Provides a place for patients with rare diseases, such as Rett syndrome, MECP2 duplication, Rett-related disorders, and urea cycle disorders. Individuals can register and be contacted about clinical research opportunities and updates on the progress of research projects. The registry is anonymous and free of charge.

Provides research studies for type 1 diabetes.

Promotes and provides safe and affordable housing, free from discrimination, with self sufficiency opportunities for persons of low to medium income.

• Housing Authorities
• Low Income/Subsidized Rental Housing

Provides a forum to identify, discuss, study and resolve area-wide planning and development concerns.

• Government Associations
• Utility Service Payment Assistance

Works in conjunction with local and state officials who are already in place to protect children, lend physical and emotional support affiliation and physical presence, and shield children from further abuse.

• Child Abuse Hotlines
• Adult/Child Mentoring Programs

Provides services that promote the achievement and maintenance of optimal health for all people in the community.

• International Travel Advisories
• Immunizations
• Substance Use Disorder Counseling
• WIC

Provides multiple opportunities for early and lifelong learning. Books in multiple formats and languages, movies, music, online tutorials, meeting spaces, research databases, and other materials may be used and/or borrowed, free of charge with a County Library card, to meet the informational, educational, and recreational needs and interests of library users. Programs, events, wi-fi, computers, and technological services that encourage reading, STEM, and fun are also offered – to include 3d printing and telescopes, available at select branches.

• AARP Tax Aide Programs
• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Public Internet Access Sites
• Library Assistant Volunteer Opportunities
• Public Libraries

Delivers a variety of in-home health care services including nurses, home aides, medical social workers, physical, speech and occupational therapy, IV services, oxygen and respiratory services, immunizations, pain management, in-home medical equipment, and 24/7 hospice care.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Wound Clinics
• Homemaker Assistance
• Hospice Care
• Home Nursing
• In Home Supportive Services Subsidies
• Immunizations
• Pain Management

Age 3 to adult

A mental health clinic providing outpatient mental health facilities to children, adolescents, and adults. Training clinics and all services are provided by psychology graduate students enrolled in one of the programs in the psychology department. All students work under the supervision of a licensed psychologist.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Outpatient Mental Health Facilities

Children must be at least 3 years of age by September 1st to qualify for the current program. Eligibility is based on meeting the federal poverty guidelines or disability.

Works to promote school readiness for children and self-sufficiency for families through a child development program for low-income children and children with disabilities.

• Head Start

Provides office and in-home mental health services, including autism therapy, general counseling, and mental health evaluations.

• Autism Therapy
• General Counseling Services
• Mental Health Evaluation

Provides services for children under the age of 3 who have developmental delays/disabilities and their families by offering a full range of services to meet their individual needs. These Services include developmental assessments, early intervention for children with disabilities/ delays, home based parenting education, music instruction, and interpretation/ translation volunteer opportunities.COVID-19 UPDATE: All programs open; doing a hybrid of in-person and virtual visits.

• Developmental Assessment
• Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays
• Home Based Parenting Education
• Music Instruction
• Interpretation/Translation Volunteer Opportunities

Head Start preschool programs serve 3 and 4 year old children. Early Head Start serves infants, toddlers up to age 3, and pregnant women. The program focuses on early learning, and health and family well-being to support school readiness. Services can be provided in the home environment or in a preschool setting. Related volunteer opportunities available.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Head Start
• Early Head Start
• Classroom Aide Volunteer Opportunities

Total household income at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level; household is responsible for paying home energy costs; household contains at least one US citizen or legal permanent resident.

Provides year-round energy assistance and energy related crisis assistance for eligible low-income households throughout Utah. The program runs each year from October 1 through September 30. For a limited time, those who qualify for utility payment assistance, may also qualify for water and/or cooling payment assistance.COVID-19 UPDATE: Call to schedule an appointment or submit online application.

• Utility Service Payment Assistance

Provides after school tutoring and activity program for elementary students.

• Tutoring Services
• Youth Enrichment Programs
• Extended Child Care

Provides non-emergency medical transportation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Candidate would need to verify income and disability with a medical diagnosis letter or script from doctor stating your need for a service, therapy or ESA dog.

Provides low cost options for prospective future service dogs golden retriever puppies who are health tested to the highest standards. Offers financial assistance to purchase the puppies based on the Federal Poverty Guidelines. 

Provides care for patients with autonomic dysfunction. Part of the Primary Children's Hospital PAUSE (Pain, Autonomic dysfunction, Unexplained Symptoms, Evidence-based) Program.

Private pay and University of Utah Health, Aetnea, and Evernorth insurance plans accepted.

Provides effective, evidenced based therapy for children on the autism spectrum and their families through both in-person and telehealth services across the state of Utah. 

Services Provided:

• Assessments
• Parent & Caregiver Education
• In-home ABA
• Online Workshops
• Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Telehealth Options Available State-wide

A collaborative network of nonprofits, corporations, and individuals from 39 states and nine countries, supporting and serving the childhood cancer community.  They work together around the interests of: Advocacy, Awareness, Research & Treatment, Family Support, and Survivorship.

The Hope Portal is a searchable database which connects childhood cancer families to the information and vast array of support resources