Choosing and paying a child care provider is the responsibility of the caretaker. For more information about child care benefits or finding child care providers, contact your local Health and Welfare office. See list of state offices . If you need help getting these documents, your worker at the local Health and Welfare office can help. The Early Childhood Information Clearinghouse offers information on early childhood development.
Information is available in English and Spanish.
As a last resort, your local County Welfare office may be able to provide county medical assistance to you. For more information, call or visit your county office. Legal Aid Legal advice and representation may be available to you at little or no cost through Idaho Legal Aid Services. Twin Falls 736-2110 20. If you believe you have been discriminated against because of race, color, gender, handicap, national origin, religious creed, political belief, sexual orientation, or family status, you can file a complaint.