About
Youth Empowerment Services (YES) serves youth under age 18 who experience significant emotional or behavioral challenges. The program provides coordinated, family-centered services for children and youth with disabilities, with a focus on special education, health information, and children’s behavioral health.
Programs
- Youth Empowerment Services (YES) — youth under age 18 who experience significant emotional or behavioral challenges · IPUL is the contractor for YES, Idaho’s children’s mental health system of care. YES provides coordinated, family-centered services so youth can succeed at home, at school, and in their communities.
- Parent Leadership Development — Training Parents to Lead.
- Special Education support — Help understanding IEPs, navigating the difference between IEPs and 504 Plans, securing early intervention services, improving literacy, and securing Dispute Resolution Services.
- Health information support — Help with healthcare related questions, including navigating applications for Medicaid programs, strategies to maintain positive partnerships with providers, and transition to adulthood questions.
- Transition to Adulthood guidance — Guidance and expert help for transition to adulthood questions, with focus on helping those with a disability make the transition as smoothly as they can.
At a glance
- Ages: 0–17 years old
- Facility hours: Sunday 1st November: Closed; Monday 2nd November: 9am – 5pm; Tuesday 3rd November: 9am – 5pm; Wednesday 4th November: 9am – 5pm; Thursday 5th November: 9am – 5pm; Friday 6th November: 9am – 5pm; Saturday 7th November: Closed
About the provider
YES is Idaho’s children’s mental health system of care, and IPUL is the contractor for the program. Its mission is to help families of children and youth with disabilities thrive by providing training, information, and support.
Last updated November 4, 2026.
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