support Families in Crisis

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Temporary Childcare to Support Families in Crisis

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https://lcsnw.org/program/safe-families-for-children-treasure-valley-idaho/

Eligibility: Families with children ages 0-18

Cost: Free

Provided by this Program: Safe Families can assist families in temporary crises with childcare or transportation, and we can provide guidance in securing work or housing through the use of our volunteer network.

- Children ages 0 – 18 can be hosted, including pregnant teens.

- Host families receive no compensation and are thoroughly screened.

- Parents maintain regular contact with their children whenever possible.

- Participation is completely voluntary.

- Host Families can care for children for a few hours as needed or 24/7 for extended periods of time, up to 6 months.

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Come learn tools for managing stress, worry, and overwhelm.

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Purses with a Purpose distribute hygiene products to schools and agencies for further distribution to individuals.

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Purses with a Purpose distribute hygiene products to schools and agencies for further distribution to individuals.

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Hours & Location

Mon  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tue  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wed  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thu  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Fri  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sun  9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

4828 W Emerald St, Boise, ID 83706

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The Bridge Youth and Family Resource Center offers a “no wrong door” approach to early intervention. Our goal is to keep youth out of, or prevent further involvement in, the juvenile justice and child welfare systems by connecting families with supportive services in the community.

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The Bridge Youth and Family Resource Center helps connect families to community-based resources and supportive services.

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Since 1953, Idaho Youth Ranch has been a beacon of hope for struggling kids and their families. Many know our name, but few understand the wide variety of ways we serve young people.

Idaho Youth Ranch teen counseling helps young people, ages 9 to 24, with proven outpatient therapy designed to address trauma, dangerous behaviors, and troubling feelings or experiences.

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Idaho Youth Ranch teen counseling helps youth ages 9-24 with outpatient therapy to address trauma, dangerous behaviors, and troubling feelings or experiences.

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We provide attainable housing options for the previously incarcerated community with dignity, independence, and opportunity for hope.

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Description: Reentry Services is centered around assisting in a successful transition from incarceration back into society for returning citizens.

Services: transportation pickup, support on their first day out, and career development services both before and after release.

*Support not restricted to Ada County.

For Re-enty first day out: Call Ada County Reentry Office: 208-370-2030

For Re-entry Career Development Call Ada County Career Development Office: 208-296-6271

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Finding meaningful employment for returning citizens is challenging. Creating relationships with local businesses and entities is vital to successful reentry and long-term employment. As we work in the community, we have a greater understanding of the long-term negative impact of incarceration, not only on the individual and their family but also on our community as a whole.

We produce more effective solutions by focusing our assistance on the underserved population and returning citizens.

We help support individuals through the initial interview/assessment process, resume help, career counseling, apprenticeships, job search assistance, and follow ups. We can virtually meet for employment-related consults for returning citizens in every district!

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Finding meaningful employment for returning citizens is challenging. Creating relationships with local businesses and entities is vital to successful reentry and long-term employment. As we work in the community, we have a greater understanding of the long-term negative impact of incarceration, not only on the individual and their family but also on our community as a whole.

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By registering for the St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho Rewards Card (hereafter known as "Rewards Card") you agree to these Terms of Use:

Eligibility: Only one Rewards Card account is allowed per Member.

Enrollment: Cards are free and available at the following St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores or online at www.svdpid.org/rewards.

State Street 6464 State St Boise, Idaho 83714

Broadway 2160 S. Broadway Ave Boise, Idaho 83706

Broadway North 2110 Broadway Ave. Boise ID 83706

Caldwell 3719 E. Cleveland Blvd. Caldwell Id 83605

Meridian 213 N. Main St. Meridian, Idaho 83642

In order to enroll as a Member of Rewards Card, you must be over the age of 13 and register your card online at https://svdpid.datacandyinfo.com/login and provide Rewards Card with your first name, last name, email address, birthday, phone number, postal code, and a password. This personal information is for communication, fraud identification, detection, and prevention purposes. Any card that has not been registered will be eligible to earn points but will not be able to redeem any rewards.
Earning points
Members earn ten points for every $1.00 spent on qualifying purchases. 1,000 Points is redeemable for five dollars value in future St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho thrift store purchases. Members will not receive points on any coupon or promotional offer; points will only be issued for the amount of money actually spent during the visit. You must present your card or mobile barcode associated with your account at the time of purchase to receive your points. Member can also be looked up at register by providing the phone number they registered. Points will be awarded only to the member paying. Member's points are issued in real-time and can be viewed online at https://svdpid.datacandyinfo.com/login
Accumulating Dollars in Store
Members must present their Rewards Card upon purchase in order to accumulate Rewards Card points. The card must be scanned before the transaction has closed. No exceptions will be made for clients who do not have their card. St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho will not refund any products on the account of a Rewards Card. Customers will not be allowed to bring an old receipt In order to scan their card for points. Customers will be allowed to use their card number to accumulate Rewards and can use the phone number associated with the account to find a card number through the cash register POS system.
Balance
To inquire about the amount of points on your rewards card, have your card scanned in store or log into your platform https://svdpid.datacandyinfo.com/login

Rewards: Special rewards may be offered at specific times. St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho in its sole discretion may also award Members additional points and other rewards, for the Member's specific behavior or attendance at special events.

Points: Points earned through Rewards Card have no cash value. Points are surrendered for Reward accrual only.

Intellectual property: Rewards Card cards and barcodes may not be reproduced, modified, copied, distributed or used for other commercial purposes without prior written permission from St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho.

Suspension/Termination: The term of the Rewards Card is unlimited. However, St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho reserves the right in its sole discretion to suspend a Member's membership in the loyalty program in the event of any suspected misconduct; including suspending the Member's ability to redeem any Rewards accrued in connection with his/her membership in the program. If St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho concludes in its sole discretion that the Member has engaged in misconduct or that his/her account has been compromised, it may terminate the Member's membership, including but not limited to terminating the Member's ability to redeem Rewards accrued in connection with his/her membership in the Rewards Card program.

