Alternative to Violence on the Palouse – Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse provides 24 hour emergency and supportive services to family and sexual violence victims and survivors and their children. All services are provided free of charge, in confidence and without discrimination. ATVP also has an outreach and education program, that focuses on increasing understanding and awareness as well as on preventing family and sexual violence. For more information visit ATVP’s website.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) – provide community volunteer advocacy for abused and neglected children pursuant to statute. After a thorough investigation, the GAL volunteer prepares a report outlining the history of the case, the services that are available for the child and family, and ultimately, makes a recommendation about what is in the best interests of the child. Our judges use this and other information to make an informed decision and create better outcomes for abused and/or neglected children all across Idaho. For more Information visit CASA’s website.
Circles of Caring – Circles of Caring makes it possible for adults living with dementia and chronic illness to be successful, safe and surrounded by family and friends. They offer a unique day program that provides a safe, caring, and nurturing atmosphere for adults and elders. For more information visit Circles of Caring’s website.
Habitat for Humanity – The mission of Palouse Habitat for Humanity is to serve our neighbors in need by helping to eliminate poverty housing on the Palouse and worldwide. The vision Habitat for Humanity International is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Its mission is to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. For more information visit Habitat for Humanities of the Palouse’s website.
Idaho Food Bank – An independent, donor-supported, nonprofit organization founded in 1984, and is the largest distributor of free food assistance in Idaho. From warehouses in Boise, Lewiston and Pocatello, the Foodbank has distributed more than 135 million pounds of food to Idaho families through a network of more than 230 community-based partners. These include rescue missions, church pantries, emergency shelters and community kitchens. The Foodbank also operates direct-service programs that promote healthy families and communities through good nutrition. For more information visit Idaho Food Bank’s website.
Latah Recovery Center – The Latah Recovery Community Center, Inc. (The Center) is a private, nonprofit organization serving people who are in recovery from alcohol and other drug use or mental health disorders. It is a partnership between people in recovery, family members, allies and local organizations who respect the dignity and equality of all people and who are dedicated to promoting healthy communities.
Moscow Mentor Program – The Moscow Mentor Program strengthens our community by promoting nurturing friendships between youth and responsible caring adults. Mentors provide guidance and support as these youth pursue personal, family and academic dreams. For more information visit Moscow Mentor’s website.
Palouse Pathways – The mission of Palouse Pathways is the advancement of educational and career opportunities and the provision of educational and career preparation, information and resources. For more information visit Palouse Pathways website.
Sojourner’s Alliance – Sojourners’ Alliance is a private, nonprofit organization working toward a vision of dignity and equality for all people. Our mission is to promote the personal growth, empowerment, and self sufficiency of people in transition by providing decent housing affordable to low income persons, basic services, education in life and interpersonal skills, counseling, and opportunities for integration into the community. For more information visit Sojourner’s Alliance website.
Willow Center – Willow Center for Grieving Children provides support to children, teens and their families who are grieving the death of a loved one. For more information visit Willow Center website.