1. Program Definition
Community Integration in Idaho is a program designed to enable individuals with disabilities to fully participate in mainstream society. It focuses on providing integrated living, working, and learning environments tailored to individual needs 

2. Regulations 
Community Integration is governed by IDAPA 16.03.19 - CERTIFIED FAMILY HOMES, specifically Section 16.03.19.174 - ACTIVITIES AND COMMUNITY INTEGRATION 

3. Licensing or Certification 
Specific licensing or certification for Community Integration providers is not mentioned. However, providers must comply with the regulations for Certified Family Homes. 

4. Responsible State Agency 
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare oversees Community Integration services. 

5. Application Process 
The application process is not explicitly described for becoming a Community Integration provider. 

6. Required Documentation 
While specific documentation is not listed, providers must demonstrate compliance with IDAPA 16.03.19 regulations. 

7. Timeline for Approval 
The timeline for approval is not specified in the provided information. 

8. Pre-Application Process 
There is no specific pre-application process mentioned for Community Integration providers. 

9. Pre-Application Training
No specific pre-application training is mentioned. However, providers must be knowledgeable about community integration principles and practices. 

10. Additional Notes 

• Community Integration focuses on three key areas: relationships with others, independence in living situations, and activities to fill one's time 

• Providers must create a homelike, family-styled living environment with a focus on integrated community living 

• Services may include support for participation in community activities, access to educational opportunities, and development of social ski