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1	Government and Community Resources - General Handbook 22.12
2	In many areas, members have access to government or community resources that help with basic needs. Such resources may include:
3	Health care assistance
4	Food assistance
5	Job training and placement services
6	Mental health services
7	Education programs
8	Senior assistance programs
9	Housing assistance
10	Members are encouraged to explore these resources, in addition to resources provided by the Church (see 22.13).
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12	The directory below is intended to help individuals, families and leaders find local resources related to areas of self-reliance offered by the church, government or community organizations. Individuals and families should validate and verify suitability of each resource before using. This directory is not intended to be an exhaustive list nor to promote or recommend any particular organization. Including government or community resources on this does not constitute an endorsment by the church.
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14	Church Resources shown in Yellow
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16	Category	Company	Address	City	Phone	Website	Description
17	Adoption	Utah's Adoption Connection	Proudly Connecting Utah's Waiting Children to Their Families Since 1986	Midvale	801-265-0444	https://www.utahadopt.org/	Proudly Connecting Utah's Waiting Children to Their Families Since 1986
18	Clinical Mental Illness	Center For Change	1790 N State Street	Orem	888-224-8250	https://centerforchange.com	At Center for Change, our holistic approach, rigorous medical and clinical program, wide range of levels of care and nurturing environment set us apart. Our extensive team includes seasoned medical, psychological and nutritional experts who have been carefully selected because of their expertise in treating both the outward symptoms and underlying causes of eating disorders. Call us and get your life back.
19	Clinical Mental Illness	Inner Change	86 N University Ave #450,	Provo	877-282-4782	https://innerchange.com	For more than a decade, InnerChange and its family of programs has worked with adolescents and young adults to bring about change that heals families and lasts for generations. Our programs are rooted in the strength of the family system and include residential treatment centers, therapeutic boarding schools and community-based outpatient opportunities. Though our programs are diverse in many ways, they are all bound by a shared goal: to heal generations and provide lifelong positive change for those with whom we work.
20	Clothing	Deseret Industries - Springville	655 South 1750 West	Springville	801-489-3203	https://www.deseretindustries.org/locations/2078139
21	Community Resources	FindHelp.org				https://findhelp.org	Use findhelp.org to serve for food, housing, healthcare, programs, support, transportaton, education, legal and more.
22	Community Resources	United Way - 211			211	211utah.org	Utah 211 makes finding help easier. Our statewide resource database and referral network is designed to help every Utahn get support to meet their basic needs when in crisis or difficult circumstances.
23	Disabilities Physical or Mental	UVU Center for Autism	800 WEST UNIVERSITY PARKWAY	Orem	801-863-7620	https://www.uvu.edu/autism	Improves the quality of life for those living and working with Autism Spectrum Disorder by preparing students for professional careers in the field, providing evidence-based services and education, and fostering a community of belonging.
24	Disabilities Physical or Mental	Ability 1st Utah	1455 W. 820 N.	Provo	801-373-5044	https://ability1stutah.org	Since January 2001, Ability 1st Utah has been providing services to individuals with all types of disabilities and of any age to help them achieve their goal of remaining independent in their homes and active in their communities.  Our organization seeks to help individuals with disabilities to remove whatever limitations they may encounter along the way and turn them into opportunities for developing their abilities to enjoy independent living lifestyles.
25	Disabilities Physical or Mental	Autism Center For Adults	6232 S 900 E	Murray	(801) 784-5972	https://adultautismcenter.org/	The Adult Autism Center seeks to provide hands-on training and ABA therapy for individuals. These programs aim to focus on daily living, vocational skills, and more.
26	Disabilities Physical or Mental	United Angels Foundation	1411 W. 1250 S. Suite 310	Orem	801-877-2852	https://www.unitedangels.org/	The United Angels Foundation (UAF) is a non-profit, parent-to-parent support group. The primary mission of the foundation is to support parents and families of children with special needs.
