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Our mission is to serve community members by providing immediate assistance, essential resources, and connections to achieve self-sufficiency.
Through advocacy, case management, and referral, the CRCTV collaborates with individuals, organizations, and other agencies to help Teton Valley residents move away from crisis and gain stability in their lives.
Teton County Safe Streets for All
“Be a driver of change in Teton County by participating in our survey about roadway safety. We’re interested in community priorities around safety improvements on State Highway 33. This is the second part of our public outreach survey, with new questions based on what we heard in the first round. The project will lead to funding opportunities for the safety improvements identified by the community, so please tell us what is important to you!”
START Transit Development Plan
You have a chance to make your voice heard! Take the survey below to provide your input on START’s new Transit Development Plan, which includes the Teton Valley commuter routes to Jackson.
Our 2024 impact:
*funding through CRC Quality of Life Financial Assistance Program
Once you submit an application, we will reach out within 24 hours to schedule a follow up appointment. After we best determine your needs, we will advise what documents must be submitted as well as an expected timeline for assistance. Funding through our Quality of Life Financial Assistance Program is typically disbursed within one week of document submission.
Yes, we have one full time Spanish-speaking case manager on staff.
Roberto** came in to speak with us about a seemingly difficult task of finding the money to have a much needed knee surgery. Uncertain of how to help him, we began to ask questions and thoroughly assess the situation. We learned that Roberto had no insurance but being 65 years old made him eligible for Medicare. He was not enrolled, as he was still working and was not aware that he must seek out the benefit. Additionally, we learned that he was eligible for further coverage through the recently expanded Medicaid program. Helping him gain access to both types of insurance coverage will allow him to get the surgery and return to work more efficiently.
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Sometimes life feels like one big thunderstorm…..Take Ashley** for example, who came in feeling defeated and hopeless. Earlier this year, Ashley was diagnosed with endometrial cancer and had been undergoing treatments that necessitated her husband missing work to take her to Idaho Falls multiple times a week. Having to miss work made for far less income, and for the first time ever, Ashley and her husband found themselves struggling to pay their basic household bills.
Ashley reached out to The Community Resource Center, not knowing where else to turn. We were able to help Ashley apply to a special fund for women with cancer, which subsequently paid her electric and propane bills for the month. Additionally, the Community Resource Center was able to purchase insulin for Ashley, a medication that is crucial in managing her Type 1 diabetes. With this help, Ashley’s skies became a bit sunnier. She and her husband were able to regain hope and focus on beating her cancer!
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