About
Based in Pocatello, ID, the practice serves the whole state, offering information and referrals to residents with disabilities. They also provide free legal services to individuals who need help because of their disability. DisAbility Rights Idaho's services include information and referral, self-advocacy assistance, direct representation, technical assistance, monitoring, investigations, outreach, and training. They are primarily funded through federal grants, with additional work funded through private grants and donations.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Information and Referral
DisAbility Rights Idaho provides information and referrals to residents with disabilities.
Self-Advocacy Assistance
DisAbility Rights Idaho offers self-advocacy assistance to individuals with disabilities, providing them with legal advice, help writing letters, and contacting the right people.
Direct Representation
DisAbility Rights Idaho provides direct representation to individuals with disabilities in negotiations, mediations, or by filing complaints or a lawsuit in an administrative, state, or federal court proceeding.
Technical Assistance
DisAbility Rights Idaho provides technical assistance to attorneys, social workers, advocates, and other organizations working with individuals with disabilities.
Monitoring
DisAbility Rights Idaho monitors facilities where people with disabilities live or receive services to prevent, detect, and address instances of abuse, neglect, rights violations, or exploitation.
Investigations
DisAbility Rights Idaho conducts in-depth investigations and reports findings to state regulatory agencies or law enforcement when necessary.