27	Disabilities Physical or Mental	Utah Parent Center - Nebo School District	5296 S Commerce Dr., Suite 302	Murray	801-228-8144	https://utahparentcenter.org	Do you have a child with a disability or special need attending school in Nebo School District?
28	Domestic Violence or Abuse	BYU SASAS - Sexual Assault Survivor Advocacy Services	BYU Wilkinson Student Center 1500 WSC	Provo	801-422-9071	https://advocagtes.byu.edu	The advocates provide crisis intervention, support, guidance and information regarding university policies and procedures to help survivors make informed decisions.
29	Domestic Violence or Abuse	Utah Valley Family Support and Treatment Center	1255 N 1200 W	Orem	01-229-1181	https://www.utahvalleyfamilysupport.org/	The Utah Valley Family Support Center, Inc. (DBA Family Support & Treatment Center) is a private, nonprofit organization established in July 1984 with a primary purpose of preventing and treating child abuse.
30	Domestic Violence or Abuse	Children's Justice Center	315 S. 100 E.	Provo	801-851-8554	https://www.utahcounty.gov/Dept/cjc/index.asp	Children's Justice Center (CJC) is a homelike facility which serves children and families who are experiencing the crisis and chaos that comes with the disclosure of significant physical or sexual abuse of a child. The Center is designed to help children feel safe and comfortable so that they may begin to deal with the difficult and often frightening issues that surround abuse. The focus and function of the Children's Justice Center is to reduce the trauma of the child abuse investigation and help the child feel safe to reveal the truth.
31	Domestic Violence or Abuse	Family Haven	1255 N. 1200 W.	Orem	801-229-1181	https://family-haven.org	We build a community of happy, healthy individuals and families through child abuse prevention programs and therapy services.
32	Domestic Violence or Abuse	Family Justice Center	151 S. University Ave.	Provo	801-851-8508	https://uovc.concerncenter.com/resource/1998	Multiple Free Community Resources: Timpanogos Legal Center, Victim Advocate Services, Division of Child and Family Services, Community Action ,Medical Insurance Assistance, Housing Agencies in Utah County, Utah County Health and Justice Building
33	Domestic Violence or Abuse	The Refuge Utah	1433 E. 840 N.	Orem	801-227-5038	https://www.therefugeutah.org	Since 1984, The Refuge Utah (formerly known as The Center for Women and Children in Crisis) has provided a safe, caring, and therapeutic environment to assist in the recovery of survivors of domestic violence, rape, sexual assault, and stalking. Our goal is to facilitate healing and to advocate for victims with the intent to decrease the incidence of such violence in the community.
34	Domestic Violence or Abuse	BACA - Bikers Against Child Abuse	H STATE INFORMATION P.O. Box 938	Spanish Fork	801-356-0865	https://utah.bacaworld.org/	Bikers Against Child Abuse, Inc. (B.A.C.A.) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded friends by involving them with an established, united organization. We work in conjunction with local and state officials who are already in place to protect children. We desire to send a clear message to all involved with the abused child that this child is part of our organization, and that we are prepared to lend our physical and emotional support to them by affiliation, and our physical presence. We stand at the ready to shield these children from further abuse. We do not condone the use of violence or physical force in any manner, however, if circumstances arise such that we are the only obstacle preventing a child from further abuse, we stand ready to be that obstacle.
35	Domestic Violence or Abuse	Child Abuse Reporting Line			855-323-3237
36	Domestic Violence or Abuse	Adult Protective Services			800-371-7897
37	Drug Disposal	Safe Drug Disposal				https://knowyourscript.org	Free Utah County Drop Box Locations
38	Education	BYU Continuing Education	770 E University Pkwy 116 HCEB	Provo	801-422-8925	https://ce.byu.edu/	We provide lifelong learners with experiences that fulfill the Mission and Aims of a BYU Education. We offer global access to BYU credit-bearing academic and professional education; services and support to BYU and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; and family-centered, Church-supported (CES/BYU) education for youth and adults.
