Nonprofit Organization • Boise, Idaho
Nonprofit Organization • Boise, Idaho
Compassionate Support for Neurodiverse and Disabled Communities
From service dog training to life skills mentorship, we provide hands-on, heart-led support to help individuals thrive with confidence and independence.
Nonprofit Organization • Boise, Idaho
Nonprofit Organization • Boise, Idaho
Compassionate Support for Neurodiverse and Disabled Communities
From service dog training to life skills mentorship, we provide hands-on, heart-led support to help individuals thrive with confidence and independence.
Who We Are
Our Mission
Serviceberry Collective is dedicated to empowering neurodiverse and disabled individuals through compassionate support, education, and community connection. We believe everyone deserves access to the tools, resources, and encouragement needed to live a fulfilling and independent life.
Our Story
About Serviceberry Collective
Serviceberry Collective Inc. was founded with a deep commitment to supporting neurodiverse individuals and people with disabilities as they navigate everyday life. With experience in ADA accommodations, caregiving, and hands-on assistance, our organization provides meaningful, personalized support to those who need it most.
We combine human-centered care with the powerful role of assistance animals to create pathways toward independence. Our work extends beyond direct services. We educate, advocate, and build inclusive systems that uplift individuals and communities alike.
Our Story
About Serviceberry Collective
Serviceberry Collective Inc. was founded with a deep commitment to supporting neurodiverse individuals and people with disabilities as they navigate everyday life. With experience in ADA accommodations, caregiving, and hands-on assistance, our organization provides meaningful, personalized support to those who need it most.
We combine human-centered care with the powerful role of assistance animals to create pathways toward independence. Our work extends beyond direct services. We educate, advocate, and build inclusive systems that uplift individuals and communities alike.
What We Do
Programs & Services
Eight programs designed around real community needs, real people, and real outcomes.
What We Do
Programs & Services
Eight programs designed around real community needs, real people, and real outcomes.
Service Dog Training & Placement
We support owner-trainers, raise service dogs, and assist with placement to ensure individuals receive the right animal for their needs.
Life Skills & Mentorship Programs
One-on-one support for teenagers and adults to build independence, confidence, and daily living skills.
Disability Advocacy & ADA Education
We provide education for individuals and businesses to better understand accessibility, rights, and accommodations.
Peer Support Programs
Connection-driven programs led by people with lived experience, offering guidance, understanding, and community.
Youth & Transition Support
Helping young people and their families navigate the transition into adulthood, including accessing state and nonprofit resources.
Assistance Animal Education & Consulting
Training guidance, behavior consulting, and education for individuals interested in working with service animals.
Community Support Services
Pairing volunteers with neurodiverse individuals for help with daily tasks, companionship, and skill-building.
Creative & Fundraising Initiatives
Custom artwork and creative projects that directly support our programs and community outreach.
What Guides Us
Our Philosophy
We believe support should be human, compassionate, and individualized. At Serviceberry Collective, we center lived experience, dignity, and empowerment in everything we do. We understand that every person's journey is different, and we meet individuals where they are, without judgment.
Our work is rooted in the belief that true support comes from connection, education, and consistent care. Whether through mentorship, advocacy, or assistance animals, we are here to help people not just get by, but truly thrive.
What Guides Us
Our Philosophy
We believe support should be human, compassionate, and individualized. At Serviceberry Collective, we center lived experience, dignity, and empowerment in everything we do. We understand that every person's journey is different, and we meet individuals where they are, without judgment.
Our work is rooted in the belief that true support comes from connection, education, and consistent care. Whether through mentorship, advocacy, or assistance animals, we are here to help people not just get by, but truly thrive.
Compassion
We lead with empathy and warmth in every interaction
Independence
Building real pathways to self-sufficiency
Connection
Community is at the heart of every program
Empowerment
Giving individuals tools to define their success
Compassion
We lead with empathy and warmth in every interaction
Independence
Building real pathways to self-sufficiency
Connection
Community is at the heart of every program
Empowerment
Giving individuals tools to define their success
Our Team
Leadership
Libbie Wright
Founder
Libbie is passionate about helping individuals navigate life with disabilities. With a background in caregiving, American Sign Language, and professional service dog training through Karen Pryor Academy, she brings both expertise and heart to her work. She focuses on life skills mentorship, service dog training, and community education.
Nathan Ainslie
Board Member
Nathan brings lived experience as a neurodivergent individual with a late-onset disability. He is dedicated to supporting others through advocacy, service animal initiatives, and program development.
Sandra Wright
Board Member
Sandra is committed to helping individuals rebuild and thrive after hardship. With personal experience navigating disability and trauma recovery, she provides compassionate guidance and support to the community.
Our Team
Leadership
Libbie Wright
Founder
Libbie is passionate about helping individuals navigate life with disabilities. With a background in caregiving, American Sign Language, and professional service dog training through Karen Pryor Academy, she brings both expertise and heart to her work.
Nathan Ainslie
Board Member
Nathan brings lived experience as a neurodivergent individual with a late-onset disability. He is dedicated to supporting others through advocacy, service animal initiatives, and program development.
Sandra Wright
Board Member
Sandra is committed to helping individuals rebuild and thrive after hardship. With personal experience navigating disability and trauma recovery, she provides compassionate guidance and support to the community.
Make a Difference
Support Our Work
Your support makes our work possible. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on donations to provide essential services, train assistance animals, and expand our programs. Every contribution helps us support individuals in building independence, confidence, and a better future.
Make a Difference
Support Our Work
Your support makes our work possible. As a nonprofit organization, we rely on donations to provide essential services, train assistance animals, and expand our programs. Every contribution helps us support individuals in building independence, confidence, and a better future.
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Who do you serve?
We serve neurodiverse individuals, people with disabilities, and those seeking support navigating accommodations, independence, and service animal partnerships.
Do I need a service dog to work with you?
No. We offer a variety of services including mentorship, advocacy, and education. Service dog support is one part of what we do.
Do you offer Virtual services?
Yes, we offer both in-person and remote support depending on your needs and location.
How are your programs funded?
We are supported through donations, program fees, and community partnerships.
How can I get Involved?
You can volunteer, donate, or reach out to learn more about our programs.
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Who do you serve?
We serve neurodiverse individuals, people with disabilities, and those seeking support navigating accommodations, independence, and service animal partnerships.
Do I need a service dog to work with you?
No. We offer a variety of services including mentorship, advocacy, and education. Service dog support is one part of what we do.
Do you offer Virtual services?
Yes, we offer both in-person and remote support depending on your needs and location.
How are your programs funded?
We are supported through donations, program fees, and community partnerships.
How can I get Involved?
You can volunteer, donate, or reach out to learn more about our programs.
Reach Out
Contact Us
Get in Touch
Address: 3295 W Elder St Suite 209 #16933783, Boise, ID 83705
Reach Out
Contact Us
Get in Touch
Address: 3295 W Elder St Suite 209 #16933783, Boise, ID 83705
Supporting independence, connection, and growth, one life at a time.
3295 W Elder St Suite 209 #16933783, Boise, ID 83705
(208) 627-1202
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