Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership Inc

Weatherization - weatherization assistance program (wap) reduces energy costs for low-income households by increasing the energy efficiency of their homes, while insuring health and safety. The program weatherized a total of 89 homes providing services to 282 clients. Our professionally trained crews use computerized energy assessments and advanced diagnostic equipment, such as blower doors, manometers, and infrared cameras, to create a comprehensive analysis of the home. This analysis helps determine the most appropriate cost-effective measures and identifies any health and safety concerns. Crews also inspect households to ensure the occupants' safety, checking indoor air quality, combustion safety, carbon monoxide, and identifying mold infestations which are all indications of energy waste. The auditor creates a customized work order and trained crews install the identified energy efficiency and health and safety measures. A certified quality control inspector ensures all work is completed correctly and that the home is safe for the occupants.

Housing -eastern idaho community action partnership, inc. (eicap) currently owns ten properties, providing a total of 323 units of housing. Seven properties, including a single home and triplex, are designated for family housing and provide 231 units of safe and affordable housing for families. The remaining three properties are designated as senior housing and provide 92 units to house persons who are 62 or over or handicapped or disabled, and meet income and tenant selection criteria. Eicap's housing properties are managed by syringa property management, inc.

Senior services - the mission of our senior services program is to empower individuals aged 60 and older to live safely, independently, and with dignity in their own homes and communities. In fiscal year 2024, we proudly served 6,218 older adults and caregivers through a wide range of essential services. Our offerings included: in-home support services, caregiver assistance, and respite care; health and wellness education through self-management workshops; nutrition support via congregate and home-delivered meals; information and assistance calls connecting seniors and caregivers to vital resources. We also provided 21,090 transportation boardings, ensuring access to medical appointments, grocery stores, and community activities.in addition to direct services: our adult protection team investigated 703 reports of abuse, neglect, and exploitation; our ombudsman program conducted 97 consultations to advocate for residents in long-term care; through legal aid, we delivered 275 hours of legal advice, counseling, and representation.volunteers played a meaningful role in our mission, with one volunteer supporting ombudsman services and three volunteers facilitating our chronic disease and chronic pain self-management programs and one supported our caregiver and grandparents raising grandchildren groups. We remain committed to maximizing current funding streams while actively pursuing new partnerships and innovative solutions to expand our reach and impact. Our work continues to be guided by the belief that every older adult deserves to age with respect, support, and opportunity.

Family services - eastern idaho community action partnership, inc.'s family services department offers wrap-around services for the entire family including energy assistance, rental assistance, tuition assistance, and nutritional food assistance from our three food pantries. We assisted 4,813 households during the fiscal year. The energy assistance program provides critical support to low-income households, helping reduce energy insecurity and alleviate financial strain. Rental assistance supports low-income households at risk of eviction. This program helps households remain stably housed during periods of financial hardship. The tuition assistance program empowers individuals to pursue education and workforce development opportunities by providing financial support for tuition. Participants gain marketable skills and increase long-term earning potential. Food pantries address food insecurity among low-income individuals and families by providing access to nutritious groceries and essential household items. Eicap's food.