Every step brings hope to someone who needs it.

Join our community on September 19 for Hike for Hope and help strengthen local crisis support, suicide prevention, and mental wellness programs throughout Blaine County.
Transforming Crisis Into Hope Through Human Connection
We exist to ensure every person has access to compassionate support during moments of fear, uncertainty, and distress.
Local 24/7 Hotline
208-788-3596
We are here to support you
What Happens When You Call the Hotline?
Crisis can happen to anyone – regardless of economic resources, gender, or age. Anyone can struggle with depression or have family members they are concerned about. Whether it’s a personal, family, or work issue, a major trauma, personal loss or chronic physical or mental illness, we listen and offer resources to help and enable callers to take positive steps forward.
The abused child, depressed, suicidal, or destitute adult has someone to call anonymously, and will get the tools they need at no cost. Suicide can almost always be avoided with early detection and proper intervention.
Our goal is to help you reduce stress and feel empowered to make decisions. You will be asked questions regarding your safety, feelings and if you have thoughts of suicide. If a responder feels you are in danger they will speak with you about accessing emergency services. The responder can also work with you to create a safety plan if needed.
Become a Hotline Responder
Join Us
You Can Play An Important Part In Saving Lives
By donating 1-2 days a month to listen with callers on the Hotline, you can make a difference, learn new skills, and be a part of the difference in so many people’s lives.
Through reflective and empathetic listening, we empower callers with human connections and resources while inspiring Hope and building Resiliency.
You will receive the training required to become a certified Hotline Responder and continued support at all times from our Team of Leaders.