Homeless Shelters

Crisis Intervention for youth and families. Mediation of conflicts between parents and youth. If needed also provides a safe neutral environment to observe and assess behaviors, and implement behavior modification through a structured program that includes independent living skills, tutoring, and recreation. We work collaboratively with families, schools, case workers and all others involved to ensure youth are safe and able to access needed services.

• Runaway/Youth Shelters
• Juvenile Detention Facilities

Community Action Services and Food Bank is a non-profit organization that provides emergency assistance and long-term support to help families in poverty become self-reliant.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Open for emergency food, housing and shelter services only during normal business hours. ADDITIONALLY: Temporary Rental Assistance is available to those directly affected by COVID-19 and not eligible for unemployment; please call for specific information.

COVID-19 - UPDATE: As of July 31, 2020 the temporary Rental Assistance is now open to those who are receiving unemployment benefits. Additional funding has been received and eligibility requirements have changed. Those who quality can receive up to $2000 for rent and utility purposes.

• General Clothing Provision
• Hair and Nail Care
• Computer and Related Technology Classes
• Thanksgiving Baskets
• Community Gardening
• Food Pantries
• Homeless Motel Vouchers
• Clothing Vouchers
• Work Clothing
• Bus Fare
• Birth Certificate Fee Payment Assistance
• Rental Deposit Assistance
• Gas Money
• Utility Service Payment Assistance
• Driver License Fee Payment Assistance
• Personal Financial Counseling
• Adult Mentoring Programs
• Rent Payment Assistance

Focused on families with 100% legal and physical custody of children but there are some limited amounts available for other households specific to an eviction crisis (limit of $300 for families without children). For rental assistance, must have an eviction notice in hand.

• General Clothing Provision
• Gas Money
• Homeless Shelter

Provides safe shelter and collaborative resources to homeless, unaccompanied, runaway and at-risk youth in Northern Utah. Offers 16 temporary overnight shelter beds and day-time drop-in services to youth. Youth receive intensive case management to assist them in becoming either re-united with family or able to be self-sufficient and contributing members of the community.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Youth Futures is experiencing a soft closure. Essential food and shelter services continue to function. Drop-in services open M - F 7 -10 pm for youth ages 12 - 18 years old. Call for details.

• Food Pantries
• Runaway/Youth Shelters
• Street Outreach Programs

• Homeless Shelter Volunteer Opportunities
• Household Goods Donation Programs
• Homeless Shelter
• Community Mental Health Agencies

The resource center provides emergency temporary shelter for 200 men and women, 18 and older, while also providing on-site supportive services to assist those experiencing homelessness, resolve their immediate crisis, and rapidly return to stable housing. Services include a safe, warm place to sleep, housing navigation, employment services, life skills, meals, medical care provided by mobile health clinics, personal storage, counseling, and connections to long-term community support. Service and emotional support animals are allowed.

• Homeless Shelter
• Homeless Diversion Programs

Programs to fill the spiritual and other needs of transients or homeless people. Includes meals, showers, medical and shelter services offered to men, women, and children; and a drug and alcohol rehabilitation work program for those recovering from addiction.

Free youth and family counseling, crisis intervention, conflict resolution, parenting skills, problem solving skills, and support groups to meet the needs of runaway, homeless, and ungovernable youth and their families, and 24-hour Youth Facility.

• Runaway/Youth Shelters
• Truancy Counseling
• Adolescent/Youth Counseling
• Runaway/Homeless Youth Counseling
• Specialized Information and Referral

Vantage Point is a short term (48 hours, may be extended for homeless youth) voluntary facility where youth ages 11-17 who are experiencing trouble at home, high-risk or homeless may come for refuge and evaluation.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Open, however don't bring kids to Vantage Point if they are coughing and/or have a fever. If your child has a cold or is sick, they will need to be cleared by their Primary Care doctor before coming to Vantage Point. Visit https://www.wasatch.org/covid-19-information/

• Anger Management
• Juvenile Diversion
• Runaway/Homeless Youth Counseling
• Runaway/Youth Shelters

• Public Access Computers/Tools
• Housing Search Assistance
• Homeless Shelter
• Food Pantries
• Case/Care Management
• Bus Fare
• Certificates/Forms Assistance
• Identification Card Fee Payment Assistance
• Thanksgiving Baskets
• Laundry Facilities
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Public Showers/Baths
• Rental Deposit Assistance
• Job Finding Assistance
• Adult Mentoring Programs
• Rent Payment Assistance

Services for youth and their families in the Greater Salt Lake area including shelter care for runaway and homeless youth from birth to age 18, counseling and substance abuse services, after school programming, and 24/7 crisis response.

COVID-19 UPDATE: All counseling appointments have been moved to telehealth. No walk-in's for any appointments. The Juvenile Receive Centers in Salt Lake City and West Jordan are still open, and online prevention workshops will start soon. Website is updated daily; please check for information before calling.

