MORE THAN EDUCATION...
EMPOWERMENT
Our Support and Transition services are meant to build skills, confidence, and economic stability. By offering these programs, we hope to foster independence and “give wings” to survivors so they can go on and live exceptional lives free of abuse.
If you would like to learn more or are in need of any of our safety and shelter service. We are here for you!
SUPPORT & TRANSITION SERVICES
Skills for Success
Jobs and life skills course that empowers unemployed or underemployed victims of abuse and assists them in securing successful long term employment. 92% of Skills for Success Graduates obtain better paying jobs.
Women’s Support Group in English and Spanish
Women helping women find safety and support. Free and confidential support groups for survivors of abuse. Childcare provided. Call 208-788-4191 for more information.
Enrichment, Skills & Connections
Learn new skills and build connections by participating in a Zumba class, cooking class, computer skills building, yoga, English language courses and more. Contact 208-788-4191 to see what is being offered this month.
USDA Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
This program provides emergency food to families that meet 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines Income and according to the size of the family.
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Income eligibility and Idaho residency are the only requirements for TEFAP eligibility.
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Our services are available 24/7. Please call 208-788-4191 for assistance.
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Come by our office Monday-Friday from 9:00 am 4:00 pm at 211 S River St. Call 208-788-4191 after hours or on weekends.
Smart about Money Economic Empowerment (SAMEE)
Financial literacy course to improve financial skills and habits. The Advocates offers a financial match for people who have completed the course and wish to participate in a matched saving account program.
Free Legal Services & Advocacy
Our skilled staff helps clients navigate the complex legal system, including assistance with court protection orders, custody agreements, and divorce. We connect clients with free legal services provided by local attorneys and Idaho Legal Aid. This gives survivors access to the judicial system, which is often out of reach.