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Gooding, ID

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in Gooding, ID, is dedicated to providing free and accessible meal support for individuals over 16 who are navigating the outpatient stages of eating disorder recovery. Our virtual drop-in group meals offer a welcoming and safe environment where participants can come together to share a meal and receive the guidance they need to nurture their relationship with food. With four sessions daily, including two meal times for lunch and two for dinner, individuals have the flexibility to engage as their schedules allow. Each session is facilitated by nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, ensuring that our participants benefit from informed support as they work towards recovery. Please note that while we offer essential meal support, we are not a crisis care service—those in need of immediate assistance should reach out to the appropriate crisis resources.

Gooding, ID

Nutrition Counseling

Nutrition DeJunked

Nutrition DeJunked Nutrition Counseling provides compassionate, evidence-based nutrition counseling for individuals of all ages in Gooding, ID, helping those struggling with disordered eating and related health issues. Our services address a wide range of concerns, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and ARFID. We also focus on body image healing and support for conditions like diabetes, PCOS, and gastrointestinal issues through medical nutrition therapy. Committed to inclusivity, we welcome clients of all backgrounds and abilities, striving to create a space of trust and collaboration. We offer both in-person sessions in Boise and Pocatello, as well as virtual consultations for clients throughout Idaho, Oregon, Montana, and Florida. Reduced-cost options are available based on individual needs, ensuring everyone can access the support they deserve.

Gooding, ID

Health and Wellness Coaching

Stand Beside Them

At Stand Beside Them in Gooding, ID, our dedicated health and wellness coaches are committed to empowering veterans through a compassionate and solution-focused approach. We understand the unique challenges veterans face, both externally and internally, and our coaching is designed to address these issues with sensitivity and support. Our services include individual coaching sessions covering essential topics such as nutrition and weight loss, stress management, grief, ADHD, work-family balance, physical fitness, and spiritual well-being. We strive to make our coaching accessible to all, offering sessions via Skype or telephone for those who may encounter distance or transportation challenges. Together, we take positive steps toward a healthier and fulfilling life.

Gooding, ID

The Last Mission Project

Operation First Response

The Last Mission Project, located in Gooding, ID, is dedicated to supporting veterans facing the challenges of PTSD by alleviating their financial burdens related to treatment. We understand that veterans need access to essential services without the stress of financial strain, which is why we offer financial assistance for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries. Our mission is to empower veterans to seek the care they need, enabling them to return to their families and communities as engaged, productive members. By providing targeted support, we aim to foster healing and resilience among those who have honorably served our country.

Gooding, ID

Komen Financial Assistance Program

Susan G. Komen

The Komen Financial Assistance Program in Gooding, ID, is dedicated to providing vital financial support to income-eligible individuals undergoing breast cancer treatment. Our mission is to alleviate the burdens that come with this journey by offering assistance with essential expenses such as rent, utility bills, and transportation to medical appointments. We also help cover crucial care costs, including medications for side-effect management, childcare, durable medical equipment, and groceries. Each award is thoughtfully calculated based on the individual's current stage of cancer, ensuring that we meet the specific needs of those we serve. We are here to support you every step of the way, making the fight against breast cancer a little more manageable.

Gooding, ID

Walker Center Gooding Idaho

The Walker Center, established in 1976, is a nonprofit addiction treatment facility in Gooding, Idaho dedicated to empowering individuals on their journey to sobriety and healthier living. They provide a comprehensive continuum of care that includes residential treatment and two levels of outpatient programming. Understanding that recovery is deeply personal, the center creates individualized treatment plans while maintaining a structured weekly format that addresses key recovery components. Each week focuses on specific topics including the medical model of addiction, relapse prevention strategies, sustainable lifestyle changes, and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques. To support clients through withdrawal, the Walker Center offers medication-assisted treatment services. They also recognize the importance of family involvement in the recovery process, facilitating two to three scheduled family visits during a client's residential stay. Their evidence-based approach reflects their commitment to effective, compassionate care for those struggling with substance use disorders.

