The Washington State Traumatic Brain Injury Council provides Support Groups throughout the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) that emphasize education and interpersonal support. The TBI Support Goops are predicated on the concept that a person-centered approach can empower and ...
Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, are conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a support system Exchange practical information on caregiving challenges and possible solutions Talk through ...
This group is currently not meeting in person due to COVID-19. If you need to contact someone for peer to peer support please call 208-883-0523. This group was originally titled Diabetic, Blind and Visually Impaired Support Group started in 1994. While the group still cares for the blind and ...
Join like minded people and find support for mental health issues at this support group. This months topic: Irrational anger, reasoning with paranoia, relatives, and setting limits. For more information call 208-882-3427
This plant sale and open house allows you to learn gardening skills, meet the community groups and see how everyone connects at the garden. Disability Action Center NW is proud to show off progress on the accessible garden plot and a demonstration of ergonomic and accessible garden tools.
Join our new Support Group Today. Also – Amber Leyba-Castle will also be with them! Come meet our Young and Well Leader. NAMI on Campus Meeting Everyone Welcome!!! (including Rob) Facilitators: Brenden Riddick and Haydn Davis ZOOM Format Join URL: https://BYUI.zoom.us/j/2886070701 Meeting ...
Let’s get the conversation started! Join us for a fun day flying kites as we support those with mental health issues. Help us remove the stigma and advocate for more services.
Join us for a day of fun activities! The Junior Lilac Parade, Asian Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Day and Japanese Kite Festival. The Family Fun Fair will have resources about the challenges faced by children, teens and adults regarding mental health, special needs and disabilities. ...
Join jus for a virtual gathering and play some games! Connect with others and win some prizes. Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86393419885
Quality Behavioral Health is offering a FREE support group for children and young adults. During these difficult times, everyone is feeling the effects of COVID. QBH is offering online support for children grades 5-12. The support group meets via zoom every Tuesday at 1:00. All participants ...
Free support group for children in Middle School. During these difficult times, everyone is feeling the effects of COVID. QBH is offering online support for children in Middle School. The group will meet via Zoom. All participants will be screened prior to being admitted to the group and will ...
Each peer meeting will feature updates from HCA on Covid-19, check in time for your community, a dose of joy to carry you through your day, and a special guest speaker. Registration is required. For registration information and other questions contact Karen Kelley at karenkelley@wscsupport.org ...
Free support group for children grades 5 & 6. During these difficult times, everyone is feeling the effects of COVID. QBH is offering online support for children in grades 5 & 6. The group will meet via Zoom. All participants will be screened prior to being admitted to the group and ...
Participants will learn and explore strategies for return to school following concussion in children. The conference will offer an opportunity for participants to network with colleagues and experts. As a result of this activity, the participant will be able to: Describe how the school ...
Get registered today at ywcaidaho.org. Register by May 11th for guaranteed t-shirt. Late registration on the morning of the run 8:30 am. Virtual packages are available. Family rates are available. Tickets are $30.00
Help us “Smash the Stigma” of mental illness. Register and receive a free t-shirt and join us in a walk/roll to the park. We will have presentations, snacks and water waiting for you! Show your support for Mental Health in our community! Register by May 16th by calling Sherri ...
Build a support system with people who understand. Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a personal support system Exchange practical information on ...
Come and enjoy your favorite brew with others in a relaxed atmosphere. Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. The only cost is what you order from the Smoothies and coffee bar or the lunch box menu. Join us to meet new people who are also dealing with memory loss, and […]
We will be holding a Mental Health Monday virtually. Ages 14 to 24 are welcome. We will introduce ourselves first with our name. A two word check in to see where everyone’s head is at mentally. We can all learn something empowering about ourselves and use that to fuel our independent living ...
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.
The in person meetings are cancelled due to COVID-19. If you find you need peer to peer support please call 509-336-7404 Fibromyalgia and Lupus Education & Support Group is designed to provide a confidential, caring, non-threatening environment where people can share their concerns, fears, ...
Join Disability Action Center NW and the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce for Coffee Connections. Mark Leeper will present information about how to market your business to people with disabilities by being accessible and welcoming to one of the largest minority populations.
Join us for this activity for Mental Health Awareness Month. Gardening promotes mental health and you can attend in person at the DAC NW Post Falls office or at Latah Recovery Center, 531 S. Main St in Moscow, OR virtually through Zoom! Demonstration of how to create the perfect seed starting ...
The Idaho State Independent Living Council (SILC) is partnering with the Idaho Centers for Independent Living (CILs) to host public meetings across Idaho. The SILC and the CILs serve Idahoans across disabilities and lifespan. The SILC and CILs are collecting information to develop a three-year ...
The Idaho State Independent Living Council (SILC) is partnering with the Idaho Centers for Independent Living (CILs) to host public meetings across Idaho. The SILC and the CILs serve Idahoans across disabilities and lifespan. The SILC and CILs are collecting information to develop a three-year ...
The Idaho State Independent Living Council (SILC) is partnering with the Idaho Centers for Independent Living (CILs) to host public meetings across Idaho. The SILC and the CILs serve Idahoans across disabilities and lifespan. The SILC and CILs are collecting information to develop a three-year ...
Learn about many new products and services and get in touch with your community again! Over 400 vendors, door prizes and the famous cake walk! Information on making improvements, building credit, managing budget, lawn and garden ideas, and more
This event will include a Pride Walk down 6th Street: Facepainting, music, speakers, food vendors, resource booths, temporary tattoos, make your own signs and posters.
This Zoom virtual support group meets every 2nd Sunday. You can contact Zoe (208-835-3071) or Lorraine (509-758-0284) for access.
In person meetings are currently cancelled due to COVID-19. If you need peer to peer support please call 208-799-5219 Meetings are held every second Monday of the month and will be hosted by a physical, occupational or speech professional, certified in the treatment of Parkinson’s ...
Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to: Develop a support system Exchange practical information on caregiving challenges and possible solutions Talk through issues ...
This Fun Run is a Fundraiser for Homes of Hope. Join the race and enjoy concessions, games, prizes and raffles. To register click here.
This hour long training for first responders on how to properly interact with a person who is blind. Hands on demonstrations included. Register at courageouskidsclimbing@gmail.com
Youth and young adults with disabilities ages 15-30 get to build their skills, connect with their community, and work to become current and future leaders. Participants will meet weekly on Zoom for six weeks to learn from experts (and each other) in areas they identified important to their ...
