Join us to share stories in a group setting. Topics include ideas for managing mental health, the History of Disability in America, barrier removal and supports, your interests in work and social activities, and what's next in your life. Held the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month.
This virtual support group meets twice a month, on 2nd and 4th Mondays, to help with tips, ideas and a listening ear to caregivers. Contact Cherie Villeneuve at 509-332-0365 to get sign in information.
This program is free of cost. A peer support group for those living with health challenges facilitated by Alicia Sloan, MSW, LICSW, MPH. Held the 4th Monday of each month. To sign up visit their website. For more information contact info@theCenterforChronicIllness.org
Affected by current changes to healthcare coverage? You are invited to meet with local experts to try and help you navigate this complex situation. Please bring any mail you've received about changing benefits if you are comfortable doing so. RSVP if you can, or just come. A delicious halal lunch will be provided. RSVP here.
JOIN OUR SUPPORT COMMUNITY Come and take part in a peer led support group and share in a supportive environment. Snacks provided. Discussions will include: Sept 29 - ABLE Accounts. Let’s Talk Money! Oct 20 - BINGO!
Equipment free, no cost, accessible movement classes for all ages and abilities!
Join this peer group for people who experience mental health challenges and for those who care about them. Presented by Sharlisa Davis. Held every Wednesday from 4-5pm. Topics include: Empowerment and responsibility The importance of education Developing a Wellness Action Recovery Plan Taking preventative action Diet, light, and exercise Challenging negative thoughts Stress reduction and...
This support group is open to all. Topics rotate w/focus on life after stroke, education & prevention. Held every Thursday at 10:30 am. Community stroke survivors & one support person is there. Call 208-262-8700 for more information More information here.
A free opportunity available to anyone in the community. Find resources related to clothing, disability, education, employment, food, housing, hygiene, medical, mentorship, and treatment. Learn about the resources in our community and gather information about programs available to assist you. For more information call 208-848-6642.
This is an education program presented by the Alzheimers Association. A virtual presentation that explores the role of caregiver and changes they may experience, building a support team and managing caregiver stress. Registration information from Julie Hooley at 509-412-2371 Watch the series at the Asotin County Library Community Room which opens at 9:45am. Asotin County Library...