In the event St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho terminates a Rewards Card, members may use their reward points at any participating store within thirty (30) days after the program ends. After that time, any earned points will be lost.

In the event the program is suspended or terminated for any reason whatsoever, St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho will not be held liable to its members and will automatically be released from any claims filed by members of the Rewards Card Program regarding the suspension or termination of the program and/or the loss or redemption of points or other damage resulting from such suspension or termination.

The Rewards Card is not a credit card. It is, and remains at all times, the exclusive property of St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho, which may revoke it at any time at its sole discretion.

Rewards Card points earned on a Rewards Card may not be transferred, exchanged for cash, or sold other than in accordance with the terms and conditions herein.

The reward dollars to which Rewards Card points entitle Rewards Card members may be used or redeemed only by said members. If, for any reason, adjustments must be made to the points registered in a member's account, the member will have thirty (30) days; from the transaction date or the date the points are registered to the account, to submit a request to St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho. If no request is made within this period, the information registered in the account will be deemed correct and final.

Members must inform St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho of any changes to their personal information by going on the Rewards Card https://svdpid.datacandyinfo.com/login By joining the program, members confirm that the information they have provided is valid and accurate.

Members are responsible for promptly notifying St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho of the loss or theft of their Rewards Card cards. They must then go to a participating St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho store and request a new card, expressly stating it is to replace a lost or stolen card. That way the sales clerk can issue a new card without creating a new profile. Members can then update their card number in their profile on the Rewards Card https://svdpid.datacandyinfo.com/login Earned points on a lost or stolen card can be transferred to a new Rewards Card provided that the earned points have not been used between the time the loss or theft occurred and the time the card number was updated. St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho may not, under any circumstances, be held liable for transactions made with a Rewards Card between the time of the loss or theft and the time St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho is notified of the loss or theft.

By joining the Rewards Card Program, members confirm that they consent to have text messages sent to their phones, email and mail sent to their devices and home addresses.

Any member no longer wishing to participate in the Rewards Card Program must complete the membership cancellation form by visiting the URL? The member's account will be closed within thirty (30) days of receipt of the form. Any earned Rewards Card points will be cancelled without compensation, and the card (plastic physical card and/or virtual card) will no longer be valid.

Employees at participating St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho stores may join the Rewards Card Program if they want to use the employee discount. Employees will accumulate points on the purchase price of items, not on the sticker price before the employee discount. Employees will lose discount at end of employment but will retain accumulated points.

Rewards Card members age 55 and over may not benefit from the senior discount at the same time. This means that points accumulated will be on the amount spent, not on the sticker price of items before the senior discount.

When a product that has earned Rewards Card points is returned or exchanged, St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho reserves the right to subtract such points at the time of return or exchange. Rewards Card members must present their sales receipts and Rewards Card cards when returning or exchanging products.

If a Rewards Card, whether physical or virtual, is not used for a period of eighteen (18) consecutive months, if the member cancels the card, or in the event of the member's death, all Rewards Card points earned on the card will automatically be cancelled without compensation.
Privacy/Confidentiality of Information Collected by St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho
St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho undertakes to make every effort to ensure the confidentiality and security of information provided by members when they join and participate in the Rewards Card Program. However absolute confidentiality and security are not guaranteed.

St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho undertakes not to disclose information received from members except on a need-to-know basis. In such cases, any individuals receiving such information will be clearly informed that it is confidential and subject to a confidentiality agreement. However St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho may use, at its discretion, any data it collects that does not contain personal information.

Members acknowledge and agree, however, that information collected by St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho may be used to administer and monitor the Rewards Card Program and to send promotional material and other personalized messages, including by text or email.

Some services, such as sending texts and email, analyzing business data, providing marketing assistance, investigating fraudulent activities, conducting consumer surveys, and providing customer service, may be carried out by companies authorized by St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho. In such cases, St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho will ensure that data transmitted to such service providers will be limited to the information required to perform their duties and that such service providers subject to a confidentiality agreement.

By joining the Rewards Card Program, members confirm that they consent to such use of their information.

Modification: St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho reserves the right in its sole discretion, to terminate the program, and to alter, limit, modify, or add to the Rewards Card rules, regulations, terms and conditions. This includes, but is not limited to, imposing time limits and changes in point values, Rewards, and Reward levels, all without prior notice, at any time. Any such changes are effective immediately and the Member's continued enrollment in the program confirms that he/she accepts the changes and agrees to be bound by them.
Disclaimer and Terms & Conditions
This Disclaimer sets out important information about https://svdpid.datacandyinfo.com/login and www.svdpid.org ("Website"). Please read it carefully as it affects your rights and liabilities under the laws of United States of America. If you do not agree with the Disclaimer and these Terms & Conditions, please do not use the Website. If you have any questions about this Disclaimer and these Terms & Conditions, please contact rewards@svdpid.org
Use of website
This Website is provided to you for your personal use subject to this Disclaimer. By using the Website you agree to be bound by this Disclaimer.

St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho. (the "Nonprofit") may update this Disclaimer from time to time for legal or regulatory reasons or to allow the proper operation of the Website. Any changes will be notified to you via a suitable announcement on the Website. If you continue to use the Website after the date on which the change comes into effect, your use of the Website indicates your agreement to be bound by the new Disclaimer.
Intellectual Property
The names, images, logos and content of the Website are all protected by copyright, design rights, trade marks, database right and other intellectual property rights, which remain vested in the Nonprofit. You may retrieve and display the content of the Website on a computer screen or print one copy of such content for your own personal, non-commercial use, provided you keep intact all and any copyright and proprietary notices. You may not otherwise copy, reproduce, publish, disassemble, decompile, download, post, broadcast, transmit, distribute, perform, create derivative works from, make available to the public, adapt, alter, edit, re-position, frame, rebrand, transfer, change or otherwise use in any way any of the Website, its logos, materials or content whatsoever without the express written permission from the Nonprofit.
Availability of the website
The Nonprofit does not guarantee that the Website will always be available or be uninterrupted, timely, secure or free from bugs, viruses, errors and omissions. The Nonprofit reserves its right to modify, suspend or discontinue all or part of the Website or any part of the Website without giving you any notice. Any commentary, opinions or other materials included in the Website are not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely.

