For UVU students, Priority to low-income, sliding scale. Must schedule an intake assessment.

• Life Coaching
• Relationship Workshops

• Bus Fare
• Food Vouchers
• Clothing Vouchers

Must have a disabling condition, Alpine School District

A supportive, educational environment designed to transition students to the adult world through the development of personal skills and abilities. Instruction and activities are designed to guide students towards independence and participation in the community. All programs focus on the four main areas of transition: Education and Training, Jobs, Personal Life, and Living on Your Own.

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

• Job Training Formats
• Job Corps

• Youth Job Development
• Independent Living Skills Instruction
• Vocational Education
• Special Education

Youth ages 14-18, potential stipend. Must live in target neighborhood zip codes 84116, 84104.

Assists youth in a pre-employment training and life skills building environment. Within this environment, the youth have a wide array of experiences in which to practice the skills they learn - everything from drug and alcohol prevention to healthy family life styles, and from resume writing to community service. While youth learn these skills and give back to the community, they earn a bi-monthly stipend of $200 when required amount of hours is complete.
YouthWorks provides skill development in two areas:
Life skills development - resistance strategies, problem solving, conflict resolution, decision making, communication, goal setting, planning and implementation, team building, positive peer.
Employment skills development - project assessment, planning, development and implementation, cost breakdowns, budgeting, time management and organizing training.

Youth summer working program, Also low-income, single moms.

• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Job Readiness
• Gardening/Landscaping Instruction
• Youth Enrichment Programs
• Construction/Home Maintenance Volunteer Opportunities
• Community Gardening

• Career Development
• Career Development Volunteer Opportunities
• Job Readiness
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers

• Job Corps
• Job Training Formats

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment
• Life Skills Education

• Vocational Assessment
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment

• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Assessment

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Assessment

• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Assessment

• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Assessment
• Vocational Rehabilitation

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Assessment
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Life Skills Education

• Vocational Assessment
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Assessment
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Life Skills Education

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Assessment

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment
• Life Skills Education

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment

• Life Skills Education
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment

• Technical/Trade Schools
• Vocational Education
• Job Training Formats

• Technical/Trade Schools
• Vocational Education
• Job Training Formats

• Job Training Formats
• Vocational Education
• Technical/Trade Schools
• Dropout Programs

Does not require a high school diploma or GED for most programs. High school students, (juniors or seniors and at least 16 years of age) may be able to take classes as well with a recommendation from their school. Adults must take a basic math and reading assessment, but it can be waived with proof of a college class.

Provides technical and career-driven education to both adult and secondary students.

• Technical/Trade Schools

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment
• Life Skills Education

Special education students ages high school to 22 living within the Davis School District boundaries. For high school students and adults.

• Vocational Education
• Job Training Formats
• Vocational Assessment
• Academic Counseling

Employees and students of Weber State University

The focus of the Women's Center is to provide programs and opportunities to all Wildcats, with a special emphasis on the women on campus and in our community.

Youth classes for ages 9 - 12, 13 - 14 14 - 19. Scholarships: financial assistance.

Spy Hop is an after-school digital media arts center for teens of all skill levels and aspirations. Spy Hop Studio| provides low-cost multimedia production services (web page building, video production, graphic design audio production). The production costs are minimized through utilizing Spy Hop apprentices who are trained and paid local area youth who have applied and been accepted in the Spy Hop apprenticeship program. Summer Camp.

M - F 9 - 8

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)

• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment

• Life Skills Education
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Assessment

Navajo Nation residents

1. Academic/career assesment.
2. Employment and training programs.
3. Financial Assistance.
4. Job Corps.
5. Job search assistance.
6. Life, pre-employment, basic job and job-specific skills training.
7. Native Employment Works program.
8. On the job training(OJT).
9. Remedial education.
10. Vocational Technical training support.
11. Workers Investment Act.
12. Youth Opportunity Program (YOP).