Gooding, ID

Bluefire Wilderness Goodling Idaho

Located in the desert highlands of Southern Idaho, blueFire Wilderness Therapy offers transformative wilderness therapy for pre-teens (11-14), teens (15-17), and young adults (18-28) struggling with substance use, emotional difficulties, social challenges, and behavioral issues. The program integrates evidence-based counseling with outdoor adventure, academic support, and family systems work to help participants overcome obstacles and develop their potential. At blueFire, clients begin each week at base camp, engaging in individual and group therapy sessions, equine therapy, meal preparation, and planning for weekly expeditions. Days are filled with group activities like rock climbing, mountain biking, canoeing, and kayaking, balanced with curriculum work, journal writing, and evening campfire meetings. The structured environment allows troubled youth to earn middle and high school credits while participating in a comprehensive therapeutic experience. The program accepts some insurance providers and is designed to benefit both the individual participants and their families through its holistic approach to treatment.

Grace, ID

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365 in Grace, ID, is dedicated to empowering individuals with essential knowledge about kidney health and disease management. Whether you are newly diagnosed with kidney disease, caring for someone who's affected, or preparing for dialysis, our program offers invaluable education and resources tailored to your needs. Participants will learn about the symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), nutrition tips for healthy eating with kidney disease, coping strategies, and available treatment options, including home dialysis. We provide flexible access to our classes, available online, through video conference, by phone, or in person, ensuring that important information about kidney health is accessible to everyone in our community.

Grace, ID

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in Grace, ID, is dedicated to providing free and accessible meal support for individuals over 16 who are navigating the outpatient stage of eating disorder recovery. We offer live, virtual drop-in group meals that create a compassionate and supportive environment for participants to consume nourishing meals together. Our sessions occur four times daily, with options for lunch and dinner, allowing flexibility to fit personal schedules. Each meal support session is facilitated by knowledgeable nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, ensuring participants receive guidance aligned with their recovery journey. While we prioritize comfort and connection during meal times, please note that this program is not intended for crisis intervention. For immediate assistance, we encourage individuals to reach out to crisis support services.

Grace, ID

Nutrition Counseling

Nutrition DeJunked

Nutrition DeJunked in Grace, ID, provides comprehensive nutrition counseling tailored to individuals of all ages grappling with disordered eating and related health concerns. Our services include in-person and virtual sessions focused on a variety of issues, such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and medical nutrition therapy for conditions like diabetes and PCOS. We are committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of size, background, or identity, feels valued and supported. Understanding that treatment can be financially challenging, we offer a reduced cost fee on a case-by-case basis. In-person counseling is available in Boise and Pocatello, and we proudly serve clients through virtual sessions across Idaho, Oregon, Montana, and Florida.

Grace, ID

Intravenous and Tube Feeding Support

The Oley Foundation

Located in Grace, ID, the Oley Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals reliant on home intravenous nutrition (parenteral) and tube feeding (enteral). Through education, advocacy, and community networking, we provide vital resources for patients, families, clinicians, and industry professionals. Our complimentary membership offers a wealth of benefits, including access to the bi-monthly LifelineLetter featuring medical insights and personal stories, support groups, outreach initiatives, and a comprehensive Information Clearinghouse that answers pressing questions via a toll-free hotline and an extensive online library. Additionally, we facilitate consumer networking through online forums and provide an Equipment/Supply Exchange, connecting patients with essential supplies and equipment at no cost. Join our welcoming community and access the support and information you need to thrive on your nutritional journey.

Grace, ID

Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund

National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC)

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, located in Grace, ID, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of ovarian cancer patients by providing essential financial assistance for non-medical expenses. Each approved patient receives a one-time payment of $1,000, which can be used for crucial needs such as transportation to and from medical appointments, rent or housing costs, utility bills, groceries, and care services for children or the elderly. Our mission is to alleviate the financial burdens that can accompany cancer treatments, ensuring that patients can focus on their health and recovery. We understand the diverse financial challenges faced, and our program is designed to support patients through this experience with caring and compassionate resources. Eligibility requirements for income vary by state and will be assessed during the application process.

Grace, ID

General Support For Children With Cancer

Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF)

Located in Grace, ID, the Hailey Bankhead Foundation (HBF) is dedicated to supporting children with cancer and their families through critical assistance programs. We recognize the often-overlooked challenges that arise during a cancer diagnosis and aim to provide comprehensive support to help ease this journey. Our offerings include care packages, emergency financial assistance, therapeutic activities, support groups, and spiritual guidance. We also provide practical resources such as grocery cards, gas cards, gift certificates, and meal vouchers to ensure families have access to essential needs during difficult times. Our mission is to foster a nurturing environment where families can find comfort and encouragement as they navigate this journey together.