If a fault occurs with the Website you should report it to rewards@svdpid.org and reasonable efforts will be taken to correct the fault as soon as is reasonably practical. Your access to the Website may be occasionally restricted to allow for repairs, maintenance or the introduction of new content. The Nonprofit will attempt to restore access as soon as it reasonably can.
Liability
The Website is made available on a free-of-charge, for convenience purposes only, "as-is" and on an "as available" basis. Accordingly, subject to the terms of this document and the extent permitted by law, the Nonprofit excludes all liability to the user for any and all loss or damage howsoever arising out of or in connection with the use of the Website, including but not limited to any liability arising in relation to any virus or other contamination or any unavailability of the Website.

Every effort has been made to provide accurate and complete information. However, the Nonprofit does not guarantee that the Website contains no errors and we make no promise or guarantee that the information and content on this Website will meet your requirements. The Nonprofit does not assume any legal liability for any inaccuracies or errors contained on the Website.

Where the Website provides links to or content from other internet sites or resources, the Nonprofit:

Does not control or guarantee the accuracy, relevance or completeness of information contained on a linked internet site;

Cannot and does not authorize the use of copyrighted materials contained in any linked internet site;

Is not responsible for transmissions received from linked websites or any information gathering conducted by a linked internet site;

Des not endorse the content or views expressed or products or services offered in any linked internet sites; and,

Does not make any warranties or guarantees in relation to content from other internet sites or resources.

Whether or not the Nonprofit is in anyway in breach of this Disclaimer, the Nonprofit is not responsible for the following direct or indirect kinds of loss or damage (whether such damage or losses were foreseen, foreseeable, known or otherwise) whether in an action for tort, or contract, which may arise from or in connection with your use of the Website, including but not limited to:

Loss or damage suffered by you or someone else when using the Website;

Loss or damage which you could not anticipate nor expect to happen when you started using the Website;

Any loss which is indirect or a side effect of the main loss or damage and which the Nonprofit and you could not anticipate nor expect to happen when you started using the Website, for instance if you lose revenue or salary, profit, opportunity, reputation or business interruption;

Any loss of data or damage to your device or software; and

Any loss or damage if the Website is not provided to you or are interrupted or suspended or if the Nonprofit does not comply with the terms because of events beyond the Nonprofit's control, such as an act of God, accident, fire, natural disaster, weather disruption, lockout, strike or other official or unofficial dispute, civil commotion, decision of the Nonprofit, rule or order or other act or event beyond the reasonable control of the Nonprofit.
General
This Disclaimer is subject to the laws and jurisdiction of the United States. The Nonprofit makes no guarantee or warrants that the material(s) on the Website are appropriate or available for use in locations outside the United States, and accessing the Website from territories where its contents are illegal or unlawful is prohibited. If you choose to access the Website from outside the United States, you do so on your own initiative and are responsible for compliance with applicable local laws, as applicable.
Responsibility Disclaimer
Cardholders release St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho, its stores and its respective officers or directors of any other tort or contract liabilities that may arise directly or indirectly from the Rewards Card program that may not have been specifically provided here.
Concluding Statement
All necessary measures have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this document. St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho may not be held liable for any errors or omissions. The unenforceability or invalidity of any clause in this Agreement shall not have an impact on the enforceability or validity of any other clause. Any unenforceable or invalid clause shall be regarded as removed from this Agreement to the extent of its unenforceability and invalidity. Therefore, this Agreement shall be interpreted and enforced as if it did not contain the said clause to the extent of its unenforceability and invalidity.

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Our goal is to provide high-quality clothing and household goods affordable to everyone in the community. With every donation you give or purchase you make at our thrift stores, you are directly contributing to the funding of St. Vincent de Paul programs that support our mission.

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Description: We prioritize helping individuals and families maintain stable housing situations. Through our personal approach, our Home Visitors gain a unique perspective that enables them to offer additional assistance that may be needed, like food or clothing and furniture vouchers.

To request support go to the website and click "get help" button and complete form to request assistance.

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Northwest Conference on Resettlement, February 3-4, 2026 at JUMP Boise. Conference is FREE with a suggested donation to cover the cost of lunch.

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We are excited to announce that our 17th Annual Northwest Conference on Resettlement will take place Feb. 3-4, 2026 (Tuesday-Wednesday)
at JUMP in Boise!

We look forward to gathering, learning best practices from each other, and finding hope and inspiration through workshops, presentations, and conversations.

With the theme of Building Tomorrow Together, the event will provide space for connection, growth, and collaborating toward a brighter future.

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A two-day conference geared toward professionals working with refugees in Idaho. Workshops are curated to present avenues of advocacy, increase community capacity, expand cultural awareness, and provide continuing education credits for eligible profession

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Rides2Wellness - Central District Health

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Rides2Wellness helps you get to your CDH appointments by providing free transportation in the Treasure Valley.

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Commodity Supplemental Food Program - Idaho Commission on Aging

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Monthly Food Boxes Distributed to Low Income Seniors Monthly Food Boxes Distributed to Low Income SeniorsThe CSFP provides those of us who are low-income

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Eagle Creek Ranch Recovery Recovery Recovery - Drug Rehab in Idaho

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Eagle Creek Ranch Recovery Recovery offers detox and residential treatment plans for anyone suffering from alcohol or drug addiction. Learn more about our drug rehab in Idaho.

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Helping Veteran Families Find Housing Stability

No Veteran family should face housing challenges alone. The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program provides guidance, resources, and financial assistance to help you secure and maintain safe housing.

