Role: behavioral-health counseling, peer support, case management, and care coordination; geography: Lewis-Clark Valley; cost/eligibility: CHAS lists private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, uninsured self-pay, and a sliding-fee program; confirm intake, fees, clinician fit, and appointment availability; emergency limit: routine clinic care is not emergency dispatch. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
CHAS Behavioral Health Center — Lewiston
CHAS describes in-person and virtual behavioral-health services for adults, children, and families, with peer support and case management. Its same-day access hours can change; call before traveling and ask about the current schedule and payment options.
Role: community-action navigation for food, housing, energy, and stability programs; geography: northern Idaho and Asotin County, Washington; cost/eligibility: programs have separate eligibility, funding, and intake rules; confirm with CAP; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or guaranteed housing. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Community Action Partnership — Nez Perce/Asotin County
Community Action Partnership lists a Nez Perce/Asotin service area and Lewiston offices. Ask which program serves your address, what documentation is needed, and whether current funding or appointments are available.
Role: food assistance; geography: Lewiston; cost/eligibility: ask about current service and any intake requirements; emergency limit: not emergency response; Idaho DHW currently asks people to call ahead. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Community Action Food Bank — Lewiston
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare lists the Community Action Food Bank at 124 New 6th Street and says to call ahead for food assistance until further notice. Confirm hours and instructions before visiting.
Role: affordable and subsidized rental-housing options; geography: Lewiston and other listed Idaho communities; cost/eligibility: some units are rent-controlled but not subsidized, and units have income/voucher rules; confirm rent, vacancy, and eligibility directly; emergency limit: not emergency shelter or a placement guarantee. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Community Action Partnership — Lewiston Apartment Rentals
CAP lists several Lewiston apartment properties, including different rent and subsidy arrangements. Ask about current rents, vacancies, income limits, accessibility, and whether a voucher is required before applying.
Role: regional housing-access and homelessness-prevention navigation; geography: Region 2 includes Nez Perce County; cost/eligibility: counseling and funds have eligibility and appointment requirements; contact does not guarantee placement or assistance; emergency limit: not 911 or a crisis line. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Idaho Housing and Finance Association — Homeless Resources
IHFA lists Region 2 resources, including a regional access point and Family Promise of Lewis Clark Valley. Its housing-counseling funds may take time and are subject to eligibility; confirm current access, availability, and timing directly.
Role: family shelter and housing-stability support; geography: Lewiston and Lewis-Clark Valley; cost/eligibility: IHFA lists an appointment-based program for families and pregnant women; confirm current criteria and availability; emergency limit: not 911 dispatch. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Family Promise of Lewis Clark Valley
Family Promise describes support for families in crisis and sustainable housing. Contact the program directly to ask about intake, household eligibility, appointment steps, and current capacity.
Role: public-benefit access and navigation; geography: Lewiston and the department's Region 2; cost/eligibility: SNAP, LIHEAP, Medicaid, and other benefits have program-specific rules; call to verify which service is handled at this office; emergency limit: not crisis response. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare — Lewiston Benefits Office
The Lewiston office lists Self-Reliance Benefits Assistance for programs including food, health coverage, and energy support. Some services are handled by phone, so call before visiting and ask about documents and application options.
Role: energy-bill assistance; geography: CAP service area, including Nez Perce County; cost/eligibility: income, household size, energy use, season, and funding determine eligibility; confirm current application dates and funding; emergency limit: not emergency utility repair. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Community Action Partnership — Heating Assistance
CAP says eligible households may receive help with heating bills and that additional emergency assistance depends on funding and eligibility. Ask about the current season, documents, and application instructions.
Role: home-energy efficiency and weatherization program navigation; geography: CAP's northern Idaho service area; cost/eligibility: household, property, income, and program requirements apply; confirm current eligibility and whether the home can be safely assessed; emergency limit: not emergency repair service. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Community Action Partnership — Weatherization
CAP describes weatherization assistance and posts income guidelines. Call to confirm whether the program covers your address, whether renter or owner approval is required, and what the home assessment entails.
Role: peer-led mental-health support and family education; geography: Idaho, with online options to confirm; cost/eligibility: NAMI Idaho says its groups are free; ask about current schedule and participation steps; emergency limit: not therapy or crisis response. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
NAMI Idaho — Support Groups
NAMI Idaho describes free Connection and Family Support groups. Its Lewiston affiliate was still being established in 2026, so ask which local or online programs are currently meeting rather than assuming a local group is active.
