Provides employment and support services to help customers improve their economic opportunities, including services for veterans. These services include help with work clothing, work tools/ equipment, veteran employment programs, WIOA Programs, and work-related fee payment assistance.COVID-19 UPDATE: Skills workshops currently held virtually. Please check schedule via website under “job seekers” tab. Office is now open, but customers are still encouraged to access services online or by phone, email, and live chat online. Visit the website, including live chat.

• Work Tools/Equipment
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• WIOA Programs
• Work Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Work Clothing
• Veteran Employment Programs

Provides employment and support services to help customers improve their economic opportunities, including services for veterans. Employment services include job search assistance, work clothing, works tools/ equipment, job assistance center, WIOA program, food pantry, and work related fee payment assistance.COVID-19 UPDATE: Skills workshops currently held virtually. Please check schedule via website under 'job seekers' tab. Office is now open, but customers are still encouraged to access services online or by phone, email, and live chat online. Visit the website, including live chat.

• Food Pantries
• Work Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• Veteran Employment Programs
• WIOA Programs
• Work Tools/Equipment
• Work Clothing

Provides an objective review of cases or service delivery processes and assists and orchestrates in the resolution of appeals/ complaints, and Fraud reporting.COVID-19 Update: Following CDC and state Guidelines.

• Medicaid Appeals/Complaints
• General Relief Appeals/Complaints
• TANF Fraud Reporting
• Food Stamps/SNAP Fraud Reporting
• State Unemployment Insurance Appeals/Complaints
• TANF Appeals/Complaints
• Food Stamps/SNAP Appeals/Complaints

Provides services to help customers improve their economic opportunities. These services include CHIP programs, EBT Card Services, Food Stamps/SNAP Applications, general relief applications, Medicaid applications, TANF applications, and non-Emergency medical transportation. Also offers different expense/ payment assistance that include burial/ cremation, Childcare, mortgage, rent, refugee/ entrant cash assistance, and utility service payments.COVID-19 Update: the Pandemic-EBT program provides students who were eligible in March for free or reduced-fee lunches a prepaid debit card or additional SNAP funds of $308 for addressing emergency food needs during the pandemic.

• General Relief Applications
• CHIP Programs
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Utility Service Payment Assistance
• TANF Applications
• EBT Card Services
• Food Stamps/SNAP Applications
• Mortgage Payment Assistance
• Child Care Expense Assistance
• Burial/Cremation Expense Assistance
• Medicaid Applications
• Landlord/Tenant Dispute Resolution
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Refugee/Entrant Cash Assistance

Workers must have sufficient earnings during a base period; be able, available and seeking full time work; and meet all other eligibility requirements.For COVID19 eligibility, please see Season Information.

Unemployment insurance pays a weekly benefit to qualified workers who are unemployed through no fault of their own. The program is funded by quarterly contributions paid by employers. Utah's Unemployment Insurance Services are administered by the Department of Workforce Services.

COVID-19 Update: For benefits and assistance related to COVID-19 employment loss, please visit the website or call the main phone.

• State Unemployment Insurance Applications

Child care expense assistance programs help eligible families cover the cost of child care. Families can search for care on the Care About Childcare website to receive referrals to providers that best meet their needs.COVID-19 UPDATE: Employees deemed vital in maintaining the health and safety of Utahans during COVID-19 and who are in need of post disaster child care options for their children, may apply for the One Utah Child Care program. Many Utah child care programs remain open and available with safety protocols in place to protect both the staff and children from the spread of COVID-19. Parents can find available providers at the listed website.

• Child Care Expense Assistance
• Child Care Provider Referrals
• Post Disaster Child Care

Youth transitioning, ages 14 - 24

Part of WIOA Youth; Department of Workforce Services (DWS) program to help eligible youth develop employability skills, make good career choices and become successful adults.

Provides assistance with:

• High School Diploma or GED
• College Degree
• Occupational License
• Work Experience Opportunities
• Apprenticeship
• Rejoining the Workforce
• Youth Partner Referrals

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)

Ages 14–24, citizens or eligible non-citizens and low income.

Provides supportive and training services to eligible customers. Can assist participants to:

• Find a career path
• Gain work experience
• Learn about employment internship opportunities and on-the-job training
• Develop leadership skills
• Explore community leadership and mentoring opportunities
• Obtain high school diploma or GED
• Complete vocational training or college
• Earn cash incentives
• Apply for financial aid

Support Services are temporary services to individuals and families in unemployed, underemployed or special needs circumstances. Support services include food, financial, medical and child care assistance.
Food Stamps
Financial
Medical
Child Care
Unemployment Insurance
Penalties for Fraud
Lifeline - Utah Telephone Assistance
Utilities
ABLE Program
File An Appeal

Applications online on website

Mental health support to help refugees become aware of the emotional, psychological and physical trauma as a result of their treacherous journey, and to seek mental health services to overcome them.

We provide:
Clinical mental health assessments for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) eligible customers.
Substance abuse, domestic violence, mental health and physical health referrals.
Education, workshops and resources to assist refugees with emotional, psychological and physical healing needs.
Training to staff, communities and partners about refugee experiences to increase understanding, support and integration of refugees in our communities.

Lam Nguyen, LCSW