What the Program Provides

Eligible families may receive:

Case management and outreach

Assistance accessing VA and public benefits

Limited financial assistance may include:

Partial or full month rent assistance

One-time or rent deposit assistance

Rental application fee support

Bus passes for housing search

Note: Financial assistance is not guaranteed and depends on available funding.

Who Qualifies

To receive supportive services under this program, you must be:

Veteran Family - Household must include a Veteran with an eligible discharge, either as head of household or spouse of the head of household.

Very Low-Income - Household income must not exceed 80% of the area median income (as adjusted).

Occupying Permanent Housing - You must be:

Currently living in permanent housing, or

Homeless but scheduled to move into permanent housing within 90 days, or

Recently exited permanent housing (within 90 days) and actively seeking new housing.

A Safe Place While You Take the Next Step
When a Veteran is experiencing homelessness, moving directly into permanent housing isn't always possible. The VA's Grant and Per Diem Bridge Housing (VAGPD BH) Program creates that in-between step, a stable place to stay while permanent housing is secured.

How It Works

With VA funding El-Ada provides:

Temporary housing in a safe, structured environment

Case management to help Veterans maintain stability after housing is secured

Services that support increased income, improved skills, and long-term independence

The goal of bridge housing is to help Veterans stabilize, prepare, and successfully transition into permanent housing.

Who Can Use Bridge Housing

Veterans must already be enrolled in a permanent housing program:

SSVF (Supportive Services for Veteran Families)

VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing)

Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program

El-Ada Community Action Partnership participates in the Idaho Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). to know how we may use and disclose information we have about you and how you can access that information.

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Veteran Services | El-Ada Community Action Partnership

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El-Ada's SSVF and VA GPD programs help Veteran families access housing support, case management, and resources to move toward lasting stability.

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To access the clothing closet, come to the free dinner on Tuesday nights at 5PM and request to access the clothing closet. This is first come, first serve. 707 W. Fort St, Boise

* Only adult clothes

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A safe & therapeutic environment for clients ages 12-17 to engage

﻿in extended outpatient treatment for mental health & substance abuse disorders

Day Treatment

(Partial Hospitalization)

Monday - Friday | 9am – 3:30pm

5-week program length

Academic coordination with school

After School Treatment

(Intensive Outpatient)

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

Boise: 4 – 7pm | Nampa: 4:30 - 7:30pm

8 to 12-week program length

Substance Use After School Treatment

(Intensive Outpatient)

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday

Boise: 4 – 7pm

8 to 12-week program length

Focus on relapse prevention & use triggers

Adolescent Mental Health Treatment

Outpatient programs designed for adolescents, equipped to address mental health and substance use needs. Imagine is a teen-centered environment where we seek to understand clients and the complex challenges they face. We welcome teens to develop their voice and feel empowered to grow. Our goal is to foster confidence, build tools to navigate the ups and downs in life, and engage with the loved ones in it.

Our Team is Here to Help

Call to schedule your Assessment TODAY!

Call our caring and compassionate

team to schedule your assessment:

208-954-6626

Work with us! Click for Current Openings

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Imagine Boise | Teen & Adolescent Mental Health Treatment ID

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Call 888.597.2807 today for Imagine Boise, a teen & adolescent mental health treatment center in Boise, Idaho. Help your child with their mental health today.

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Veteran Services - Rapid Rehousing and Homelessness Prevention

Food Pantry

Weatherization

Utility Assistance

Harm Reduction

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Transitional Christian Living Community that significantly expands our capacity to help people take an intermediate step out of our emergency shelters toward independent living.

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The Next Step is Boise Rescue Mission Ministries’ newest facility in Boise, ID which will be apart of our Transitional Housing Program.

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Workforce Housing 101 Training — LEAP Housing

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Do you want to bring workforce housing to your community, but don’t know where to start?

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The HUD income limits for 2025 are set to determine eligibility for various housing assistance programs.

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We connect you with the resources and services throughout Idaho that can reduce stress and increase quality of life for both you and the person you care for.

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I felt very uncomfortable and grief-stricken over my wife's decline. The intake, evaluation, input, and advice provided by [the Navigator] helped me feel more confident about my decisions.

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Family Caregiver Navigator - Providing Caregiver Support to Idahoans

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The Family Caregiver Navigator is an options counseling and resource referral service for Idaho family caregivers.

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Call 208-695-1257

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Helping families, children and individuals who are ready to take on their journey

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Over age 55 and looking for work? We may be able to help you.

Join our waitlist!

Click on website above or call 208-454-8555

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SCSEP - Easterseals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain Inc.

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Over age 55 and looking for work? We may be able to help you. Join our waitlist! If you would like someone to contact you about joining the waitlist, fill […]

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The first four-hour ride with GoForth is free. Recurring rentals are $4-$5 per hour (plus tax).

Locations:

The Franklin – 239 S. Orchard St, Boise, ID 83705

St. Luke’s: Warm Springs – 190 E Bannock St, Boise, ID 83712

https://forthmobility.org/goforth#Locations

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Forth is a nonprofit organization dedicated to equitable advancement of clean transportation.

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The 2-1-1 Idaho CareLine is a free, statewide community information and referral service, and is a program of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.  Our comprehensive database includes programs that offer free or low-cost health and human services or social services.  Simply dial 2-1-1 or 800-926-2588 or text 898211 to be connected to a 2-1-1 community resource specialist Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. MST.

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2-1-1 is a free statewide community information and referral service, and is a program of DHW. Our comprehensive database includes programs that offer free or low-cost health and human services or social services, such as rental assistance, energy assistance, medical assistance, food and clothing, child care resources, emergency shelter, and more.

You can find resources three ways.

Text 898211 to get information from a 2-1-1 community resource specialist.

Call 2-1-1 or 800-926-2588 to get information from a 2-1-1 community resource specialist.

Search online for available resources.

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2-1-1 is a free statewide community information and referral service, and is a program of DHW. Our comprehensive database includes programs that offer free or low-cost health and human services or social services, such as rental assistance, energy assistance, medical assistance, food and clothing, child care resources, emergency shelter, and more.

