The International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Boise is proud to offer culturally responsive, trauma-informed mental health services, uniquely designed to support the diverse communities of the Treasure Valley. This innovative program is built on the understanding that healing looks different across cultures. With a deep commitment to cultural humility, trauma awareness, and language access, the IRC in Boise offers mental health services that honor the lived experiences of refugees, asylees, humanitarian parolees, and other immigrant populations. 

What makes the IRC in Boise's mental health services unique?

Treatment options

How to access services

Whether you're a newcomer seeking support, a service provider looking to refer clients, or a community member wanting to learn more, IRC Boise is here to walk alongside you on the path to healing. 

If you are seeking therapeutic services for yourself, accessing care is simple and confidential:  

Receive individual and/or group counseling, psychoeducation, and community-based healing services.  

Choose one of the following methods to connect with our mental health team to schedule an intake assessment, then our team will work with you to understand your needs and goals.   

Contact us today to learn more.   

  1. Come to the IRC in Boise for an intake assessment. Upcoming times and dates for walk-ins or appointments are available on the IRC in Boise’s Office Hours and Intake page here  or
  2. Email Boise.MH@Rescue.org or call (208)344-1792 or
  3. Complete this simple IRC Wellness Program form: click here

Referrals

If you are referring someone else, we welcome referrals from healthcare providers, schools, community organizations, and individuals. If you know someone who may be eligible and could benefit from culturally responsive mental health support, please reach out.