39	Education	Education for Better Work - Self-Reliance Course				https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/self-reliance/course-materials/education-for-better-work	For those who need additional education or training to get a job. Group members will research, create, and present career and education plans. They will also spend time each week practicing skills that will help them be more effective learners.
40	Education	Digital Respons-Ability	1633 W. Innovation Way, 5th Floor, Room 05-159	Lehi	385-313-0575	https://respons-ability.net/	We teach students how to be better humans online, and we equip educators with the certifications, curriculum, and resources they need to become responsible digital educators
41	Education	Mountainland Technical College	693 W 1210 S St,	Spanish Fork	801-753-6282	https://mtec.edu/	With more than 50 programs and courses, MTECH has what you need to get where you want to go, Bakery and Pastries, Automated Manufacturing, Automotive Technology, Trucking, Cosmetology etc.
42	Education	Parent Education Resource Center	58 N. State Street	Orem	801-229-7390	https://oremperc.org/	Operating in the North Basement of the Orem Public Library, the Parent Education Resource Center (PERC) acts as a learning library of its own, offering toys, games, and enrichment for children and parents alike.Our activities are sorted by type, so it's easy to find what you need, be it a math activity for a 4th-grader, a phonics kit for a kindergartener, or a tactile hands-on toy for the baby who's just learning to play. We receive hundreds of donations each year, so there's always something new to see.
43	Education	UVU Women's Success Center	800 WEST UNIVERSITY PARKWAY	Orem	801-863-3010	https://www.uvu.edu/wsc/	Their goal is to help women achieve success and persist toward graduation by providing a supportive, social community and connecting students to the resources they need through weekly drop-in activities and monthly socials. Child Care Facilities and Community Consultation Services
44	Education	UVU - TRIO	800 WEST UNIVERSITY PARKWAY LA 012	OREM	(801) 863-5826	https://www.uvu.edu/trio/eoc/	We work specifically to assist students who are underrepresented in higher education, including veterans, women, students of color, adult learners, returning students, economically disadvantaged and disabled students, (single) parents, as well as those students who might be first-generation college attendees. Our program helps students overcome barriers and help boost their academic and economic competitiveness. We help students succeed!
45	Educaton	BYU Pathway Worldwide				https://www.byupathway.org/	BYU-Pathway Worldwide provides an accessible path to a spiritually based degree completely online at an affordable price.
46	Emergency Preparedness	Be Ready Utah			801-538-3400	https://beready.utah.gov	The purpose of the Be Ready Utah campaign is to help individuals and families, schools, businesses, and communities become better prepared to respond to and recover from disasters. Be Ready Utah seeks to help Utah’s residents become more aware of the importance of emergency preparedness and to take some action towards achieving emergency preparedness.
47	Emergency Preparedness	ready.gov				https://www.ready.gov/	Stay informed about the different types of emergencies that could occur and their appropriate responses. Make a Family Emergency Plan. Build an Emergency Supply Kit. Get Involved in your community by taking action to prepare for emergencies
48	Emergency Preparedness	American Red Cross			800-733-2767	https://www.redcross.org/local/utah.html	We provide food and shelter in emergencies, assist members of our armed forces and their families, teach lifesaving skills, and more. All American Red Cross disaster assistance is free, made possible by voluntary donations of time and money from the American people.
49	Emergency Preparedness	Sophos Survival	244 N. Main ST.	Spanish Fork	801-885-9318	https://sophossurvival.com	Most likely, those “adventures” will include things like the need to administer basic first aid to one of your kids when they crash on their bike (we’ve all been there!). Maybe you need to perform CPR or are the first on the scene of an accident. Or perhaps something more serious happens – A natural disaster, someone breaks into your home, an active shooter scenario....We are here to help you gear up, get the training you need, and BE READY for those “adventures.”
50	Emergency Response	Disasterassistance.gov				https://www.disasterassistance.gov/	The Disaster Assistance Improvement Program’s (DAIP) mission is to provide disaster survivors with information, support, services, and a means to access and apply for disaster assistance through joint data-sharing efforts between federal, tribal, state, local, and private sector partners.