• Drug Use Disorder Support Groups
• Holiday Gift/Toy Distribution Volunteer Opportunities
• Runaway/Youth Shelters
• Parenting Skills Classes
• Alcohol Use Disorder Support Groups
• LGBTQ Support Groups
• Youth Enrichment Programs
• Teaching/Instruction Volunteer Opportunities
• Runaway/Homeless Youth Helplines
• Substance Use Disorder Counseling
• Family Counseling
• Adolescent/Youth Counseling

West Jordan Location:
8781 South Redwood Rd. Building 3
West Jordan, UT 84088
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 AM to 8 PM
Phone: 385-468-4610

• Homeless Motel Vouchers
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Rental Deposit Assistance
• Food Pantries

Anyone will be assisted once. After that, you must prove that your income falls under 125% of the federal poverty guidelines for family size and income. Individuals may access services every two weeks and re-certify based on income every three months.

Provides programs and services which help homeless and low-income individuals and families work toward self-sufficiency. Programs include food pantries, homeless shelter, laundry and bathing facilities, and other forms of assistance.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Food pantry is available M - Th 10am - 3pm by appointment only. https://www.careandshare-ut.org/programs-services/online-appointment/

• Formula/Baby Food
• Laundry Facilities
• Driver License Fee Payment Assistance
• Homeless Shelter
• Transitional Housing/Shelter
• Gas Money
• Life Skills Education
• Prescription Expense Assistance
• Food Pantries
• Public Showers/Baths
• Clothing Vouchers
• Utility Service Payment Assistance
• Bus Fare
• Birth Certificate Fee Payment Assistance
• Rent Payment Assistance

Community Action Services and Food Bank is a non-profit organization that provides emergency assistance and long-term support to help families in poverty become self-reliant.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Make sure to call ahead to see if hours have changed.

• Rental Deposit Assistance
• Food Pantries
• Homeless Motel Vouchers
• Rent Payment Assistance

The resource center provides emergency temporary shelter for 300 men, 18 and older, while also providing on-site supportive services to assist those experiencing homelessness, resolve their immediate crisis, and rapidly return to stable housing. Services include a safe, warm place to sleep, housing navigation, employment services, life skills, meals, medical care provided by mobile health clinics, personal storage, counseling, and connections to long-term community support. Emotional support and service pets are welcome.

• Homeless Shelter
• Homeless Diversion Programs

Provides comprehensive services for at-risk youth including a detention facility for criminal or runaway youth.

• Runaway/Youth Shelters
• Juvenile Detention Facilities

The resource center provides emergency, temporary shelter for 200 women, 18 and older, while also providing on-site supportive services to assist those experiencing homelessness, resolve their immediate crisis, and rapidly return to stable housing. Services include a safe, warm place to sleep, housing navigation, employment services, life skills, meals, medical care provided by mobile health clinics, personal storage, counseling, and connections to long-term community support. Service and emotional support animals are allowed.

• Homeless Shelter
• Homeless Diversion Programs

Volunteers of America, Utah

• Household Goods Donation Programs
• School Supplies Donation Programs
• Homeless Shelter
• Homeless Shelter Volunteer Opportunities

5 p.m. - 7 a.m.
formerly Salt Lake Interfaith Hospitality Network

Receiving Centers provide a location for law enforcement to take youth after arrest for status offenses or delinquent acts that do not meet Detention Admission Guidelines. Center offers 24-hour crisis intervention for runaway and ungovernable youth and their families, and provides temporary shelter and assistance to homeless youth. Services include 48-hour interim shelter, host home timeout, 30-day group home services, individual and family therapy and aftercare support, and educational services.

• Runaway/Youth Shelters

• Runaway/Youth Shelters
• Food Pantries

Provides services for individuals who are homeless including prepared hot meals, bathing facilities, haircuts, laundry facilities, dental, case management, emergency shelter, and transitional housing. Wasatch Mental Health and Mountainlands Family Health Center are onsite partners providing mental health and medical services.

Provides assistance to persons who are homeless or low-income. Services include emergency shelter for single men, single women, and families, medical services, clothing, hygiene products, noon meal, and help in accessing other community resources.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Shelter facility continues to stay open 24/7 for those in need of service. Grab-n-Go meals available for breakfast (7:30 - 8:30 am), lunch (11:30 am - 1 pm), and dinner (5:30 - 6:30 pm). Call 801.621.5036.

• Homeless Shelter
• Homeless Shelter Volunteer Opportunities
• Homeless Diversion Programs
• Court Community Service Sites
• Clothing Donation Programs
• Identification Card Fee Payment Assistance
• Christmas Meals
• Holiday Gifts/Toys
• Thanksgiving Meals
• Soup Kitchens
• Personal/Grooming Supplies
• Veteran Benefits Assistance
• Food Donation Programs
• Birth Certificate Fee Payment Assistance
• Community Clinics
• General Dentistry