JOIN OUR SUPPORT COMMUNITY Come and take part in a peer led support group and share in a supportive environment. Snacks provided. We will be playing a fun game! Oct 20 - BINGO!
NAMI Family Support Group is a peer-led support group for any adult with a loved one, family member, or friend who has experienced symptoms of a mental health condition. Gain insight from the challenges and successes of others facing similar experiences. By sharing your experience in a safe setting, you can gain hope and develop...
The ASL Club will begin meetings starting October 7th through December 16th in the Moscow Middle School Library. There is no cost to attend. The club is open to all and they welcome skills of any level. They build meaningful connections and strengthen you ASL skills through activities and games. Please wait until the bell...
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...
Are you, or a loved one, nearing 65? This is the workshop for you. An Idaho Department of Insurance SHIBA representative will explain Medicare and all of its pieces and parts, answer your questions, and de-mystify this healthcare program. In two hours, you will receive helpful resources, program updates, and peace of mind that you...
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 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.
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.
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. Call 208-932-8005 to reserve a spot.