Role: nonprofit mental-health education, peer-support, and affiliate-development information; geography: statewide, with Lewiston affiliate development reported for 2026; cost/eligibility: ask about current programs and participation; emergency limit: not clinical care or crisis response. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
NAMI Idaho — Lewiston Affiliate Updates
NAMI Idaho reported work to establish affiliates in Lewiston, Pocatello, and Twin Falls. Contact the state organization or complete its interest form to confirm whether a local group or class is now available.
Role: civil legal-help screening and advice-line referrals, including housing and safety issues; geography: Nez Perce and other listed north-central Idaho counties; cost/eligibility: free legal assistance is limited to eligible matters and clients; confirm screening requirements; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or legal representation guarantee. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Idaho Legal Aid Services — Lewiston Office
Idaho Legal Aid lists a Lewiston office and advice lines for housing, safety, public benefits, and other civil legal questions. Call to ask whether your issue fits and what documents to have ready.
Role: fair-housing information and referrals; geography: Lewiston; cost/eligibility: external legal or counseling services may have separate criteria; confirm with each provider; emergency limit: not a crisis or emergency service. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
City of Lewiston — Fair Housing Resources
The City lists organizations and agencies that can answer fair-housing questions, including Idaho Legal Aid and Intermountain Fair Housing Council. The page is information and referral, not a legal determination.
Role: fixed-route local public transportation; geography: Lewiston, with listed connections to Clarkston and regional transit; cost/eligibility: confirm fare, routes, hours, and ADA options before traveling; emergency limit: not medical transportation dispatch. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Lewiston Transit System
Lewiston Transit publishes east and west routes and transfer information. Route times and service can change; check the current schedule or call before planning an appointment trip.
Role: regional public transit; geography: listed routes connect Lewiston with Lapwai, Lenore, Peck, Culdesac, Orofino, and other communities; cost/eligibility: confirm route, fare, schedule, and accessibility directly; emergency limit: not emergency medical transport. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Nez Perce Tribe — Appaloosa Express
The Tribe lists Appaloosa Express service and route information for the region. Check current stops and operating days with the transit provider before traveling.
Role: public library, computers, Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, and information access; geography: Lewiston; cost/eligibility: confirm room reservations and library-card requirements; emergency limit: not a shelter or crisis service. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Lewiston City Library
The City Library lists public computers, free Wi-Fi, accessible facilities, and meeting spaces. Contact the library for current hours, card requirements, room reservations, or help finding information.
Role: library-material delivery; geography: Lewiston residents temporarily or permanently unable to visit the library; cost/eligibility: ask about enrollment and delivery arrangements; emergency limit: not in-home care or emergency assistance. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
Lewiston City Library — Homebound Service
Lewiston City Library describes a volunteer-delivery service for eligible residents who cannot come to the library on their own. Call or submit the library's form to ask whether the service fits.
Role: city sanitation, recycling, and approved pack-out service information; geography: Lewiston service addresses; cost/eligibility: rates and collection rules vary, and pack-out requires an approved exemption; confirm address-specific rules; emergency limit: not a cleanout contractor or hoarding-specialist service. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
City of Lewiston — Solid Waste Services
The City describes curbside collection and a Pack Out Service Program for addresses granted an exemption. The page says approved pack-out has no separate fee; it is a limited cart-access accommodation, not whole-home cleanout. Confirm eligibility and practical arrangements directly.
Role: residential household-waste and bulky-item disposal information; geography: eligible Lewiston residents and Nez Perce County customers on the county collection system; cost/eligibility: proof of service or tax assessment is required and some items/loads have fees; confirm accepted items and current operations; emergency limit: not a cleanout or hauling service. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
City of Lewiston — Transfer Station
The City describes household disposal rules, an annual included volume for eligible residents, and additional fees for some materials or excess loads. Check the current operations notice, proof required, accepted items, and fees before loading or transporting anything.
Role: directory for hoarding-related therapists, groups, clinics, and organizations; geography: searchable by city or ZIP, including Idaho; cost/eligibility: each listed provider sets its own fees, fit, and availability; emergency limit: directory is not clinical care or crisis response. | Fight the Blight is the nonprofit entry point and offers virtual groups; The Peer Tree is private-pay; Unburied is digital peer support, not therapy or emergency support. Listings are independent resources, not endorsements.
International OCD Foundation — Find Hoarding Help
Use the directory to search near Lewiston or by ZIP and ask providers about hoarding-specific experience, credentials, service area, payment, and availability. IOCDF notes that directory inclusion is not an endorsement or verification of competence.