Another great resource for families is the Idaho Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health. This is a non-profit organization with representatives in each area of the state. The services they offer are listed below. For more information call toll free 1-800-905-3436 or visit www.idahofederation.org.
Educational Opportunities:
- National conference attendance opportunities
- Youth trainings
- Local trainings in all Idaho communities
Parent Support
- Advocacy through Family Support Specialist
- Support groups in all areas of Idaho
- Opportunities to help other families through parent to parent support
- Participation in local System of Care
Resources and Referral
- Referrals in your area
- Where to go and who to call
- On-line definitions and resource links
- Family Support Specialists across the state
Youth Support
- Sib Shops
- Art from the Heart
- Youth Councils in local schools
- Advocacy
- Specialized, personal education
- On-line support group
Advocacy
- Assistance for parents and families as they navigate the children's mental health system
- Family voice through participation in System of Care committees and boards
- Opportunities on Federation Board of Directors
Need help knowing how to get services from Health and Welfare or other community assistance?
There are "Navigators" to help you achieve health, stability, and safety. They can assist you with Medicaid and food stamps, to name a few, along with identifying other resources in local areas.
Contact the Navigator closest to you by calling one of the numbers below:
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Region I
Coeur d'Alene Navigator (208) 665-8902 or
Coeur d'Alene Navigator (208) 665-8864
Kellogg Navigator (208) 784-1352 ext 229
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Region V
Please call 2-1-1
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Region II
Moscow Navigator (208) 882-6902
Orofino Navigator (208) 476-8142
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Region VI
Please call 2-1-1
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Region III
Caldwell Navigator (208) 455-7088
Nampa Navigator (208) 442-9991
Payette Navigator (208) 642-7065
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Region VII
Please call 2-1-1
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Region IV
Boise Navigator (208) 334-6926
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Are you aware of the 2-1-1 Careline?
This is a great way to learn about community services. Call 2-1-1 or 1-800-926-2588 or visit www.idahocareline.org
Have you heard about the Idaho State Department of Education's "Safe & Drug Free Schools"?
To learn more about this program, go to http://www.sde.idaho.gov/site/safe_drugfree/.
Casey Family Programs is another resource for parents.
Department Publications
Parent Brochure (English version)
Parent Brochure (Spanish version)
Juvenile Justice Acronyms
Juvenile Justice Terms
Additional Links