Mental Well-Being for Everyone in Blaine County
TogetherWe brings people and partners together to build a stronger, more connected mental well-being network — improving access, belonging, and support across Blaine County.
Connecting Our Community
TogetherWe strengthens mental well-being by bringing people together — neighbors, partners, and local organizations — to build connection and community.
Powered by a network of local organizations, care providers, schools, and community leaders, we work side by side to make mental well-being more accessible, coordinated, and compassionate across the valley.
Whether you’re looking for support, supporting someone you care about, or working to strengthen our valley, TogetherWe helps people connect to one another and to the resources they need.
Coming soon
TogetherWe Online Community Hub
An online community-powered hub where you can find connection and mental well-being resources - all in one place.
Get Notified When the Online Community Hub Launches
5B Suicide Prevention Alliance Is Now Part of TogetherWe
TogetherWe is proud to carry forward the legacy of the 5B Suicide Prevention Alliance, which will continue its mission as the Suicide Prevention Coalition of TogetherWe.
Rooted in the same partnerships, shared purpose, and deep care for our community, this transition strengthens our collective impact and gives this vital work a lasting home within our community.
Joining together deepens our collaboration with partners and volunteers across the valley and allows us to support our community more fully — from prevention and education to connection, care, and healing.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, help is available.
Call or Text 988
Local Crisis Hotline: 208-788-3596
Local Bilingual Support: 208-578-4114
Get Involved
Bringing people together to build connection and promote mental well-being for youth and adults
Connection meets collective action
Our Partners
TogetherWe brings together more than 60 partners — and growing — across healthcare, education, nonprofits, business, government, and faith communities.
