Provides food and shelter in emergencies and disasters, assists members of our armed forces and their families, teaches life and safety skills, and more. All American Red Cross disaster assistance is free, made possible by voluntary donations of time and money from the American people. Installs free smoke alarms for qualifying residents with local groups and fire departments through the Sound The Alarm campaign. Related volunteer opportunities are available.COVID-19 UPDATE: those who sign up for free smoke alarms will be contacted to schedule visits or offer installations in partnership with local fire departments. Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Disaster/Emergency Services Volunteer Opportunities
• Babysitting Instruction
• First Aid Instruction
• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Disaster Preparedness Information
• Emergency Preparedness and Response Training
• Emergency Communications
• Armed Forces Emergency Services
• Smoke Alarms

Through volunteer labor and donations of money and materials, Habitat builds and rehabilitates simple houses, including critical home repair, with the help of the homeowner families. Offering disaster relief and sweat equity programs as well.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Sweat Equity Programs
• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Home Rehabilitation Services

Provides disaster relief, home fire relief, smoke alarm installation, support to military families, blood donation, health and safety trainings, and educational materials.COVID-19 Update: The American Red Cross has temporarily postponed all free smoke alarm installations. Interested individuals may still submit requests for free smoke alarms, however they may be added to a wait list and have an appointment scheduled at a later date.

• Disaster Preparedness Information
• Post Disaster Emergency Medical Care
• Post Disaster Food Services
• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Armed Forces Emergency Services
• Disaster/Emergency Services Volunteer Opportunities
• Disaster Related Shelter Services
• Post Disaster Mental Health Services
• First Aid Instruction
• Veteran Benefits Assistance
• Babysitting Instruction
• Water Safety Education
• Emergency Preparedness and Response Training
• Disaster Survivor Inquiries

The registry was developed to serve those with a disability that would prevent them from exiting their home on their own in the event of a natural, or man-made disaster.

Provides residents that have special needs, access limitations, and functional needs and disabilities, an opportunity to provide information to emergency response agencies so those agencies can better plan to serve them in a disaster or other emergencies.

• Functional Needs Registries

Sponsored by United Way 2-1-1, and Utah Citizen Corps (Homeland Security).

Provides food and shelter in emergencies and disasters, assists members of our armed forces and their families, teaches life and safety skills, and more. All American Red Cross disaster assistance is free, made possible by voluntary donations of time and money from the American people. Installs free smoke alarms for qualifying residents with local groups and fire departments through the Sound The Alarm campaign. Related volunteer opportunities are available.Red Cross Blood Services also accepts white blood cell and platelet donations.COVID-19 UPDATE: those who sign up for free smoke alarms will be contacted to schedule visits or offer installations in partnership with local fire departments. Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Disaster Related Shelter Services
• Disaster Donations Coordination
• Post Disaster Food Services
• Emergency Preparedness and Response Training
• Post Disaster Emergency Medical Care
• First Aid Instruction
• Water Safety Education
• Disaster/Emergency Services Volunteer Opportunities
• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Post Disaster Mental Health Services
• Smoke Alarms
• Disaster Preparedness Information
• Armed Forces Emergency Services
• Emergency Communications

Coordinates the disaster relief efforts of the local health departments and act as a liaison between the state and federal government, hospitals and Medical Reserve Corps volunteers. Direct emergency services are provided by the Local Health Departments and Hospitals.

• Specialized Information and Referral
• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Durable Power of Attorney for Mental Health Care

Provides disaster relief, home fire relief, smoke alarm installation, support to military families, blood donation, health and safety trainings, and educational materials.

• Veteran Benefits Assistance
• Armed Forces Emergency Services
• First Aid Instruction
• Post Disaster Mental Health Services
• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Post Disaster Food Services
• Water Safety Education
• Disaster Donations Coordination
• Disaster/Emergency Services Volunteer Opportunities
• Disaster Preparedness Information
• Babysitting Instruction
• Smoke Alarms
• Disaster Related Shelter Services
• Disaster Survivor Inquiries

Provides a variety of disaster-related services and training nationwide to meet and alleviate the physical and spiritual needs of people impacted by emergencies and disasters, following a local, state, or federally-declared disaster.Emergency services may include emergency equipment and supplies; disaster-specific home repair; emergency communications; emergency protective measures; and pastoral care. Post-disaster services may include debris cleanup and removal; food services; rebuilding assistance for survivors; and mental health/crisis counseling.COVID-19 Update: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Post Disaster Cleanup
• Disaster Specific Home Repair
• Post Disaster Rebuilding Assistance
• Emergency Communications
• Post Disaster Mental Health Services
• Disaster Equipment and Supplies
• Emergency Property Protective Measures
• Post Disaster Food Services
• Pastoral Care

A disaster relief and recovery organization that provides humanitarian relief and emergency preparedness and response training and information. Includes trained ERT's (Early Response Teams) ready to respond to man-made or natural disasters, spiritual and emotional care teams, and church locations that can act as temporary shelters. In addition, UMCOR helps communities prepare for emergencies, and learn how to reduce the risk of disasters, through a roster of training programs. Member of VOAD (Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster) Region 1.COVID-19 UPDATE: Church located in Ogden is currently closed to the public with online services. Website remains available 24/7.

• Disaster Relief/Recovery Organizations
• Disaster Preparedness Information
• Emergency Preparedness and Response Training

The Utah Department of Health's coronavirus information line and website (Spanish Website is also available, with Chat options as well) provides up-to-date information about the coronavirus, including prevention, preparedness, travel restrictions, vaccines, and response.For those experiencing symptoms or who are concerned about exposure to the virus, the information line is also available.COVID-19 Update/Testing: All state-sponsored (free) COVID-19 testing sites will close after March 31. This includes all Mako Medical, TestUtah, TourHealth, Utah Department of Health Mobile Testing Team, and the travel testing lanes at the Cannon Health building and St. George locations. People seeking COVID-19 travel testing will need to find a testing provider which offers the type of test required by their travel destination. People can find testing providers by contacting their travel agent, airline, or travel destination; or doing an online search.COVID-19 Update /Vaccination: As of June 21, 2022, all Utahns ages six (6) months of age and older are eligible to get vaccinated. Booster doses are available for anyone ages 5 years or older who got their second dose of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.

• Vaccine Information
• Disaster/Emergency Services Volunteer Opportunities
• Personal Preparedness Equipment/Supplies
• Disaster Declarations Information
• Contact Tracing/Partner Notification
• COVID-19 Control
• COVID-19 Diagnostic Tests

Provides disaster survivors with information, support, services, and a means to access and apply for disaster assistance. Online tools help locate nearest Emergency Shelters, Disaster Recovery Centers, etc.

The Disaster Distress Helpline is staffed by trained counselors from a network of crisis call centers located across the United States. These counselors provide crisis counseling for people in emotional distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster, information on how to recognize distress and its effects on individuals and families, tips for healthy coping, and referrals to local crisis call centers for additional follow-up care and support. The Disaster Distress Helpline puts people in need of counseling on the path to recovery. Our staff members provide counseling and support before, during, and after disasters. Since its launch in February 2012, the Disaster Distress Helpline has provided counseling and support in response to disasters such as Hurricane Sandy, the Boston Marathon bombing, the Ebola outbreak, and the Coronavirus pandemic. Text "TalkWithUs" TO 66746 (Spanish-speakers can text 'Hablanos' to 66746); available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.