14-21 year old Navajo Nation residents

1. Youth Career Incentive Program
A. Temporary employment opportunities
B. Educational, vocational, and technical school guidance
C. Leadership and career awareness experiences
2. Recreation Program
A. Sports program and clinics
B. Outdoor youth camps
C. Social Security
D. Special events/joint projects
E. Education and awareness of health/wellness and physical fitness to families, groups, organizations and communities
3. Youth Counseling Program
A. Presentations on substance abuse prevention/intervention
B. Parenting skills classes
C. Direct services and network systems that foster health and positive growth
4. High School preparatory/enrichment programs
A. Scholarship funds for preparatory programs
B. Scholarship funds for summer pre-college courses in math, English, Business, or computers
5. Dine' College Program
A. Cooking, shopping, urban survival, and job seeking skills
B. Job preparation/counseling
C. Post-secondary education preparation/counseling
D. Tutoring
E. Youth Conferences

• Small Business Development
• Birth Certificate Fee Payment Assistance
• Criminal Record Expungement Assistance
• Computer Literacy Training Programs
• Identification Card Fee Payment Assistance
• Personal Financial Counseling
• Career Development
• Job Finding Assistance
• Individual Development Accounts
• Utility Service Payment Assistance
• Ex-Offender Reentry Programs
• Resume Preparation Assistance
• VITA Programs
• Financial Literacy Training

Public library providing 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. Internet access, and programs that include personal financial counseling, tutoring services, resume preparation assistance, and related volunteer opportunities.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and State guidelines.

• Personal Financial Counseling
• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Tutoring Services
• Public Internet Access Sites
• Resume Preparation Assistance
• Public Libraries
• Library Assistant Volunteer Opportunities

Does not require high school diploma or GED for most programs. High school students, (juniors or seniors and at least 16 years of age) may be able to take classes as well with a recommendation from their school. Adults and secondary students must take a basic math and reading assessment.

Provides technical and career-driven education to both adult and secondary students.

• Technical/Trade Schools

• Technical/Trade Schools
• Vocational Education
• Job Training Formats

Women who have escaped abuse, polygamy, overcome substance abuse, survived a debilitating illness, or an economic situation in which everything was lost. Women must be sober and drug-free.

• Job Readiness

Youth, approximately 8-17 years old, with autism spectrum disorder and their families

iSTAR is an intensive community-based participatory research/outreach autism summer program with the long range goal being the development of 3D technology skills in students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) for future employment. The program involves students, families, school districts, community partners and businesses. We have documented student outcomes that include:
Personal Competencies
Social Skill Development
Vocational Readiness
The program is innovative with a focus on strength and ability, rather than disability.

Partners with Autism Research, Department of Psychiatry, University of Utah School of Medicine

• Resume Preparation Assistance
• Certificates/Forms Assistance
• Language Translation
• Citizenship Education
• Parenting Skills Classes
• Life Skills Education
• Specialized Information and Referral
• Wellness Programs
• Comprehensive Immigration/Naturalization Services

Agriculture workers and their dependents who are U.S. Citizens or have the legal right to work in the U.S. whose total household income is at or below the Lower Living Standard Income Level; Services available statewide; UFP will meet participants in their homes or place of employment

Helps provide education and job training through career development and job placement to low income individuals. Also offers utility service payment assistance.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Job Finding Assistance
• Utility Service Payment Assistance
• Career Development

Assists individuals seeking for work to develop the skills needed to find employment including interview skills and job searching. Hosts workshops and classes to assist those looking for work.

• Education Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Job Finding Assistance
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• Return to Education Support
• Career Development

Does not require a high school diploma or GED for most programs. High school students, (juniors or seniors and at least 16 years of age) may be able to take classes as well with a recommendation from their school. Adults must take a basic math and reading assessment, but it can be waived with proof of a college class.

Provides technical and career-driven education to both adult and secondary students.

