Community Council Of Idaho, Inc.

Community Council of Idaho, Inc. is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization headquartered in Caldwell, Idaho, registered as a Hispanic American-owned entity with the federal government since 2005. The organization provides comprehensive social services, workforce development, and community support programs primarily targeting vulnerable populations including migrant and seasonal farmworkers, low-income families, and rural communities across Idaho. Through its federal grant awards, Community Council of Idaho delivers a diverse portfolio of services spanning early childhood education, employment and training services, victim advocacy and legal assistance, health care support, and emergency assistance programs. The organization has demonstrated significant capacity in managing large federal grant programs, with current prime awards totaling over $34 million in active funding across multiple federal agencies.

Community Council of Idaho's service delivery encompasses several key program areas supported by federal grants. In early childhood education, the organization operates extensive Head Start and Migrant Head Start programs funded by the Department of Health and Human Services, serving hundreds of low-income children from infancy through preschool age across multiple sites throughout Idaho, with comprehensive services including education, health, nutrition, and family support. In workforce development, the organization implements the National Farmworker Jobs Program and YouthBuild program through the Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration, providing career services, occupational skills training, pre-apprenticeship programs in construction, youth services, and housing assistance to migrant and seasonal farmworkers and disadvantaged youth ages 16-24. The organization also operates a GED program for migrant and seasonal farmworkers funded by the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. In victim services, Community Council of Idaho administers two separate Rural Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking Assistance Program grants from the Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women, totaling over $1.2 million, which fund legal services, victim advocacy, law enforcement collaboration, and specialized services for immigrant victims through its Familias Unidas program. Additional services include health center operations and infrastructure support funded by the Bureau of Primary Health Care, rural health care facilities development through the Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service, and various support programs including Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, Community Services Block Grant, and community health navigation services for disease screening and vaccination, primarily received as sub-awards from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho State Police, Idaho State Board of Education, and other state entities. This diverse funding base reflects the organization's established expertise in serving underserved rural and immigrant populations across multiple service sectors.