My ResourceLink
Answer once. Skip the repeat paperwork.
Save your info once. We fill in application drafts for you to review. Keep track of what's next.
No account needed to start.
Saving doesn't submit an application. You choose what to share.
What would help today?
Choose a need to start My ResourceLink.
- Save once
- Review drafts
- Track next steps and what you've used
How My ResourceLink works
Save answers once. We can use them to fill in supported application drafts. You review, finish, and sign each form. You add your own progress notes; agencies do not update them.
Supported drafts include Idaho Department of Health and Welfare (DHW) benefits and the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).
Food help today. Utility help later.
Save household details for a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) draft. A supported utility-help draft can reuse matching answers. Review them and add what's new.
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Retype your details.
With My ResourceLink
Matching fields are already filled in.
You still review, finish, and sign each form. Agencies decide who qualifies.
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ResourceLink Idaho connects neighbors with local support, and helps you find a place to start.
Choose what you need: food, utilities, rent, health care, child care, or help finding work.
My ResourceLink is your private place to save progress. Answer once and reuse matching details across applications, at your own pace.
Keep household details and documents together, including IDs, bills, and resumes. You choose which document to share for staff review.
Prepare filled application drafts for Health and Welfare or energy assistance. Review and sign, then request staff review before an agency email. Saving information does not submit an application.
See what's missing and track next steps. Browse or request help without an account; sign in to save private details. Begin with what you know. Ask ResourceLink for help.