A New Leaf is a family owned and operated center servicing families with both Academic and Developmental needs. Our Developmental Disabilities Agency provides Service Coordination, Developmental Therapy, and Intensive Behavioral Intervention. Educationally, we provide one-on-one Tutoring, Academic Therapy, Home school Support and Classes, Curriculum Planning, Social/Life Skills, and Workshops. In addition, we are available for Consultation and Advocating.

Access Point provides intensive behavioral intervention services to children with autism and closely related disorders. Our staff have extensive professional expertise and clinical training. Our expertise lies within Applied Behavior Analysis and using principles of behavior to guide interventions in discrete trial training, pivotal response training, PECS implementation, picture activity schedules, and positive behavioral support interventions. Access Point implements only interventions supported through empirical, peer reviewed research.

Since its inception in 2000, Access Point has been committed to providing state of the art treatment to children with behavioral, developmental, and emotional challenges. Access Point maintains a center for application and research in Applied Behavior Analysis designed to improve children's physical and mental health and well-being through adjustments in behavior and family interactions.

We will support the family by providing a QUALITY, OUTCOME ORIENTED program to help each person progress toward their own individual potential with the ultimate goal of allowing them to move out into society where "true" inclusion can occur.

Works to help families and schools develop children's skills in the areas of play, self-help, socialization and language; and, alleviate behavior problems using research-based practices. Specialized training in positive behavior support and the UCLA (Lovaas) curriculum.

Community Partnerships is an agency dedicated to creating opportunities for people to learn and achieve their goals.

Creating opportunities for people to learn and achieve their goals.

The mission of Dawn Enterprises, Inc. is to assist individuals of Southeastern Idaho with mental, physical or social disabilities in achieving independence through employment training, skill training, social development, or living enhancements up to each individual's maximum capability.

Caldwell Training Center

Nampa Training Center

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Testing and treatment center dedicated to individuals with: Learning Difficulties, Sensory Integration Problems; Developmental Delays; Autism; A.D.D. / A.D.H.D.; Reading Problems

IASG, Inc. is dedicated to our community of families, adults and children affected by Asperger’s Syndrome and other high functioning autism spectrum disorder. Our support group largely focuses on educating individuals, parents, school personnel, community, and our medical community about Asperger’s Syndrome and other autism spectrum disorders. We have monthly parent or family meetings and a teen support group.

The Idaho Center for Autism is the only developmental disability agency in the Treasure Valley specializing in autism spectrum disorders. Each of our supervising therapists and program managers hold graduate degrees related to the treatment of ASD and have years of experience working with children on the spectrum.

Idaho Parents Unlimited, Inc. is dedicated to the enhancement of the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and their families. In pursuance of this goal, Idaho Parents Unlimited, Inc. will develop and support projects and activities that provide educational opportunities and disseminate information to individuals with disabilities, their families and other interested individuals with disabilities, By doing so, Idaho Parents Unlimited, Inc. hopes to enhance and support efforts of these individuals and their families to improve their quality of life.

Idaho Parents Unlimited, Inc.(IPUL) is a statewide organization which houses the Idaho Parent Training and Information Center, the Family to Family Health Information Center, and VSA arts of Idaho (Formerly Very Special Arts). IPUL’s activities are supported by funding from various state and federal agencies, by fund-raising events, and through parent memberships. Founded in 1985, IPUL is established as a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation in the state of Idaho.

Governmental agency for general information.

To create a quality, coordinated, collaborative system of training and certification for IBI and DS professionals to best serve children with developmental disabilities and their families.

The Joshua D Smith Foundation is a private development disabilities agency serving consumers 18 years and older with some summer programs offered to school age individuals.

The Foundation offers services in the home, community, and in our facilities. We seek to design programming curriculum to serve a broad spectrum of individual needs. The Foundation, in an effort to provide comprehensive life planning, coordinates services with other providers such as vocational rehabilitation, sheltered employment, school districts, targeted service coordination, and the Idaho State Department of Health and Welfare.

Lee Pesky Learning Center strengthens literacy (reading, writing, and math) in the community with an emphasis on helping those with learning disabilities. We achieve our mission by providing research-based: assessment, literacy instruction, and counseling to individuals and small groups; consultation and training to schools and educators to improve the literacy of all children; literacy resources (books, curricula, classes,
tools) to children, families, and communities.