How We Help Our Communities
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The Community Council of Idaho empowers the lives of over 14,000 individuals through work-force training preparation, education, civil rights advocacy, and well-being services.Learn MoreWe're Hiring
The Community Council of Idaho is looking to add some people to our team. If you are interested, visit our Job Opportunities page in the menu above or click here.Apply![](https://communitycouncilofidaho.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/migrant-logo.png)
Migrant & Seasonal Head Start
Dedicated to promoting the success of their children in school and later in life. We offer a comprehensive program for children and families.
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Employment & Training
We develop strategies that in turn will assist farmworkers to increase their skill development in areas including: trade, educational, and professional skills.
We also provide assistance to the community through our food bank, the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program and rent assistance.
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Community Family Clinic
The clinic accepts uninsured patients, privately insured patients, and patients with Medicaid or Medicare. Services may be provided on a sliding fee scale.
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Affordable Housing
All families deserve safe, secure and reasonable housing. The lives of the individuals and families that we serve are continually affected by the economic realities of Idaho rural agricultural economies.
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Immigration Legal Services
We offer affordable immigration legal services to families and individuals. Proving legal consultations and assistance for family-based petitions and applications, citizenship, DACA, TPS, and victims of certain violent crimes.