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What is Care Moore Homes?Unlike some assisted living facilities, we provide care in an actual home that has been specifically built or renovated to accommodate just 8 to 12 residents, resulting in an attractive staff-to-resident ratio of 1:6 or better.Care Moore Homes provides a seamless transition to an environment with 24/7 care. A Registered Nurse (RN) creates a customized plan of care for each resident and provides ongoing oversight, as well as modifications to the plan as your loved ones needs evolve.Our environment is designed to reduce falls, and we offer safe outdoor spaces with ADA-compliant and ADA-approved walking paths. Although our compassionate staff provides close supervision sensors so we are aware as soon as residents are moving around and can assist them quickly. Other safety measures includes external cameras, along with doors and gates that contain sensors to alert our staff if something is amiss. DiningYour loved one will enjoy home-cooked meals that meet the wants and needs of the residents. In addition to relaxing mealtimes, your family member can also request specific groceries to have on hand just like they do in their own home. Learn more about our dining experience.Activities & AmenitiesEach care home has its own personality that is a blend of those who live there. Your loved one will appreciate having an individualized experience on their own schedule, without the rigid structure thats present in a facility with a large number of residents. Discover what we offer.About Our HomesSeeing is believing. And we would love to show you what makes Care Moore Homes so special. Weve designed our home to feature well-appointed and cozy common living areas, beautiful outdoor spaces, top-quality safety and security, and many other lovely amenities. Find out more about our homes.Schedule a TourWe would love to tell you more about this unique option for assisted living and memory care in Boise. Contact our team online to schedule a tour or by calling 208-520-1111.

Catapult Greater Pittsburgh is a comprehensive organization dedicated to promoting economic justice and empowering individuals and families through various programs and initiatives. Their services span multiple areas, including housing, financial education, entrepreneurship, and community support.Services include:Housing and Homeownership ProgramsCatapult recognizes the importance of stable housing and homeownership in building generational wealth. They offer several programs in this area:Day One and Day One ResidentialThese programs support single-parent families with children under 5 years old. Day One is a two-year program that provides a supportive environment with monthly workshops covering topics related to the psychology of poverty. After completing Day One, participants can transition to Day One Residential, which offers safe, affordable housing costing just 15% of the participant~s income.CLEAR (Clinic for Legal Equity and Repairs)This program assists individuals and families living in homes without clear title to the property. CLEAR provides support for tangled title legal matters, offers quality-of-life home repairs, and helps with estate planning documentation. The goal is to protect existing homes as key assets for generational wealth building.D.O.O.R. (Developing Ownership Opportunities for Residents)D.O.O.R. is a pre-purchase program that helps first-time homebuyers develop a comprehensive plan to achieve homeownership. It includes monthly homebuyer education workshops and one-on-one counseling.K.E.Y. (Keeping Equity Yours)This post-purchase program equips homeowners with skills to maintain their property and build financial fortitude. It offers monthly homeowner education workshops and one-on-one counseling, covering topics such as basic home maintenance, avoiding predatory lending, and estate planning.Next Steps FundThis program is designed to increase equity in homeownership opportunities for families by providing assistance with closing costs, addressing one of the significant barriers to homeownership for many families.Financial Education and SupportS.A.V.E. (Solid Advice for Valuable Earnings)S.A.V.E. is a trauma-informed financial counseling program that provides workshops, one-on-one guidance, and materials to keep community members financially informed and empowered. It addresses generational poverty through a unique trauma-informed approach.B.A.S.I.C. (Building Access to Support Intentional Connection)This emergency resources and support program provides assistance with food, essential household supplies, feminine care products, and personal hygiene items for those facing temporary financial crises.Entrepreneurship ProgramsCatapult offers several programs to support minority entrepreneurs:Startup to StorefrontA 12-month retail business incubation program for minority entrepreneurs looking to start or grow existing retail businesses. It provides monthly cohort learning, one-on-one mentoring, educational seminars, networking opportunities, and technical assistance.Catapult Kids: Kidpreneurship Training ProgramA 6-month business incubation program for minority youth ages 14-17. It teaches personal goal setting, business startup, marketing, sales, and retail business operations.Catapult CulinaryThis program assists small, food-based businesses owned by minorities. It provides technical assistance in areas such as menu development, pricing strategies, and food safety regulations.Retail Gallery IncubatorsThese are innovative storefront spaces where retail businesses can sell and develop their products in the community. They provide high-visibility spaces for minority business owners to gain hands-on retail experience in a supported, low-risk environment.Community Engagement and AdvocacyL.E.A.P. (Lead, Empower, Advocate, Plan)A 9-month program designed to help community members understand systemic issues related to economic inequality. It includes weekly community meetings and aims to ignite communities to advocate for justice and change.Poverty SimulationsCatapult hosts poverty simulations throughout the year to educate policymakers and community leaders about the realities of living with financial constraints.