Located In the Shoshone Medical Center Welness Building (Rear Entrance). Open Monday and Thursday, 10am-2pm. Volunteers at the SCSRC offer a variety of resources for cancer patients of Shoshone County.
Every Monday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Come and join others in a safe place to find community and freedom from the issues controlling your life. Where together you can deal with life’s hurts, habits, and hang-ups.
Worship Center
307 Main St, Smelterville
Contact Rod U. 208-512-9492
For more information contact Rod at 530-354-8874 or Christopher at 208-659-7512
Website: courses.centerforadolescentstudies.com/
You help young people. We help you help them thrive. Join the best FREE training community focused on trauma-informed care, resilience, mindfulness, building relationships, and more!
Free Resilience Community Course You help young people. We help you help them thrive.
Join the best FREE training community focused on trauma-informed care, resilience, mindfulness, building relationships, and more!
Our goal is to help you help the people you work with thrive. Period. And we want to offer the most robust free services so that we can build a community of like-minded individuals and leverage the power of community. And yes, we want to help you thrive as well.
This community features the following:
Four free self-paced courses (with FREE CE for qualifying professionals) A monthly live Zoom call focused on topics covered in the community (mindfulness, resilience, trauma-informed care, building relationships, etc.) and community building. A weekly live meditation to raise personal and collective consciousness. An online platform to connect with other providers/professionals in a similar industry, And whatever else we add!!!!
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Free Resilience Community Course.
You help young people. We help you help them thrive.
Join the best FREE training community focused on trauma-informed care, resilience, mindfulness, building relationships, and more!
Our goal is to help you help the people you work with thrive. Period. And we want to offer the most robust free services so that we can build a community of like-minded individuals and leverage the power of community. And yes, we want to help you thrive as well.
This community features the following:
Four free self-paced courses (with FREE CE for qualifying professionals) A monthly live Zoom call focused on topics covered in the community (mindfulness, resilience, trauma-informed care, building relationships, etc.) and community building. A weekly live meditation to raise personal and collective consciousness. An online platform to connect with other providers/professionals in a similar industry, And whatever else we add!!!!
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This Mental Health Resource Bundle from CCDA provides opportunities for awareness and learning about faith and mental health within a CCD context. Let’s discover together how incorporating awareness and holistic approaches to mental health can restore and transform community, life and ministry. Learn more about our resources, reflections, events, and networking opportunities at ccda.org/behavioralhealth.
We inspire generations. For over 30 years we have shared the journey of seeing Christians fully engaged in the process of transformation in their communities. We train and connect. Whether through community gatherings, regional events or online, CCDA works to creatively provide spaces for practitioners and partners to learn and network with like-minded leaders.
Coat Distribution
St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho HELP Center
201 E. Harrison Ave, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
October 28th-November 22nd 2024
Monday through Friday 8:30AM-5PM
Eligible families can receive benefits paid toward their heating bill, including natural gas, electricity, wood, propane and oil costs. Benefit amounts are determined by total household income, size and historical energy usage and do not require a disconnection or situation where heating fuel is nearly exhausted in order to be received.
CAP’s weatherization program is designed to assist households with low incomes to permanently reduce their energy bills by making their homes more energy efficient. Measures may include attic, wall, floor and duct insulation, testing space and water heater equipment for repair or replacement and other minor repairs to increase the safety and affordability of your home. Both homeowners and renters with low incomes may qualify
