Community Partnerships Of Idaho, Inc. - Emmett

This agency collaborates with individuals with disabilities and their families, neighborhoods, and communities to enhance independence and community involvement. The Mental Health/Community Support Program offers assistance to children, adolescents, and adults in acquiring and utilizing skills essential for school or work, including grooming, communication, anxiety management, and appropriate behaviors in educational settings. It also provides problem-solving support for daily living tasks like personal hygiene, grooming, financial and time management, and transportation use. Services include medication prescription, monitoring, and education regarding medication's role in symptom management, as well as community crisis support to ensure safety and prevent hospitalization. Additional offerings comprise outreach groups, counseling, pre-assessment assistance, developmental therapy, occupational therapy, psychosocial rehabilitation, employment services, and residential habilitation, with service coordination available for individuals aged 3 to 21. The agency also focuses on helping individuals with developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, learning disabilities, mental health issues, and physical disabilities find and maintain employment. Recreational opportunities include a camp for adults with disabilities, while pre-employment skills training covers job exploration, resume preparation, job application completion, and interview techniques. Services are available in English, Spanish, American Sign Language, and Bosnian. Intake procedures can be initiated by contacting the agency.