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Like many illnesses, prevention and early intervention can reduce the impact of mental health conditions. Symptoms of mental illness can often be painful and bewildering. But there is hope. And there is help. These resource guides can be a good place to start.
Resources in Adams and Valley Counties
Resources in Blaine County and the Wood River Valley
This resource guide offers information about local supportive resources in the communities in and around Blaine County, Idaho. If you would like assistance understanding these resources, the St. Luke’s Center for Community Health can help. Please call (208) 727-8733.
Resources in Elmore County
Resources in the Greater Treasure Valley
This resource guide lists many supportive resources available in the Treasure Valley. If you would like assistance understanding these resources, the St. Luke’s community health department can help. Please call (208) 381-4518.
24-Hour Mental Health Hotlines
If you or someone you know needs emergency mental health services, please call 911.
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Crisis Hotline
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Crisis Hotline has empathetic listeners and can provide resources and referrals to educational programs. It's anonymous and confidential.
Call any time, for any crisis. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
(208) 459-0092 (Adams, Canyon, Gem, Owyhee, Payette, Washington counties)
(208) 334-0808 (Ada, Boise, Elmore, Valley counties)
(208) 788-3596 (Blaine county and the surrounding areas)
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Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline
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Idaho Crisis & Suicide Hotline is free, confidential, and always available. Help a loved one, a friend, or yourself. Links callers to regional community crisis centers as well as to veteran resources.
Call or text 988
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