What is the Protection and Advocacy of Individual Rights Program (PAIR)?
PAIR is a federally funded program operated by Co-Ad, Inc., a non-profit legal services organization.
The PAIR program protects the legal rights of people with disabilities. These rights are guaranteed by federal, state and local laws.
Co-Ad helps individuals with significant disabilities secure the rights and services to which they are entitled.
Who is Eligible for PAIR Program Services?
PAIR services are available to people with a significant disability ...
What Kind of Services Does PAIR Offer?
We are advocates and lawyers who can work for you. We are not mental health professionals. Co-Ad is not a government agency. All requests are kept strictly confidential.
Co-Ad provides the following services ...
What Should I Do?
Contact us and let us know if you (or someone you know) have been prevented from getting services, benefits, or treatment because of:
If you want our help ...
What is Co-Ad?
Co-Ad, Inc. is a nonprofit legal services organization which manages several programs designed to protect the rights of people with disabilities.
Co-Ad, Inc. was founded in 1977. The Governor has named Co-Ad, Inc. to be Idaho's Protection and Advocacy System for people with disabilities.
Due to limited funding, Co-Ad is required every year to choose which services it can provide. We are always interested in information from people with disabilities to help us pick our priorities.
How Can Co-Ad Help?
PAIR Program Services are provided free of charge.
The PAIR Program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration