Certified Family Home Overview
A Certified Family Home provides a safe, family-style living environment for adults with developmental disabilities who need some assistance with daily living activities. The Certified Family Home is operated by a provider who has been certified by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare and demonstrates the knowledge and experience to provide a safe and effective service to the resident(s).
Community Partnerships of Idaho has been contracted by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare to provide Program Coordination for this program. Our Program Coordinators offer a person-centered approach to assist the Certified Family Home Provider in developing implementation plans designed to meet the individual resident's needs. Program Coordinators develop written programs for the Provider to put into place in the home and offer one-on-one support to help with these programs and to enhance independent living skills for the resident.
The first step in qualifying as a Certified Family Home is completing an application with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
Tools and Support
We provide a number of videos and downloads to help Certified Family Home Providers. To access these tools, please refer to the Related Downloads and Related Links on this page.
Announcements
Join us for the 2017 SMART Workshop Series! Topics include Emergency Preparedness, Heath Care Documentation and Record Keeping, Mental Health, and Managing Cares at Home. The $25 workshop includes lunch, parking, all materials and a 4 hour certificate of attendance. For more information please click the following SMART 2017 workshop agenda.
We are happy to announce that we will soon be in northern Idaho to provide a few training opportunities. We will be partnering with CK Quade Law, PLLC and New York Life to present the following: Special Needs...Caring for Loved Ones Under Unique Circumstances, Benefits Planning to Maintain Government Benefits and Heath Care Documentation and Record Keeping. For further information please see below.
