News & Alerts

Call us. We are available around the clock, 365 days a year at 800.272.3900. Dial 711 to connect with a TRS operator.

Contact the Helpline any time, any day of the year. Help is available in your preferred language through our bilingual staff or interpreter service, which accommodates more than 200 languages. All conversations are confidential.

https://www.alz.org/help-support/resources/helpline

Idaho’s Alzheimer’s Association March Newsletter

Granny on the Move Support Groups & Education (every Tuesday 1:00 -2:00)

Alzheimer’s Hispanic Support Group, Nampa, Saturday, 2-4pm for more information call (208) 722-2521

https://aging.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/PTC-Council-Flyer-3.25.26.pdf

Location:  Area Agency on Aging 214 E Center St. Pocatello ID

Phone: 208-233-4032

Location:  Community Action Partnership 124 New 6th Street, Lewiston, ID 83501

Details here

https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/research_progress/clinical-trials/trialmatch

Northwest Clinical Trials, Boise Idaho

NWCT.com

https://aging.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/IMPROV-for-Caregivers.pdf

Location:  Community Action Partnership Area Agency on Aging

124 New 6th St Lewiston, ID 83501

Details here

Community Resource Finder

Location:  Trinity Baptist Church Fireside Room

711 Fairview Dr, Moscow ID 83843

Details here

ICA Webinar – 05/05/2026 – Moving Through Grief and Caregiving: Tools and Insights

https://aging.idaho.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/FYF-Scholarship-Flyer-Jan-2026.pdf

https://freedom-youth.org/empower-scholarship

The survey is available online in English and Spanish. Surveys in English and Spanish are also available in hard copy, large print and Braille. Please contact our office at 208-334-3800 if you need help or to request a survey be mailed to you. The survey remains open until September 15, 2026.  We want to hear from people with disabilities. We also value the input of family members and friends who can help people with disabilities complete the survey or complete it on their behalf.  It is okay to complete the survey more than one time.  It isn’t scientific. We know that needs change based on the day.

We use the survey responses to help us develop our next State Plan for Independent Living.  We also use the information to share with policy makers about the things that make life harder and better for Idahoans with disabilities.  All information remains confidential and comments are combined with others so that you can’t be identified unless you want to be, and you ask for timely follow-up from a Center for Independent Living.  When you request follow up, that information is only shared with the Center serving your area.