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We provide 24/7 crisis intervention, advocacy, case management, interpreting, and mental health support services to victims of crime who are Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, and late-deafened individuals and their families.

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Community Closet- Central District Health

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Community Closet- Central District Health

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Free clothing available

Contact: 208-860-5482 for info about clothing available

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Community Health Worker Program - Central District Health

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Our Community Health Workers connect individuals with appropriate healthcare and social services, including hospitals, clinics, and other support organizations.

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Wilson Station adds 102 new affordable homes to Boise, serving residents earning between 30% and 80% of the area median income. Ten percent of the homes are dedicated to families exiting homelessness.

The building includes 23 studios, 44 one-bedroom, 27 two-bedroom, and 8 three-bedroom apartments. In addition to housing, Wilson Station features a community garden and safe walking routes to school for Taft Elementary students. It will soon welcome an on-site childcare provider, Boise Language Schools, offering language-immersion childcare to 40 kids, both residents and neighbors, further increasing access to essential services for families.

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Lawyers in the Library

The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program (IVLP) provides a safety net for low-income individuals and families in Idaho who require civil legal services and cannot afford to pay for them. IVLP recruits attorneys from local communities who volunteer their time and expertise to assist those in need. IVLP’s free legal clinics are an opportunity to receive advice and counsel on your civil legal matter.

This clinic is held at the Main Boise Public Library every 1st Tuesday, check the registration form for more available dates around the valley.

Must be registered to attend. Register through this link: https://laserfiche.isb.idaho.gov/Forms/ClinicReg

Find out more about IVLP here: https://isb.idaho.gov/ilf/ivlp/

For additional resources, check out the following pages:

Housing resources: https://isb.idaho.gov/ilf/ivlp/legal-assistance/housing-resources/

Court assistance self-help forms: https://courtselfhelp.idaho.gov/Forms and https://adacounty.id.gov/clerk/court-assistance/

Idaho Legal Aid's free advice for DV, seniors, housing: https://www.idaholegalaid.org/node/1067

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I offer 2 months free (reimbursement) for Legalshield to get your legal questions answered on the phone by a real lawyer in all points of the law.

Here is Nek’ka's prepaid Legalshield website:

migel29.ladiesofjustice.com

My business email address is

Migel29.legalshield@gmail.com.

208-779-0272 call or text

Watch a 4 minute video on Who is LegalShield: https://youtu.be/AZsp9EijB1A

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Diapers & Soap on 3rd Saturdays at Redeemer Lutheran Church

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Diapers & Soap on 3rd Saturdays at Redeemer Lutheran Church

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Free Filing Workshop with Ada County Victim Services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

1 to 4 pm second and last Thursday of every month. No RSVP required.

questions: 208-577-4400

address: 417 South 6th Street, Boise, ID

Types of form assistance:

Child Support

Custody

Protection Orders Divorce

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Meridian United Methodist: NU2U Thrift Store

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Meridian United Methodist: NU2U Thrift Store

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235 E. Pine Ave, Meridian ID 83642

208-888-2245

May take used good condition car seats and boosters.

gives out vouchers

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Inpatient and outpatient care focused on recovery and renewed well-being.

Healing for those affected by substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.

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Northpoint Recovery Idaho | Inpatient Addiction Treatment Rehab

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Northpoint Recovery offers clinically proven inpatient addiction treatment. Personalized care for mental health and substance use disorders.

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What a fun summer activity. Scholarships may be available. Call 208-383-4230 for details.

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Summer camp for ages 3-12 with autism or developmental delays: Offer Individual and group sessions, literacy, stem, arts & crafts, social skills, wellness, speech & language, occupational therapy and gross motor movement. Weekly therapy sessions are covered by insurance or Medicaid.

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“Better Together offers speech & occupational therapy in Meridian, ID, empowering children with proven strategies to thrive.”

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Here you can find information about preparing and filing your taxes.

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Secure a day for your kiddo at Brave Camp this summer! While other parents are scrambling this month to sign kids up for a single week-long camp, you could get 5 days of camp to use any time the entire summer for just $275! Stop paying for days you won’t use or re-arranging your family’s schedule around camp. Instead, plan your kid’s summer fun around your calendar. Grab your Day Passes (minimum quantity of 3) now or buy in bulk and save!

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Activities are designed to encourage healthy recreational play and meet physical and social needs.

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Email: poder@poderofidaho.org

Phone Number :(208) 992-7481

Immigration: Advocates for immigrant rights, including campaigns like Manejando Sin Miedo for driver's licenses for undocumented Idahoans.​poderofidaho.org

Education: Supports initiatives like the Quality Education Act to secure funding for K–12 education.​

Economic Justice: Co-leads efforts such as Elevate Idaho Families to promote equitable tax and economic policies.​

Labor & Gender Equity: Conducts research and advocacy through projects like Sana Hermana to address issues faced by farmworker women.​

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Community Council of Idaho 317 Happy Day Blvd Ste 250 Caldwell, ID 83607
Phone: 208-454-1652

Community Council of Idaho – Services Overview

Early Childhood Education:
Head Start programs for children of farmworkers (ages 0–5), with bilingual learning and family support.

Employment & Training:
Job training, GED prep, YouthBuild (construction skills), and basic needs assistance.

Legal Services:
Affordable immigration legal help through Familias Unidas.

Affordable Housing:
Low-income housing for farmworker and rural families across Idaho.

Healthcare:
Sliding-scale clinics offering primary and behavioral health services.

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Help Us Make A Difference

The Community Council of Idaho empowers the lives of over 24,000 individuals through work-force training preparation, education, civil rights advocacy, and well-being services.
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Help Us Make A Difference The Community Council of Idaho empowers the lives of over 24,000 individuals through work-force training preparation, education, civil rights advocacy, and well-being services. Learn More [...]