51	Emotional Health	Family Services - Springville	1672 W 700 S Ste D	Springville	801-489-9721	https://providentliving.churchofjesuschrist.org/lds-family-services?lang=eng	Church leaders may consult with Family Services staff to better understand the social and emotional needs and challenges of their members and to determine what resources and services are available. Church leaders should first contact their local Family Services office before referring members for counseling. If a local office is not available, leaders may call the 24-Hour Welfare Help Line at 1-855-537-4357.
52	Emotional Health	Finding Strengh in the Lord - Emotional Resilience - Self-Reliance Course				https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/self-reliance/course-materials/emotional-resilience-self-reliance-course-video-resources	A 10 week course that can be organized in the stake or in the ward to help individuals gain tools to help them improve their mental health.
53	Emotional Health	IHC Support Groups	1034 N. 500 W.	Provo		https://intermountainhealthcare.org/locations/utah-valley-hospital/classes-events/support-survivorship/	Medical challenges and loss can often bring unexpected challenges, both physically and emotionally. The ongoing caring support of professionals at Utah Valley Hospital (formerly Utah Valley Regional Medical Center) and others who have experienced similar experiences can provide great healing and relief. Utah Valley Hospital provides a number of support groups that allow you to connect with others.
54	Emotional Health	Mountain View Hospital - The Behavioral Health Pavilion	1000 E. 100 N.	Payson	801-465-7000	https://mvhpayson.com	The Behavioral Health Pavilion at Mountain View Hospital is designed to provide a safe haven for those 18 years old and older, suffering from depression, anxiety, behavioral health diseases and substance abuse.
55	Emotional Health	Provo Canyon Behavioral Health	1350 E. 750 N.	Orem	801-852-2273	https://pcbh.com	Provo Canyon Behavioral Hospital serves teens and adults from all over the nation with a broad spectrum of inpatient and outpatient mental health and addiction services. Not all wounds show. If you or a loved one is struggling with depression, anxiety, addiction or behavioral disorders, call our admissions group to see how Provo Canyon Behavioral Hospital can help you regain a happy healthy life. We provide patients and their families with stability during times of crisis so they are able to move forward with their recovery process.
56	Emotional Health	United Way - Everyday Strong	148 North 100 West	Provo	801-374-2588	https://unitedwayuc.org/our-work/everyday-strong/	There’s one main thing that a kid needs to thrive: the presence of just one caring adult in their life.Day Strong is here to show you how you can be that caring adult, whether you are the parent, neighbor, teacher, or friend. Anxiety and depression are growing among our teenagers, but your simple actions today can change a kid’s life.
57	Emotional Health	UVU Community Family Mental Health Clinic	500 W. 1200 S.	Orem	801-863-4780	https://www.uvu.edu/community-clinic/	We offer affordable, quality therapy to students and members of the community.
58	Emotional Health	Wasatch Behavioral Health	285 N, S 1250 E,	Payson	(801) 852-3805	https://www.wasatch.org/	Wasatch Behavioral Health was founded in 1967 to provide quality mental health care for all individuals within Utah and Wasatch counties. Wasatch Behavioral Health is a comprehensive community mental health center. We offer an array of programs and services for children, teens and adults. Evaluations, Individual, group and family therapy, medication management, Case Management Services, Nursing Services, Peer Support, Psychological Testing
59	Emotional Health	UVU Student Health Services	800 w. University Parkway RM SC-221	Orem	801-863-8876	https://uvu.edu/studenthealth	Mental Health Services, Crisis Services, Learning Disability Assessment, Psychiatric Services
60	Emotional Health	BYU Comprehensive Clinic	1190 North 900 East	Provo	801-422-7759	https://comprehensiveclinic.byu.edu	Psychologist, MFT, Social Work, Outpatient therapy
61	Employment	Deseret Industries - Springville	655 South 1750 West	Springville	801-489-3203	https://www.deseretindustries.org/locations/2078139	Associates gain valuable work experience by working in our facilities and training with local business partners. We partner with community colleges, applied technology centers, and other institutions that offer training courses in accounting, information technology, health care, and other areas.
