Family & community resource center

Providing culturally responsive support that honors the dignity and strength of Idaho’s community.

The Idaho HIspanic Foundation helps:
80 Kids/month and 170 families/month

In Idaho, 41% of households—including half of all Hispanic households—live below the ALICE Threshold, facing impossible daily decisions no one should have to make: food or medicine, rent or transportation.

 

The Idaho Hispanic Foundation’s Family and Community Resource Center (FCRC) was created to fill that gap, offering free, culturally responsive support that honors the dignity and strength of Idaho’s community.

Frequently asked Questions

Who can access services at the IHF Family and Community Resource Center?

Services from the Family and Community Resource Center are available to anyone in need. This includes individuals and families facing financial hardship, those seeking support for mental health, housing, employment, food assistance, or other essential needs. The center is committed to serving people of all backgrounds and ages, regardless of their income level or personal circumstances. Whether you’re looking for immediate help or long-term support, the resource center is here to provide compassionate assistance and connect you with valuable community resources

Food, Clothing, Hygiene Kits, Household Items, ESL Classes, Youth Programming, Adult Classes, Mobile Health Clinics, Food, Resource, and Health Fairs

Contact – Elia Lopez (208)586-0586

The IHF Family and Community Resource Center is by appointment-only as we would like to respect anyone who may be in a vulnerable situation.

Yes, translation help hours are currently Tues, Wed, Thurs 12-4pm 

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