Bannock County Resource Guide 2011 Counseling for Parents, Children and individuals. Parenting classes Community Resources for shelter, health, disability services etc. Introduction to the book The purpose of this resource book is to provide information and links for those living in the Idaho Sixth District Community to available ser- vices in their area. In the following pages you will find information on counseling services, health & disability services, legal aide, community resources, nutritional programs, child development programs, public school information and more. There is information on the community, state and national level for all these categories. Family Court Services 130 N. 6th Ave Suite F Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Phone # (208) 236-7432 Fax # (208) 236-7431 http://www.familycourtservices.org/ Emergency numbers . Table of Contents Bannock County …………….. 4 Pocatello McCammon Arimo Inkom Lava Hot Springs Bear Lake .………….. 48 Bloomington Georgetown Montpelier Paris St. Charles Caribou County ……….….. 51 Bancroft Soda Springs Oneida County ……….….. 55 Samaria Stone Pleastview Holbrook Malad City Power County …………… 57 American Falls Arbon Valley Pauline Rockland Franklin County ………….. 60 Dayton Preston Franklin Oxford Mink Creek Thatcher 70 Clifton Weston Whitney Bannock County National Eye Care Project - The Eye Care American Na- tional Eye Care Project provides medical and surgical eye care Pocatello Police Department for seniors. In order to qualify one must be: 65 or older, a Emergency citizen or legal resident, without access to an ophthalmologist 911 seen in 3 years or more. The qualified patient is sent a letter Non-emergency 234-6100 of referral to an ophthalmologist in the local area for a medi- Neighborhood Watch 234-6117 cal eye examination and follow-up care for whatever condi- Youth Services 234-6115 tion is found. Not an Eyeglass Program. Contact ~ 1-800-222-3937 –or- 877-887-6327; P.O. Box 911 N. 7th. Police services available to the public 24 hours/day, 7days/week. 429098, San Francisco, CA Sponsors Crime Prevention, Neighborhood Watch & Youth Services. www.eyecareamerica.org Cost ~ Insurance is billed but there is no penalty if you don’t Pocatello Fire Department have insurance. Station #1 - 408 East Whitman 234-6201 Station #2 - 1539 N. Hayes 234-6206 Station #3 - 1101 Pocatello Creek Road 234-46209 Station #4 - 1523 Flight Line Road 234-6211 Station #5 - 5424 S. Bannock Highway 234-6213 The main business office is at 408 East Whitman. The Fire Department con- tracts the Ambulance Service through Bannock County; and runs the ambu- lance district. We offer fire prevention education as well as station tours. The Fire Department has a smoke detector campaign, which is to get smoke detec- tors to all residences – for those unable to install a smoke detector, one is in- stalled for them. We host an open house usually during the month of May and do demos at farmers market. Chubbuck Police Department - City police department – investigates crimi- nal complaints, provides tours, fingerprinting for adults & children. Licenses for Daycare Providers, Taxi, Massage Therapists, Private Investigators and Be- havioral/Mental Health Providers in Chubbuck. Contact ~ (208) 237-7172; 238-2376 for background information for licenses; 5160 Yellowstone, P.O. Box 5604. 69 Drug, Alcohol & Behavior Modification Job Corps - Provides training for youth (16-24 years of age) in 10 centers with 27 vocational training programs. All Job Corps Centers emphasize education, skill training and employment after completion. Addiction Counseling Associates – Treats people 18 and older. Ties together realistic, educational and job training experience with Offers Drug/Alcohol Counseling, Individual and Couples Counsel- commitment. ing. Art Phelps, LCSW, ACADC. Contact ~ (208) 375-9414; 2323 S. Vista, Boise; 8am-5pm, Monday- Contact ~ (208) 234-2512; 333 N 18th Ave # B1 Friday. Eastern Idaho Regional Behavioral Health Center - An inpatient MADD - Mothers Against Drunk Driving, 511 E. John Carpenter facility for those with mental health issues. Counseling services are Freeway, Suite 700, Irving TX 75062, 214-744-6233. National Hot- offered for patients in an individual, group and family setting. line 800-438-6233. Contact ~ (208)236-7318; Crisis Line (208) 227-2260 Victim Services 1-877-MAD-HELP. Cost~ Charges for services vary. Medicaid and other insurances are Contact ~ 1-800-GET-MADD accepted. Boys Town National Hotline - This hotline is open 24 hours a day, Healthy Place Counseling - We can help with: depression and 365 days a year and staffed by specially trained counselors. Parents, ADHD, tantrums and defiance, anxiety, behavioral modification, teens and families can find help for a variety of issues. problem solving skills, coping skills, social