Children and adolescents with disabilities and developmental delays and/or come from low-income families.

Accepts most insurance plans, self-pay, Select Health and Medicaid.

Supports the development of young children and families. All cases go through the Orem office. Consists of 6 core programs: Early Intervention, Early Head Start, Autism Center, Respite Care, and Child and Family Mental Health. Offers in-home ABA services throughout the Utah and Salt Lake Valley, Heber, Eagle Mountain, St. George and Cedar City. Telehealth services offered statewide.

• Early Head Start
• Autism Therapy
• Community Based Preschools
• Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays
• Parenting Materials
• Child Care Volunteer Opportunities
• Children's Out of Home Respite Care
• Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
• Disease/Disability Information

• Early Head Start
• Head Start

• Early Head Start
• Head Start
• Inclusive Preschools

• Adult Literacy Programs
• Dating Violence Prevention
• Life Skills Education
• Stepfamily/Blended Family Support Groups
• Head Start
• Certificates/Forms Assistance
• Early Head Start

Serves Salt Lake and Tooele counties. Accept applications year-round for children 0-5. Early Head Start serves children 6 weeks to 3 years old. Priority is given to families whose income falls within the federal poverty guidelines or children with disabilities, foster children, and homeless families.

• Early Head Start
• Head Start
• Home Based Parenting Education
• Classroom Aide Volunteer Opportunities

• Head Start
• Early Head Start

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

Child must be 4 years of age by 1 Sept of current year.

The overall goal of Head Start is to increase social competence of young children in low income families. Social competence takes into account the social, emotional, cognitive and physical development of children and leads to effectiveness in dealing with the present environment and later responsibilities in school and life.

Transportation for children, social services, education, medical/dental resource, disabilities, mental health therapeutic services, speech therapy, meals provided. Parent classes also offered.

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

• Holiday Gifts/Toys
• GED/High School Equivalency Test Instruction
• Clerical Volunteer Opportunities
• Mentoring Services Volunteer Opportunities
• Head Start
• English as a Second Language
• Adult Mentoring Programs
• Early Head Start
• Job Finding Assistance
• Rent Payment Assistance
• VITA Programs
• Mental Health Expense Assistance
• Classroom Aide Volunteer Opportunities

Low - income children and their families in San Juan County.

1. Crisis intervention.
2. Education Program - intellectual, social and emotional growth.
3. Emergency Assistance.
4. Family needs assessment.
5. Health Programs - immunizations, medical, dental, mental.
6. Home visits - concerning needs and educational activities.
7. Nutritional Services.
8. Parent Education - child development classes and workshops.
9. Parent Involvement.
10. Referral to community resources.

Transportation for children, social services, education, medical/dental resource, disabilities, mental health therapeutic services, speech therapy, meals provided. Parent classes also offered.

Child birth to 3 years of age and be determined to have a developmental delay in one qualifying area or by medical diagnosis. Family must live within Granite, Murray, Salt Lake City, Tooele County, or Duchesne County School Districts. Families who meet 100% of the federal poverty guidelines.

Offers an intensive, comprehensive, and flexible Early Head Start child development program that is designed to reinforce and respond to the unique strengths and needs of each individual child and family. Pregnant women can receive prenatal and postnatal education, toddlers, and infants receive services through weekly home visits, or in a collaborative partnership in a community child care setting.COVID-19 UPDATE: Per the office of Head Start, all Head Start staff, some contractors, and all volunteers are required to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and universal masking for all individuals two-years of age and older. Working toward full, in-person comprehensive services. All individuals are required to be fully vaccinated by January 31, 2022. DDIV EHS is required to reinstate pre-pandemic practices by January, 2022.

• Early Head Start
• Home Based Parenting Education
• Prenatal Care
• Prenatal/Postnatal Home Visitation Programs

• Child Care Volunteer Opportunities
• Early Head Start
• Head Start

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

A collection of resources to help parents facilitate the academic, emotional and social development of toddlers through adolescents. Each center offers print and digital materials including pamphlets, books, CD's and videos to help parents develop additional parenting skills. In addition, the Family Centers offer a wide variety of games, activity sets, educational toys, and books for children. All resources may be checked out.

Title I
Three locations in Washington County School District

Promotes school readiness for children and self-sufficiency for families through Early Head Start and Head Start programs.

• Head Start

Transportation for children, social services, education, medical/dental resource, disabilities, mental health therapeutic services, speech therapy, meals provided. Parent classes also offered.

Pregnant mothers and families with children birth to 5. Children must be 3 years old by Sept 1st to be eligible for Head Start services.Income guidelines apply.

Head Start preschool programs serve 3- and 4-year old children. The program focuses on early learning, health and family well-being to support school readiness. Services can be provided in the home environment or in a preschool setting.

• Head Start

• Developmental Assessment
• Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays
• Home Based Parenting Education
• Early Head Start
• Child Care Centers

• Diversity Awareness Training
• Ethnic Advocacy Groups
• Literacy Volunteer Opportunities
• Interpretation/Translation Volunteer Opportunities
• Early Head Start
• English as a Second Language
• Dating Violence Prevention
• Youth Literacy Programs
• Head Start
• Stepfamily/Blended Family Support Groups

• Head Start
• Early Head Start
• Youth Literacy Programs
• Dating Violence Prevention
• Stepfamily/Blended Family Support Groups
• Literacy Volunteer Opportunities
• Interpretation/Translation Volunteer Opportunities

Varies by program. Call or e-mail for more information.

• English as a Second Language
• Dating Violence Prevention
• Early Head Start
• Interpretation/Translation Volunteer Opportunities
• Ethnic Advocacy Groups
• Youth Literacy Programs
• Head Start
• Diversity Awareness Training
• Stepfamily/Blended Family Support Groups
• Literacy Volunteer Opportunities

• Parenting Skills Classes
• Head Start
• Early Head Start

Children 6 weeks - 12 years who income-qualify or children with disabilities, Weber County

• Child Care Centers
• Clothing Donation Programs
• Infant Care Centers
• Head Start

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

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

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