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Groups fighting for children's rights say they are disappointed Gov. Gavin Newsom's May budget revision did not include more money for the Hearing Aid Coverage for Children Program. Newsom proposed about $16 million, but advocates want lawmakers to bump it up another $5 million in the final budget. ...
May is mental health awareness month. As part of that, groups in Idaho are using HOPE Week to help kids in crisis and reduce the state's worrying number of child suicides. Jean Mutchie is president of the Idaho Resilience Project and a community health manager at Saint Luke's Health System. ...
Several schools and businesses are participating and all community members are welcome to join the event which is focused on supporting youth in the area
Credit Idaho Public Television, PBS Masterpiece, Outdoor Idaho, Idaho Reports, Idaho Experience — just four examples from a long list of reasons why Idaho Public Television continues to be one of the highest-rated public television broadcasters in the nation. Add to that, the much-anticipated Hemingway, which will debut Monday, April 5 and run for three consecutive evenings. IPTV general manager Ron Pisaneschi and director of content Jeff Tucker visited with Morning Edition host George Prentice to talk about Hemingway, the Resilient Idaho Project and the most recent Neilsen ratings that c...
Credit Olena Shvets / Adobe Stock A new documentary in Idaho looks at childhood trauma and how building resiliency can help protect people in adulthood. "Resilient Idaho: Hope Lives Here" explores adverse childhood experiences such as abuse, neglect or other serious household dysfunction. Jean Mutchie, community health manager for St. Luke's Health System, said those experiences are common, and more common in Idaho than other states. But she noted there are ways to protect children from the effects of these events later in life. "It really requires leaning in instead of looking away, and unde...