• Technical/Trade Schools

9 Locations in Utah

• Technical/Trade Schools
• Vocational Education

• Job Training Formats
• Technical/Trade Schools
• Vocational Education

Second location: Vernal Campus, 450 North 2000 West Vernal, UT 84078. 425-725-7199

• Career Development Volunteer Opportunities
• Job Readiness
• Career Development

On referral, students ages 8 through 22 with severe emotional, social, and/or behavioral disorders living within the boundaries of Jordan School District

Specializes in serving students who need emotional, social, and behavioral support.  Special programs that are available to all qualifying students are: Speech, Occupational Therapy, Guidance, and Vocational Training.

Students high school to age 22 years, who live in the school district boundaries, and are eligible through IDEA disability requirements.

We develop responsible and independent adults who have a strong work ethic, enjoy life and are prepared to become active participants in the community.

Bryce Vellinga, Principal

Provides and innovative live/learn environment for young adults on the autism spectrum.

Students ages 14 to 24 with disabilities.

Provides transition services to eligible students with disabilities as they transition from high school to adulthood and employment.

Services Include:

• Counseling and guidance
• Transition coordination
• Disability evaluation and assessment
• Restoration & disability treatment
• Job training & placement supports
• Work based training experiences
• Education & training
• Supported Employment
• Work adjustment & life skills training
• Career exploration assessments
• Assistive technology
• Social Security Work Incentive Planning
• IEP meetings & technical assistance
• Job Readiness Workshops

Aimee Langone- Program Specialist

• Job Training Formats
• Technical/Trade Schools
• Vocational Education

• Job Finding Assistance
• Career Development
• Small Business Development

• Career Development
• Job Finding Assistance
• Small Business Development

• Education Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Job Finding Assistance
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• Career Development
• Return to Education Support

• Career Development
• Education Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Return to Education Support
• Job Finding Assistance

• Career Development
• Job Finding Assistance
• Small Business Development

• Job Finding Assistance
• Job Readiness
• Career Development

• Small Business Development
• Job Finding Assistance
• Career Development

• Job Finding Assistance
• Career Development
• Small Business Development

• Small Business Development
• Job Finding Assistance
• Career Development

Employment centers help people to find jobs and overcome problems that hinder them from keeping jobs. They also provide work opportunities for those receiving welfare assistance, training for those needing improved work skills, and opportunities for people to donate their time to help others.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Centers are temporarily closed; support continues via website or over the phone.

• Job Finding Assistance
• Small Business Development
• Career Development

• Career Development
• Job Finding Assistance
• Education Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• Return to Education Support

• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• Job Finding Assistance
• Return to Education Support
• Education Related Fee Payment Assistance
• Career Development

UVU Community Education provides exceptional courses, camps and workshops that inspire a culture of lifelong learning.

• Career Development
• Return to Education Support
• Older Adult Social Clubs
• Comprehensive Job Assistance Centers
• Anger Management
• English as a Second Language
• Summer Camps
• Self Esteem Workshops
• Relationship Workshops
• Work Clothing

• Life Skills Education
• Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Vocational Assessment

• Job Finding Assistance
• Career Development
• Small Business Development
• Legal Counseling

• Public Internet Access Sites
• Public Libraries
• After School Meal Programs
• Personal Financial Counseling
• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Tutoring Services
• Resume Preparation Assistance
• Library Assistant Volunteer Opportunities

Accepting some commercial insurance.  Referral form can be completed on website and wait-times may apply.

Provides hands-on training and ABA therapy for individuals. For adults with developmental disabilities, specifically those who have complex needs. Offers person-centered learning that encourages independent living skills, vocational training, supported employment, and community integration.

Services Include:

• PEERS- social skills training for individuals 18+
• Day programs for adults with autism and intellectual/development disabilities

Provides resources for businesses seeking to access the talent pool of nearly 24 million working-age people with disabilities who are not employed.
NOD developed an industry-standard model to help companies recruit, hire, and retain individuals with disabilities by matching their abilities to locally available positions. In the years since, NOD has become a trusted partner to over a dozen leading brands, such as Lowe’s, Kroger, Walmart, Coca Cola, S&P Global, UPS, Starbucks.