Children who live in rural areas. At least 51% of family income must come from a family member working in agriculture.

• Migrant Education Programs
• Navigator Programs
• Head Start
• Ethnic Oriented Multipurpose Centers
• Classroom Aide Volunteer Opportunities
• English as a Second Language
• Ethnic Advocacy Groups

No restriction

Monthly mobile food pantry providing dry, refrigerated and frozen food items based on availability to families and individuals in need, free of charge.COVID-19 UPDATE: Currently operating as a drive-thru; unable to accommodate anyone without a vehicle during this time.

• Food Pantries

No restrictions

Monthly mobile food pantry providing dry, refrigerated, and frozen food items based on availability to families and individuals in need, free of charge.COVID-19 UPDATE: Currently operating as a drive-thru. Unable to accommodate those without a vehicle at this time.

• Food Pantries

Brain injury, neurological and stroke survivors, their families and caregivers. Accepts private pay and insurance. Contact for current information.

• Caregiver/Care Receiver Support Groups
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Stroke Rehabilitation

Antonietta A. Russo, Ph.D.
Approaches Used:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)
Biofeedback

See website or contact for additional provider names and specialties. All providers may not provide all services.

Any child and their family experiencing a life-threatening illness.

Provides a consultation service available to any child and their family experiencing a life-threatening illness. The program helps both the child and family deal with feelings, symptoms, and concerns during a time that may be confusing and overwhelming. The palliative care team includes pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners, a social worker, an interfaith chaplain, and a continuum of care coordinator.

Colleen Marty, MD, Medical Director

• Navigator Programs
• Community Clinics
• General Counseling Services

AUCH

Ambulatory care program has achieved accreditation through The Joint Commission.

CHCs serve everyone, insured and uninsured. Patients pay for services on a sliding-scale fee structure based on their income.

Provides medical, dental, mental health, addictions, and pharmacy services to the general population. Most Insurances accepted. Discounted fees are available based on a sliding scale for low income, uninsured and under-insured patients.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Center is open and asking clients to call to schedule an appointment. Following all CDC and state guidelines. Virtual and telehealth options available.

• Navigator Programs
• Pharmacies
• Community Clinics
• Urgent Care Centers
• General Counseling Services

• Federated Giving Programs
• Volunteer Recruitment/Placement

All residents of Washington County can receive a discount card. No restrictions apply.

Provides information about Washington County and refers questions or concerns to the appropriate county department.

• Prescription Drug Discount Cards

Anyone who has lost a child - parents, siblings, family friends

• Bereavement and Grief Support Groups

Member or friend of a family that has experienced the death of a child.

• Bereavement and Grief Support Groups

Provides a developmentally appropriate education program for young children in the community. Children will explore and learn through play-oriented activities in a structured process. This is a laboratory school which helps college students develop skills and knowledge.

Free to students

Dixie State College sponsors several types of learning assistance services that benefit many Dixie State students. Tutoring is one of the most widely used of these services. All registered, degree-seeking Dixie State College students have access to some form of tutoring. A tutor can assist you in clarifying concepts and class material, and in improving your study skills. It's FREE for all registered Dixie State students! The Tutoring Center is located in the Browning Resource Center (downstairs from Testing Center).

Open to Iron County residents, Preschool students must be age 3-5 years old, live in the school district boundaries, and be eligible through IDEA disability requirements.

• GED/High School Equivalency Test Instruction
• School Districts
• Special Preschools
• Adult Basic Education

Adaptive recreation programs: camps, multi-sport clinic, swim lessons, water polo. Recreation facility for residents of Salt Lake County.

• General Medical Care

• Food Pantries

Serves children. Washington County

Offers library services to the community of Washington County.

• Public Internet Access Sites
• Children's Library Services
• Public Access Computers/Tools
• Public Libraries

Offers library services to the community of Washington County including book and material loan, public access to computers, children’s programs, computer and public internet access.

• Public Internet Access Sites
• Children's Library Services
• Public Libraries
• Public Access Computers/Tools

Swimming Facilities in Davis county.