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.
This group meets to increase the volume of your voice and help the clarity of your speech. No singing ability is needed. This group is led by Carla Carnegie, MT-BC, NMT, BA, Music &Composition, BA, Music Therapy. It meets the 2nd 3rd and 4th Thursday of the month.
This is a fun group of people with Parkinson's that are doing yoga type stretching and a line dance kind of exercise. It can be adapted to any ability level, even if you're using a walker or want to sit in a chair. Meets the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Thursday of the month.
Envision a future where competitive integrated employment of youth and young adults with significant disabilities and complex needs is the norm, not the exception. Join in the Discussions: Connect with families and professionals Learn practical strategies Explore available services and resources Share perspectives to shape the future Explore possibilities This is for youth and their...
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.
First Steps 4 Life Recovery Center offers a free opportunity available to anyone in the community needing guidance and support. Engage and find local resources related to basic needs, health and wellness, personal and professional development. Learn more about the resources in our community and gather information about programs available to assist you. For any...
Join DAC for these Recovery-Friendly events! In partnership with Kootenai Recovery Community Center we will host some art and crafts. All supplies provided no art skills needed! Let’s build an art project together and meet with peers about what your needs might be. Meets the 2nd and fourth Thursday of every month. Call 208-932-8005 to...
ABLE accounts are saving/investment accounts for people who become disabled/Deaf before age 46. ABLE accounts provide the opportunity to save money and keep needed benefits. Why ABLE? Money in an ABLE account does not count against the resource limits for SSI, Medicaid and other State and Federal Benefits. Learn more about ABLE accounts, and how...
Join in a warm and welcoming support group for families of suicide and mental health issues. This months topic is Al-Anon slogans. For more information contact Lee Burkett at 208-882-3427
This virtual Supporting Independence workshop focuses on helping the person living with dementia take part in daily activities, providing the right amount of support and balancing safety and independence while managing expectations. 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...