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LCSNW Family & Community Collaboration Meeting

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LCSNW Family & Community Collaboration Meeting

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Date: 3rd Thursday of the month (unless it conflicts with partner events)

Next Meetings: 9AM-10:30AM

January 15, February 19, March 19

Location: Lutheran Community Services NW, Redeemer Lutheran Church 2920 Cassia St, Boise, ID 83705

(In-person participation encouraged; virtual option available)

Meeting Focus: Open-table format for service providers, social workers, community partners, frontline workers, and practitioners to share resources, improve systems, case coordinate and connect families to services, and discuss how we can better serve children and families

Questions? Email: jruehrwein@lcsnw.org

Get added to invite! Email bmcnurlin@lcsnw.org

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https://thrivelifeline.org/

(Text Only) 18+

(313)662-8209

Providing texters with free 24/7/365 hotline support by trained, non-carceral Crisis Responders who share marginalized identities and backgrounds.

Normalizing suicidality and depathologizing stigmatized mental health experiences through whole-human practices that provide life-saving and life-affirming support.

Combining lived experience with anonymized data to advocate for systemic changes and provide exhaustive training through a non-carceral lens.

When you text THRIVE Lifeline, we aim for you to feel heard, valued, and uplifted. YOU, not your crisis, are at the center of our conversation. As a 988 alternative, we do not engage in non-consensual active rescue and want to respect your own decisions and autonomy.

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Luther Heights Bible Camp is a Lutheran outdoor ministry based in the Sawtooth Mountains of central Idaho. Luther Heights is an ACA-Accredited camp, offering summer youth programming, retreat opportunities for all ages, group rentals, and more.

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Registration:

Members April 1st

Non-Members: April 1st

Scholarships Available

At The Boys & Girls Club, we use a data-driven model to improve the lives of the youth we serve. Research shows that kids and teens who attend at least once per week and have an optimal Club experience are more likely to have positive self-esteem, be more engaged in learning, and serve their communities. Our Youth Development Professionals and Coordinators provide them with safe spaces, impactful programs, resources to help them achieve their goals, and opportunities that they would not have outside of The Boys & Girls Club.

The kids come to the Club and engage in activities that will truly make a difference in their lives. They become life-long learners, receive social-emotional learning skills, engage in all aspects of wellness, and serve the community they live in daily. While these moments are a normal part of the Club experience, the best part is the mentorship from the staff that help facilitate the joy that motivates these activities and our mission. Every kid deserves joy. The Club does all of that and more.

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Enroll | Boys & Girls Clubs Of Ada County

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Before a child can attend the before & after school program, after-school program, or summer program, they must first enroll and become a member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County.

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Prioritizes low income individuals and adults.

Our Home Repairs Program focuses on providing essential repairs and modifications, enabling seniors to live comfortably and securely in their own homes. By providing affordable home repairs, our program preserves homeownership for low-income residents while addressing critical accessibility, health, and safety concerns.

Apply here: Repairs Pre-Application

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Homeownership Program

Habitat for Humanity is a homeownership program that empowers families to build a new life for themselves through the stability and security of owning their own home. Habitat homes are not given away, but are sold to families who qualify, are willing to put in hundreds of hours of labor (called Partnership Hours), and are able to make a monthly mortgage payment. Habitat homes are affordable because Habitat does not make a profit; homes are sold with a no-interest loan, and are built mostly by volunteers. Selected families are partners in every sense of the word. They contribute between 300-500 hours of labor building their own home and the homes of other Habitat families. Homebuyers also participate in classes to prepare them for homeownership.

Read More

Home Repairs Program

Treasure Valley Habitat for Humanity (Habitat) is excited to launch a new program to serve families and individuals in need and to encourage strong communities. The Home Repairs Program will address accessibility and safety concerns in homes owned by low-income families and elderly residents of Ada and Canyon Counties. The program will initially launch through the construction of permanent accessibility ramps to qualified individuals and continue to expand services and activities to enable elderly individuals to remain in their affordable homes and avoid displacement.

Learn More

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Change happens when people work together. Treasure Valley Habitat for Humanity improves the quality of life by creating opportunities for affordable homeownership, preserving homeownership through critical home repairs and engaging the community in clean-ups and beautification projects.

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TCC is located at;

​1088 N Orchard St.

Boise, ID 83706​

Email: info@tccidaho.org

Phone: 208-336-3870

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The Community Center – You already belong

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CLUTCH is a welcoming space in Nampa for LGBTQ+ youth and allies aged 14-20. We’re a volunteer-led group focused on creating a supportive environment where young people can build community and be treated with respect for who they are.

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Come as you are.
Be loved as you are.
Be safe where you are.

​ We welcome LGBTQ+ youth from 6:30-8:00pm.Across from Flying M Coffee Garage
ages 14-20 to join us.

CLUTCH meets every Thursday

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120 14th Ave S
Nampa, ID
83651

The Meaning of CLUTCH:

An essential part of an automobile that helps ensure forward movement

Success in a crucial moment

A protective nest for eggs and chicks

A safe place in the Nampa community for LGBTQ+ youth!

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Creating an affirming space in our community for LGBTQ+ youth.

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The Idaho Department of Labor provides Job Seeker Services at our local offices throughout the state.This program provides:

community support services

computer or internet access

navigating the system

skills & training

help find work

job placement

supported employment

skills assessment

Idaho Department of Labor

Job Seekers- programs available

https://www.labor.idaho.gov/job-seekers/

Career Counselor- connection with a workforce consultant

https://www2.labor.idaho.gov/jobtraininginquiry

Launch- training programs available

https://idaholaunch.com/

Able to Work- disability program

https://www.labor.idaho.gov/job-seekers/able-to-work/

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Affordable Housing by The Housing Company

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Affordable Housing by The Housing Company

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Eligibility: Each property has a resident selection plan, reach out to them to get eligibility requirements. Income eligibility vary. Housing Availability vary, and all have waitlists. Each property can tell you how long their average waitlist is.

