Community Partnerships Of Idaho, Inc - Fruitland

This private agency collaborates with individuals with disabilities, their families, neighborhoods, and communities to enhance independence and community involvement. The Mental Health/Community Support Program caters to both children and adults, offering assistance in acquiring and utilizing skills essential for school or work. This includes areas like grooming, communication, anxiety management, and appropriate behaviors in educational settings. Additionally, it provides problem-solving support for daily living tasks such as personal hygiene, grooming, financial and time management, and transportation use. The agency also oversees medication prescriptions, monitoring, and education regarding medication's role in managing symptoms. Community crisis support is available to help in emergencies, ensuring safety and attempting to avert hospitalization. Other services include outreach, counseling, pre-assessment assistance, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and residential habilitation. Service coordination is available for all ages, from infants to adults, with support for attending meetings and appointments, 24-hour crisis assistance, and innovative problem-solving. Employment services focus on helping individuals with developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, learning disabilities, mental illnesses, and physical disabilities secure and maintain jobs. Recreational activities include a teen club, family weekend retreats, excursions, and mini camps for children and teens. Pre-employment skills training encompasses job exploration, resume preparation, job application completion, and interview techniques. Services are provided in English. For intake procedures, please contact the agency.