Many organizations regionally and statewide are providing services to people in need during this time of uncertainty, including food, shelter, medical, dental and mental health care, child care and more as listed below. We will update this as more information becomes available.
Statewide
Northern
- Community Action Partnership - helps local residents with a wide range of services including affordable housing, food and nutrition, and assistance for the aging.
North Central
- Community Action Partnership - helps local residents with a wide range of services including affordable housing, food and nutrition, and assistance for the aging.
- Snake River Community Clinic – free medical clinic serving low-income uninsured. Call for appointment. (208) 743-5899.
- CHAS Health – nonprofit health center providing medical, dental pharmacy and behavioral health services for regardless of ability to pay. Locations in Lewiston and Moscow.
- Free food pantries, other services Lewiston area calendar and map.
- Nez Perce Tribe-Commodity Foods - Eligibility guidelines apply and for tribe members only. Food distribution sites in Lapwai and Kamiah. (208) 843-2463.
- Salvation Army – Lewiston Corps – Food assistance, shelter, disaster services. (208) 746-9653.
- St. Vincent de Paul - Help with clothing, food, baby supplies, household goods, emergency needs. (208) 746-8361.
Southwestern
- United Way of Treasure Valley Community Resource Page - highlights housing assistance, childcare assistance, health care, resources for educators and parents, transportation assistance and more.
Southeastern
Salvation Army Pocatello – offers free lunches and food boxes, provides hygiene and homeless assistance, hotel, counseling, energy assistance, gas assistance, offender and addiction counseling, and programs for school age children. (208) 232-5318
Aid for Friends – Offers free early evening meals and provides many other social services. (208) 232-0178
St. Vincent De Paul of Pocatello – Food pantry open midday Wednesdays. (208) 233-2555