Cost: Sliding Scale

Provided by this program:

- Affordable Housing
- Section 8 Housing
- Accepts all Housing Vouchers

The Housing Company offers a variety of affordable housing opportunities to income eligible individuals. This program supplies reduced cost housing options to individuals in need of housing.

To apply you must print the application and bring it to or mail it to the property chosen. Applications are found on the individual property pages and are available at each community. Please bring all requested verification items. Please remember to remain in contact with the property to maintain your spot on the waitlist.

Next Steps: Call 800-361-5181 for more information or visit their website.

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The Housing Company is a non-profit organization whose primary purpose is to preserve Idaho's existing affordable housing stock, facilitate development of new housing in under-served areas of the state, and provide quality professional property management for affordable properties located throughout the state.

The Housing Company is a full service development and property management company. Our property managers provide exceptional management of tax credit and HUD properties in its own portfolio as well as for third party owners.

Our mission is to help our residents achieve individual and family goals and to foster community pride by providing and managing apartment communities which offer affordable rents and desirable living conditions. Please visit our community contact page for other resources available. To learn more about the affordable properties we manage, please visit our properties page for property information and application packages.

To find out more about our latest new developments, please visit our new developments page.

If you are interested in employment possibilities with The Housing Company, please visit our employment page.

The Housing Company is one of the only 17 organizations in the country to achieve full SPl-HUO Green Organizational Accreditation. We are committed to the institutionalizing sustainability and achieving higher levels of performance in the development and management of our housing portfolio.One of our award-winning properties, The Springs, achieved LED Platinum certification.

Notification of Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability (504): The Housing Company does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its federally assisted programs and activities. The person in the position named below has been designated to coordinate compliance with the nondiscrimination requirements contained in the Department of Housing and Urban Development's regulations implementing Section 504 (24CFR, Part 8 dated June 2, 1988).

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Reduced Fare by Valley Regional Transit (VRT)

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Reduced Fare by Valley Regional Transit (VRT)

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Eligibility:

- Must be a student (6-18) OR

- Senior (65 or older) OR

- Person with a disability OR

- Person with a Medicare Card.

Cost: Reduced Cost

Reduced cost bus passes and fares for students, seniors, persons with a disability, or Medicare card holder.

To obtain a reduced fare pass please call: 208-345-7433 or click on image to visit their website.

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Treasure Valley Public Transportation - Valley Regional Transit

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Valley Regional Transit is the Regional Public Transportation Authority (RPTA) for Ada County and Canyon County.

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Bringing the Healing Power of Music to Your Shelter Community

At Guitarists for Good, our mission is to support homeless shelters and qualified nonprofits by donating guitars to be used as house instruments to be used by musicians traveling through.

These guitars become the property of the organization, bringing the gift of music into the lives of those you serve.

Music offers a powerful tool for healing and transformation.

The therapeutic benefits of music are profound—it has the power to heal, calm a chaotic mind, and restore a sense of peace and purpose.

Music provides an emotional outlet, helping individuals process emotions, reduce stress, and reconnect with positive memories.

For those who have experienced trauma, music can be a pathway to recovery and foster a renewed sense of self.

We are eager to support shelters in your community!

To learn more about our initiative or to submit a request, visit our website and click the "Apply" button.

Feel free to reach out with any questions.

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Guitarists for Good is a volunteer, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization that shares its love of music by giving the gift of guitars, with a focus on those places serving the temporarily homeless in our communities. #nonprofit #guitaristsforgood

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Anna Grace Foundation for Single Parents

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Anna Grace Foundation for Single Parents

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When no other funds are available, we will meet with you in person at the hotel you are staying at. We are willing to pay for one night for you and your children. Let's talk!

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Our commercial kitchen, cafeteria, and dedicated staff provide a place of safety and empowerment for those seeking a fresh start in life. We support individuals with hurdles to employment in recognizing their potential as they work to gain new skills and achieve self-sufficiency.

Our Foodservice Training and Job Placement Program operates as a simulated work environment to provide hands-on experience with preparing and serving affordable, freshly made lunches to the community.

Office: 208-258-6800

TTY: 800-377-3529

contactus@createcommongood.org

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Our commercial kitchen, cafeteria, and dedicated staff provide a place of safety and empowerment for those seeking a fresh start in life. We support individuals with hurdles to employment in recognizing their potential as they work to gain new skills and achieve self-sufficiency.

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Day Shelter

https://corpuschristiboise.org/services

Receiving mail at our address

Getting out of the weather to warm up or to cool down

Having a place to sit, read, visit, and recreate without being hassled​

Using a bathroom or brushing teeth

Taking a shower. If you’re interested in taking a shower, sign up with our laundry room attendant.

Laundry: sign up at the laundry room on Saturday at 8:30 a.m. for a time and day during the week to bring your clothes in to get them washed.

Picking out two items of clothing per day: The clothing room is located through the front door down the hall to the left.

Hot coffee available 8:30 – 4:30

Using a telephone for local calls. Located in the main gathering room on the counter. The number for that phone is (208) 426-0045

Receiving messages

Access to the internet for research

Access to education help and support

Getting advice from both volunteers and fellow guests

Developing friends and acquaintances

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NOTE: Due to the safety of our community and our volunteers, we are currently serving meals outside on the patio. We ask everyone to wear a mask inside our building regardless of vaccination status..

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https://www.lifeskitchen.org/training-program

Life’s Kitchen operates three businesses to provide on-the-job work experience to trainees while generating revenue for the ongoing program. Trainees gain a wide array of skills and experience by spending time working in our café, contract foods, and catering businesses. Each trainee passes through a 16-week, three-phase competency program, gaining expertise in areas such as safe food handling, knife cutting techniques, barista training, and basic culinary theory. The program provides trainees with both practical cooking experience and a high-quality food service curriculum.

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Phase 1: (Orientation and Introductory Culinary and Life Skills)
4 weeks 160 hours

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Jobcorps: Job Corps provides hands-on career technical training in high-growth industries and can also help individuals get a GED or high school diploma if they don't already have one.

