Profile: Intermountain Centers for Human Development

Intermountain Centers was established in 1973 as a private not-for-profit service organization providing residential and home-based services to a variety of clinical populations including emotionally and behaviorally challenged children and youth, seriously mentally ill adults, and developmentally disabled individuals.

The programs at ICHD are designed to develop:

• Interpersonal and social skills
• Self-sufficiency and self-management skills
• A sense of personal growth
• Personal responsibility
• Positive decision-making skills
• Academic and vocational skills
• Leisure skills
• Pro-social skills
• Community awareness and responsibility
• Constructive future planning

Intermountain Mission

The mission of Intermountain Centers for Human Development is to provide the highest quality community-based residential and support services in the most cost-effective manner to vulnerable and at-risk Native American youth and persons with Disabilities.