Supporting the people who support Idaho families.

What we provide

Three ways we strengthen your work

Everything we do is designed around the day-to-day realities of being a support broker in Idaho.

Training

Workshops and self-paced learning on person-centered planning, budgeting, documentation, and more. Built to help with your annual continuing-education hours.

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Tools

A curated hub of the forms, manuals, rules, and partner organizations you reach for most, kept current and easy to find.

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Financial Assistance

Help with job-required software, hardware, and other costs that W-2 brokers can’t write off as a business expense.

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12
Continuing-education hours brokers complete each year to re-qualify
45
Days before expiration that re-qualification paperwork is due
3
Pillars of support: training, tools & financial assistance
1
Place to find what you need, statewide

Our Mission

To provide resources, education, and compassionate support that empower individuals and strengthen communities to thrive.

Our Vision

A world where everyone has the resources and support they need to live a healthy, fulfilling life and build a stronger tomorrow.

Support brokers

The steady hand behind self-direction

Support brokers help Idahoans with developmental disabilities and their families plan, budget, and direct their own services. It is meaningful, demanding work, and it deserves real support.

Who brokers support

Adults who self-direct

Adults with developmental disabilities who choose the self-direction option. They decide who supports them, when, and how, with a broker helping them plan and manage it all.

Children & their families

Parents of children with developmental disabilities who choose Family Directed Services. Brokers help families build a plan and manage their child’s budget and supports.

Young adults in transition

Youth moving from children’s services into adult services. Brokers help make that transition smooth, so supports continue without a gap.

Learning

Upcoming training

Sessions designed by and for Idaho support brokers.

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Person-Centered Planning in Practice

Facilitation techniques that keep the person at the center of every planning meeting.

Virtual 2 CE hours
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Support & Spending Plan Workshop

Hands-on practice building clear, compliant plans with realistic budgets and backup supports.

Virtual 3 CE hours
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Documentation That Works for You

Simple systems for tracking satisfaction, budgets, and notes without drowning in paperwork.

Self-paced 1 CE hour
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FAQ

Common questions

Who is Resourced Support for?

We serve Idaho Support Brokers, and only brokers: the professionals who help people with developmental disabilities and their families self-direct their services. Our training, tools, and financial assistance are for brokers themselves.

Is Resourced Support part of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare?

No. We are an independent nonprofit. For official program rules, qualification, and re-qualification decisions, please contact IDHW directly.

How do I request financial assistance?

Use our contact form and choose "Financial assistance request." We will follow up to learn more.

What kinds of expenses can financial assistance cover?

Job-required software, hardware, and other items a support broker needs to do the work. Brokers are W-2 employees of each family they serve, so these costs usually aren’t provided by an employer and generally can’t be written off as a business expense.

Do your trainings count toward re-qualification?

Our sessions are designed around support broker duties and include certificates of completion. Check the latest IDHW requirements for how training hours are documented.

Have a question or need a hand?

Whether you are requesting assistance, suggesting a resource, or just want to connect, we would love to hear from you.

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