Veteran organizations in Idaho

25 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in Idaho.

Organizations

Showing 1–24 of 25

  1. Provides an opportunity for certain criminally involved veterans to receive treatment and support in the community rather than in a correctional facility. The…

    • Mental health
  2. Provides relief to victims of natural disasters and helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies in Greater Idaho. The American Red Cross…

    • Peer support
  3. Works to strengthen and promote cities as centers of opportunity, leadership and governance. Association of Idaho Cities (AIC) advocates on behalf of cities…

    • Legal aid
  4. Assists Idaho Veterans in obtaining federal benefits that includes vocational rehabilitation, medical and dental care, and offers local county services that…

    • Peer support
  5. Provides a wide range of recreational, social and educational programs for youth and adults with disabilities. Boise Parks and Recreation enhances the quality…

    • Disability
  6. Offers food and shelter, as well as care and counseling on a case-by-case basis, to chronically homeless veterans across Ada and Canyon Counties through the…

    • Employment
  1. Promotes awareness, understanding and prevention of brain injury through support, advocacy and education based on the expressed needs of persons affected by…

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  2. Offers a variety of services to disabled veterans in Idaho, including help with filing VA claims for disability compensation, appealing claims decisions and…

    • Peer support
  3. Provides support services for veteran families with assistance to include a food pantry, energy assistance, emergency water, utility, weatherization as well…

    • Housing
    • Financial help
  4. Higher Ground

    Ketchum, ID

    Provides opportunities for people with cognitive, physical, and developmental disabilities in Idaho, including week-long and day programs for service members…

    • Disability
  5. Helps people in Idaho with disabilities to address abuse and neglect; obtain services and support they need to live; work and play in their own homes and…

    • Legal aid
  6. Provides information on a property tax deferral program for Idaho State. The Idaho Property Tax Deferral (PTD) program lets you postpone paying taxes on your…

    • Housing
  7. Provides links to regional offices where entrepreneurs can receive assistance in starting a business.

    • Business
  8. Provides information regarding legislative services, laws and rules for Idaho. Search the Idaho State Legislature website to find bills regarding veterans and…

    • Education
  9. Helps users determine how to travel throughout Idaho via public transportation.

  10. Provides free legal services to residents of Idaho. The acceptance of any case depends on the circumstances of the case and the availability of volunteer…

    • Legal aid
  11. Provides information to educate disabled veterans about available adaptive sporting activities and convince them and other adults and children with…

    • Disability
  12. Provides independent living skills programs and referrals for persons with disabilities in Idaho.

  13. Identifies education, support and advocacy for persons in Idaho with mental illnesses, their families and the wider community in order to improve quality of…

    • Mental health
  14. Operates transportation services for elderly and qualified disabled persons who are unable to use the fixed route system within the Pocatello/Chubbuck areas…

  15. Assists veterans and their families with VA educational benefits and other entitlements and offers free transportation to the VA medical center in Spokane…

    • Benefits
  16. Administers detoxification and mental health services to individuals living in Ada, Canyon and Owyhee counties Idaho. The Allumbaugh House offers individual…

    • Mental health
  17. Transports people in Idaho who are unable to utilize the bus system because of a disability.

    • Disability
  18. Offers wounded and injured veterans a chance to earn an educational grant based on their level of engagement with the program and find their successful and…

    • Benefits
    • Disability
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