skills, confidence building, Contact ~ (800) 448-3000; http://www.boystown.org/national- hotline sexuality awareness, drug education, independent living skills, ac- countability, sexual assault recovery, anger management, 24 hour crisis National Runaway Switchboard - Hotline counseling, encourages intervention, bipolar and more. the child to phone home or return home. Conference call with shelter Contact ~ (208) 233-1276; 1023 Yellowstone, Suite J, Pocatello –or- and parents. Message service for children or parents to leave messag- 524-4818; 255 B. St, Suite 300, Idaho Falls es. Home Free Program provides tickets for returning home. Crisis Cost ~ Fees are applied for services but select insurance and Medicaid intervention, referrals for shelter, counseling and therapy. Available 24 hours. are accepted. A sliding fee scale is also used. Contact ~ 1-800-RUN-AWAY (1-800-786-2929) Cost ~ Free Alcoholic & Narcotic Anonymous – Provides daily meetings for alcoholism support. The Friendship Club of Pocatello offers a safe supportive environment. There are over 25 various meetings held at the club each week. The opportunity to share time, talent, and re- sources provides the mainstay of early recovery. Contact ~ Friendship Club 745 S 1st St (208) 235-1444 For daily meetings - http://www.idahoarea18aa.org/main/ meetings.htm Cost ~ Free 68 5 Pocatello ~ Counseling Drug, Alcohol & Behavior Modification Idaho Parents Unlimited – This state funded program assists families all over Idaho. Their goal is to provide information, educa- Pocatello Vet Center - Readjustment counseling for veterans who tion, and parent-to-parent support to families who have children served in combat during recognized war periods/conflicts and/or with disabilities, via telephone, workshops, and providing resource areas of hostile fire, Vietnam era veterans regardless of duty station, information about disabilities. and sexual trauma victims of all eras. Free individual, group and Contact ~ (208) 342-5884; 1878 W. Overland, Boise, ID 83705. family counseling with emphasis on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Outside Treasure Valley: 1-800-242-4785 Substance abuse counseling. VA benefits assistance. Services are www.ipulidaho.org/ extended to vets of the Persian Gulf, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Cost~ Free the Global War on Terrorism. Contact ~ (208) 232-0316; 1800 Garrett Way Idaho Federation of Families for Children’s Mental Health - A statewide family-run organization that provides support, infor- Road to Recovery, Inc. - This agency offers a wide range of chem- mation and training for families with youth with mental health ical dependency programs across Southeast Idaho. Road to Recov- needs. ery, Inc. offers Alcohol/Drug Assessments, Alcohol/Drug Educa- Contact ~ 1-800-905-3436; 704 N. 7th , Boise, ID 83702. tion Series, Group and Individual Therapy, Alcohol and Family www.idahofederation.org Counseling, Referrals, Drug Court, MRT (Moral Recognition Thera- py), After Care, Intensive Outpatient Treatment and has specialized Idaho’s Heart ~ Statewide Child Abuse Prevention Center - Women’s and Children’s day program (Discovery House). The mission of Idaho’s Heart is to provide support and expand ser- Contact ~ (208) 233-9135; 600 E. Oak St vices to ensure our children are safe from abuse in all its forms throughout the state of Idaho. Discovery House ~ (208) 478-6150; 151 N. 3rd Suite 112 Contact ~ (208) 424-0943; PO Box 4941, Boise, ID 83711 Residential services at the following location: Pocatello, (208) 233- National ANAD - Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associat- 6341; 343 E. Bonneville ed Disorders. www.anad.org or e-mail address for information and referrals, [email protected]. Behavioral Reform - Provides counseling for all types of addic- Contact ~ (630) 577-1330 tions, victims of sex crimes and those with mental health issues. Contact~ (208) 252-4669; 1150 N. Arthur National Eating Disorder Association – Learn about different Cost~ There are fees for services provided but only select insuranc- types of eating disorders and how to get help. Contact ~ 1-800-931-2237; 603 Stewart St., Suite 803, Seattle WA; es are accepted, excluding Medicaid. (206) 382-3587;Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm www.nationaleatingdisorders.org 6 67 Pocatello ~ Counseling Children & Family Counseling Contact ~ Call these local offices for more information on ser- vices provided Bannock Youth Foundation - This organization has a variety of Bannock County - (208) 233-7348 825 E. Bridger, Pocatello services offered to youth and adults. All services are free. http:// Bear Lake County - (208) 847-1462 680 4th N., Suite #3, Mont- www.byfhome.com/ pelier Square One – provide shelter, counseling and transitional living programs to youth that are homeless