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Job Seeking Registration: https://app.honestjobs.com/account/registration/job-seeker

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Home Page | Honest Jobs | Second-Chance Employment

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Honest Jobs is the nation’s largest fair-chance employment platform. We help people with criminal records find employment fast!

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Housing Search

https://nwboise.org/

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Affordable Housing Boise & Treasure Valley - NeighborWorks Boise

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Creating Affordable Housing Opportunities NeighborWorks® Boise is a nonprofit organization helping Idahoans in Boise and beyond. WHAT WE OFFER NeighborWorks® Boise makes the dream of owning a home a reality…

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If you are at risk of or experiencing literal homelessness in Ada County, call Our Path Home CONNECT at 208-336-HOME (4663) to speak with someone or leave a message with name and phone number.

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Eligibility: Anyone in a housing crisis

Cost: Free

Provided by this program: If you are in a housing crisis, CONTACT the nearest Access Point in your region. What is and Access Point? An Access Point is central place in each region where you will talk with someone about your current situation and housing needs.

Next Steps:

https://www.idahohousing.com/homeless-resources/

Region 7- Ada County: Our Path Home

208-336-4663

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Meal Times (Open to Men, Women & Children)

Breakfast – 6:30 a.m. (Daily)
Lunch – 12:00 p.m. (Daily)
Dinner – 5:00 p.m. for community guests, 7:00 p.m. for residents (Daily)

Check-In

Overnight Shelter – 4:00 p.m. (Daily)

575 S. 13th St.
Boise, ID

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City Light Shelter for Women and Children

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City Light Shelter for Women and Children

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Meal Times

Breakfast – 6:45 a.m. (Sunday – Friday), 8:00 a.m. (Saturday)
Lunch – 12:00 p.m. (Daily)
Dinner – 5:30 p.m. (Daily)

Check-In

Overnight Shelter – 4:00 p.m. (Daily)

1404 W. Jefferson St.
Boise, ID

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Eligibility: Anyone

Cost: Free

YOUTH:

Urgent Need Bikes: (Ages 4-18) provides bicycles to young people in urgent need of reliable transportation due to homelessness, new arrival status or other circumstances.

Sliding Scale Bikes: (Ages 4-11) sliding scale priced kids bikes for sale in the shop; $25-75 - towards a kids bicycle, helmet, light and lock.

Holiday Giveaway: (Ages 4-11) December giveaway for kids referred by local non-profit organizations, schools, social workers, after-school programs, etc.

Teen Earn-A-Bike: (Ages 12-17) A four-part class running monthly where teens have the opportunity to learn the basics of bicycle mechanics while earning a bike.

ADULTS:

Adult Work Trade: 1 hour of work = 1 hour of shop time trade program. Used parts (1 hour of work = $17 of parts/supplies). Participants can work for up to 2 hours/day.

Benton@boisebicycleproject.org or call 208-429-6520

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Our Emergency Shelter Program provides overnight shelter for up to 164 men, women and children each night of the year. Shelter services are available from 5:00pm – 7:00am daily (8:00am on Sunday), and are supplemented by light dinners provided in partnership with Life’s Kitchen and the Idaho Foodbank.

Single men and women have separate sleeping facilities in the shelter while sharing a common dining/recreation hall. Families are housed in another section of the shelter and share their own hospitality room.

ADDRESS:
1620 W. River Street, Boise ID 83702

HOURS:
5:00 pm – 7:00 am Monday-Saturday
5:00 pm – 8:00 am Sunday
PLEASE NOTE: The shelter is closed during the day except for daytime programming. However, if scheduled in advance, it is possible to make arrangements for a drop-off or visit.

PHONE:
208.343.2630 after 4:00 pm, or to leave a message during the day. TTY: 800.377.3529 or Idaho Relay Service: Dial 711.

FAMILIES:
208.810.5383 Families are served at a separate location. We serve families with minor children including single parents and 2 parent households. Families can call to learn more and get onto the waitlist for our Family Shelter Program.

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Interfaith Sanctuary – Shelter & Supportive Services

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The Tom and Mary Tomlinson Family Foundation has just announced a $1 million matching gift specifically earmarked for the construction of the New Family Shelter Building. This facility is designed to serve 101 family members, including rooms for cribs, designed so families can stay together in private rooms. The building will also feature an early education classroom, teen lounge, family library, computer/study room, family dining area, laundry facilities, a mail room, and programming focused on employment, parenting, finances, housing, nutrition, and more. Additionally, the shelter will include a beautiful garden, playground, green space, and activity area for children to enjoy.

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Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. offers Legal Advice Lines for eligible Idahoans in the following legal areas: Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Stalking, and Sex Trafficking; Senior/Elder; and Housing. Intake is open between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. (Mountain Time), Monday through Wednesday. If you are in the Pacific Time Zone, this is 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. We do not accept phone applications on Thursdays or Fridays. To begin the intake process, please call 208-746-7541.

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Free Legal Advice Lines: Housing, Seniors, and Domestic Violence | Idaho Legal Aid Services

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Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. offers Legal Advice Lines for eligible Idahoans in the following legal areas: Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Stalking, and Sex Trafficking; Senior/Elder; and Housing. Intake is open between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. (Mountain Time), Monday through Wednesday. If you are in the Pacific Time Zone, this is 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. We do not accept phone applications on Thursdays or Fridays. To begin the intake process, please call 208-746-7541.

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CATCH exists because everyone needs a home. We work to create a safe, healthy, connected community by embracing Housing First best practices, empowering those without housing, building collaborative partnerships, and increasing public understanding to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring. Our vision is to end homelessness in the Treasure Valley!

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Eligibility: Tenants with a 3-day eviction notice

Cost: free

Provided by this program:Jesse Tree has a waitlist for assistance with rent payment for those facing eviction.

Next Steps:If you are a renter who has received a 3-day notice or eviction court summons, use the link to apply for emergency rental assistance. https://www.jessetreeidaho.org/apply

Tenant Resource Center: 208-383-9486