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ABERDEEN
FOOD BANK |
Provides
nutrition to Bingham County residents
who are unable to meet their food needs.
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AID FOR
FRIENDS
208-232-0178
aidforfriendspocatello.org |
Provides
two homeless facilities (emergency
night/day shelters) 365 days a year,
transitional housing, case management
and financial management assistance.
Self-sufficiency programs include
affordable child care, payee services,
case management, and life skill classes.
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AMERICAN RED CROSS OF GREATER IDAHO
1-800-853-2570
www.redcrossidaho.org |
Provides
24 hour disaster relief, first aid,
water safety, CPR training, aid to
servicemen and a blood donor program for
all citizens.
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BANNOCK YOUTH FOUNDATION 208-234-2244
www.byfhome.com |
Bannock
House is an emergency shelter that
offers counseling and aftercare for
runaway and homeless youth and their
families. Outpatient counseling for
at-risk youth and their families.
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BINGHAM
COUNTY SCHOOLS RAINY DAY FUND |
Provides critical need
items to low-income children in Bingham
County schools.
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BINGHAM
CRISIS CENTER
208-785-1047
Bingham Crisis Center |
Domestic violence shelter
and services for victims of domestic
abuse.
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BLACKFOOT COMMUNITY CENTER 208-785-8022 |
A multifaceted community
center focused on empowering youth,
families, and the community through
educational and recreational classes and
community events.
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BLACKFOOT
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER |
Nutrition, Meals on
Wheels, activities, and other services
for senior citizens.
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BOY
SCOUTS - GRAND TETON COUNCIL
208-233-4600
www.grandtetoncouncil.org |
5,196
youth and 2,806 volunteer leaders
participate in the largest youth
development program dedicated to
character growth, citizenship training
and mental/physical development.
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BRIGHT
TOMORROWS
208-234-2646
www.brighttomorrowscac.org |
Provides
professional counseling and supportive
services to children and families
affected by child abuse as well as
community outreach and training on the
subject.
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CAMP FIRE
USA - GEM STATE COUNCIL
208-232-8819 |
For boys
and girls ages 3-18. Provides
coeducational clubs, sports, camp, teen
service and after school programs.
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CAMP
TAYLOR
208-232-5222
www.camptaylor.org |
Provides
year round affordable outdoor
recreational facilities for community
groups, with emphasis on youth,
handicapped and underprivileged in
Southeast Idaho.
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CASA--6TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROGRAM
208-232-2272 |
Recruits,
trains and supervises community
volunteers who are appointed by a judge
to speak for the best interest of abused
and neglected children in court.
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF
IDAHO
208-232-3056
www.catholiccharitiesidaho.org
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mission is to practice works of charity,
service and justice through the delivery
of quality social services, advocacy of
social justice, and collaboration with
the organizations to solve social
problems and build resilient
communities. The Eastern region offices
serves the 16 county area of
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CHUBBUCK
POCATELLO
HOCKEY ASSOCIATION (CPHA)
208-244-1367
www.chubbuckpocatellohockey.com |
PHA seeks
to expand youth opportunities by
building an inline hockey/soccer
facility in Chubbuck to foster athletic
programs that provide health and
physical fitness opportunities.
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COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS
208-237-6318 or 208-684-4491 |
Support group for
bereaved parents, offering friendship,
understanding, and fostering the
physical and emotional health of
bereaved parents. Monthly meeting. Free
newsletter published monthly.
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CIVIL AIR PATROL
208-251-3323
www.idahowing.com
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To serve
America by performing Homeland Security
and humanitarian missions for our
communities, states and nation;
developing our country's youth; and
educating our citizens on the importance
of air and space power.
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DARE/GREAT
208-234-6114
www.pocatello.us/policedept/index.htm
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Provides drug prevention
and gang resistance education to sixth
and seventh graders in Pocatello and
Chubbuck.
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FAMILY SERVICES
ALLIANCE OF SOUTHEAST IDAHO
208-232-0742
www.fsalliance.org |
Providing
crisis intervention for victims of
violence; counseling, support groups for
adults and children, parenting classes,
in-home assistance and programs for at
risk families.
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FOSTER
GRANDPARENTS
208-785-8452 or 785-8454
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Provides
income-eligible individuals age 60 plus,
the opportunity to serve and tutor
children and youth who have special or
exceptional needs.
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GIRL
SCOUTS OF SILVER SAGE COUNCIL, INC.
208-234-9076
www.girlscouts-ssc.org |
Offers
youth development through troops,
special events, community service,
recognition, an after school program,
crime deterrence and in-school programs.
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GREATER
POCATELLO SENIOR CITIZENS, INC.
208-233-1212 |
The Greater Pocatello Senior Center’s
mission is to provide a nutritious, hot
noon meal for seniors who are unable
either physically or financially to
provide for themselves.
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HEALTH WEST
208-852-0767
www.healthwestinc.org |
To provide affordable, quality
healthcare regardless of ability to pay.
Health West serves the communities of
Aberdeen, American Falls, Lava Hot
Springs, Downey, Pocatello, and McCammon.
People who would otherwise have had
difficulty accessing medical care are
able to receive that care in their own
communities, regardless of their ability
to pay.
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IDAHO
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CHILDREN'S FUND
208-233-7223
www.idahoea.org |
Provides clothing, shoes,
warm coats, eyeglasses and other
unfunded needs for school children
referred by teachers.
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THE IDAHO
FOODBANK
208-233-8811
www.idahofoodbank.org |
Through partnerships with
the food industry and support from the
local community, The Idaho Foodbank
gathers and distributes food and
groceries benefiting needy Idahoans.
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IDAHO
LEGAL AID SERVICES
208-233-0079
www.idaholegalaid.org |
Idaho Legal Aid Services
(ILAS) is a nonprofit statewide
organization dedicated to providing
equal access to justice for low-income
people through quality advocacy and
education.
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MEALS ON WHEELS - SEICAA
208-233-9677
www.seicaa.org |
Provides
homebound seniors nutritious, hot meals
and a caring visit. Assists clients to
retain and remain in their homes,
preventing or delaying institutional
care that, in most cases, is paid with
Medicare/Medicaid dollars.
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United Way of Southeastern Idaho is
interested in partnering with people and groups who
share a vision of prosperity for all of SE Idaho.
If that is you or your group, please contact United Way
at 232-1389 or