Treasure Valley Resources

 Terry Reilly Health Services is a non-profit community health center providing high quality medical, dental, and behavioral health services. We have 16 service locations located throughout Ada, Canyon, and Owyhee counties. 

Additionally, Terry Reilly also offers specialty counseling through its SANE Solutions program. SANE is Idaho’s largest outpatient trauma counseling service and offers treatment for all those impacted by sexual and domestic violence. Terry Reilly is in your insurance network. However, if you don’t have insurance just ask about our sliding-fee-scale. 

For more information please visit www.trhs.org.  

 Faces of Hope Victim Center provides assistance to those affected by interpersonal violence - no judgement, no strings, no wait lists, and no fees. Their multi-disciplinary team provides crisis-intervention services including safety planning, civil legal aid, medical care, crisis counseling, support groups, and self-defense classes. 

 Nampa Family Justice Center (NFJC) houses multiple agencies that assist families or individuals who are in abusive and unsafe situations. NFJC serves past and current victims/survivors of domestic abuse, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, and stalking. We strive to improve the safety of our families by providing comprehensive, client-centered services in a single location. Every person walking into the NFJC can expect to be met by a kind, empathetic, and knowledgeable advocate who will assess their needs and concerns. If you, or someone you know, would like more information about our free services please call 208-475-5700.   

24 hour hotline:  208-459-4779 Website: www.aafvhope.org 

Advocates Against Family Violence provides services and housing to victims of domestic violence.

Hope’s Door Shelter, located in Caldwell, Idaho, was opened as a sanctuary for victims of domestic violence to seek refuge before more lives might be taken.

Hope’s Door is the only domestic violence specific to women’s and children’s shelter in Canyon County. We provide protection not only for victims of Canyon County, but to the entire state of Idaho, and to victims across the country. Hope’s Door Shelter has 28 private bedrooms where women and their children have the security and safety needed to begin moving forward with a violence-free future.

While our emergency shelter is for women and children only, Hope’s Door provides victim services to men as well. Hope’s Door is committed to meeting the needs of ALL victims. We are able to provide male victims with emergency lodging through local hotels. We also have classes available to men.

While staying at Hope’s Door, survivors are able to take part in many different educational courses that focus on healthy relationships and life skills. Our goal is to empower individuals to set the course for eliminating violence in their lives and throughout our community.

www.addictioncenter.com/rehabs/idaho/

Web guides about addiction and a dedicated section that details the signs of addiction and the different recovery support options that exist.