Community Resource Directory Available

Fri., April 10, 1998

From Staff

The annual community resource directory from Information and Referral/Volunteer Connection Inc., is now available.

It includes information on how to contact more than 800 agencies and programs providing health, quality-of-life and human services throughout the five-county region. Information and Referral will provide free copies to all city, county and state law enforcement vehicles in the area the directory covers.

The book costs $15 and can be ordered at the Health Resource Center at Kootenai Medical Center or by phone at (208) 667-6400. Bulk orders are less expensive per book.

Information and Referral/Volunteer Connection Inc. is a nonprofit organization devoted to maintaining a centralized, computerized, inclusive database to link people to community resources.

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