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SQUARE ONE735 N. Main
COUNSELING PROGRAMIndividual and Family CounselingBannock House has full-time counselors available as well as counseling interns from Idaho State University to provide individual and family counseling to youth up to 18 years of age in the community. This is a free service to the community - there is no fee. Conflict Management Group
This is an 8 week program to help young people learn to deal with conflict and feelings of anger in a healthy and appropriate way. We offer three different age group sessions: 4th-6th grade, 7th-8th grade, and 9th-12th grade. There is a $20 one-time fee for the 8 week program to help cover costs of the group. $5 is refunded to the participant upon successful completion of the program. Victim Assistance CounselingVictim Assistance Counseling is available for youth who are victims of crimes. Crimes can include child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, assault, robbery, and other violent crimes. Services available include crisis counseling, individual and group therapy, information and referral, criminal justice support and advocacy, assistance filing compensation claims, and personal advocacy. Victim Assistance Counseling is made available through a grant from the Idaho Council on Domestic Violence & Victim Assistance. CRISIS PROGRAMSquare One offers an emergency shelter for runaway and homeless youth ages 10-17 that in crisis throughout Southeast Idaho. The shelter can house youth for up to 21 days. Services provided through this program include: food, shelter, clothing, and medical care as needed. We also provide counseling for individuals and families, anger/conflict management groups, independent living groups, and GED preparation and study. While staying at the shelter, youth will have the opportunity to participate in individual, family, and group counseling. The primary goal of this program is to help youth reunify with their families. If reunification is not possible, Square One assists the youth in securing a stable living environment. There is no charge for this program. TRANSITIONAL LIVING PROGRAMThe Transitional Living Program (T.L.P.) is designed to help runaway and homeless youth learn to “make it” on their own. INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAMThe Bannock Youth Foundation Independent Living Program is a program designed to teach youth the skills that will help them succeed in life. The program offers an assessment of life skills, workshops, and one-on-one supervision to teach youth the following: Self Care, Daily Living, Social Development, Money Management, Housing & Community Resources, and Work & Study. Youth can receive shelter for up to eighteen months STREET OUTREACH PROGRAMThis project is designed to get information out about our programs to runaway and homeless youth in the community. The overall goal is to connect runaway and homeless youth with services in the community, particularly the runaway & homeless youth services provided by the Bannock Youth Foundation. We have brochures and cards at businesses and establishments that are youth friendly as well as our safe place sites. We want to get the word out to youth who may need these services and are not aware of them we offer the following services through southeast Idaho: |