62	Employment	Development Counseling - Springville	655 South 1750 West	Springville	801-489-3203	https://providentliving.churchofjesuschrist.org/development-counseling-services?lang=eng	Development Counseling Services (DCS) assists Church leaders in empowering individuals and families to overcome barriers preventing their long-term self-reliance. Development counselors are licensed professionals who work closely with individuals struggling with employment. To provide better assistance, development counselors work with Church leaders, mentors, and family members of the individuals as well.
63	Employment	Finding a Better Job - Self-Reliance Course				https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/self-reliance/course-materials/find-a-better-job	For those who are looking for work or a better job. Group members will learn to identify opportunities, network, present themselves professionally, and prepare for job interviews. They will also set goals for contacts and interviews.
64	Employment	Starting and Growing my Business - Self-Reliance Course				https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/self-reliance/course-materials/starting-and-growing-my-business	For those who already have a business or resources to start a business. Group members learn the traits and skills of successful small business owners. They practice record keeping, marketing, and cash management. They will talk with business owners, customers, and suppliers and develop plans to grow their business.
65	Employment	Small Business Development Center	815 S. 1250 S.	Orem	801-863-8230	https://utahsbdc.org	You are not alone on your journey to success. In addition to providing confidential business consultation, the SBDC offers trainings from start-up to succession planning and everything in-between. No matter what stage your business is in, the SBDC has the tools to help you succeed.
66	Employment	Employment Resource Services - Springville	1672 W 700 S St Suite C	Springville	(801) 491-7379	employment.churchofjesuschrist.org	A community assistance center to help individuals and families with their plans and efforts to achieve greater self-reliance through employment, education, business and personal finance.
67	Employment	Department of Workforce Services	1185 North Canyon Creek Parkway	Spanish Fork	-866-205-4357.	https://jobs.utah.gov/housing/scso/seal/heat.html	The HEAT Program provides year-round energy and water assistance as well as energy and water-related crisis assistance for eligible low income households throughout Utah. You may qualify for HEAT and (https://jobs.utah.gov/housing/scso/seal/water.html) Water Assistance when you apply for the HEAT Program. Helping people with disabilities address their unique barriers and achieve employment. We support individuals with disabilities in obtaining competitive, integrated employment through professional vocational counseling and guidance, and through partnerships with employers, school districts, higher education and other agencies. We also serve Utah businesses by offering training on hiring individuals with disabilities and workplace accommodations.
68	English-Language Skills	Waterford	4246 Riverboat Rd	Taylorsville	877-299-7997	https://www.waterford.org/	Waterford.org knows that every child deserves an equitable, high-quality early education. For more than 40 years, Waterford has partnered with families, schools, communities, and government organizations to provide access to educational resources and deliver individualized, research-driven learning resources to all young learners.
69	English-Language Skills	EnglishConnect				https://www.englishconnect.org/	EnglishConnect is a program provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to help individuals around the world increase self-reliance and expand opportunities through learning English. EnglishConnect 1 & 2 classes can be organized on the stake level.
70	Finances	Need Help Paying Bills				https://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/utah_assistance_programs.html	Find how to get financial help and where to apply for assistance programs in all cities and counties in Utah including Salt Lake City and Provo. Get grant money for paying utility or electric bills, free medical care, rent or mortgage help and other forms of financial assistance from various non-profit as well as government agencies.
71	Finances	BYU's Free Personal Finance Course				personalfinance.byu.edu	These lessons teach the basics of personal finance, what it is, our perspective, why it is important, and how we can be better stewards over our resources.
72	Finances	Personal Finances - Self-Reliance Course				https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/self-reliance/course-materials/personal-finances	For those who want better control over their finances. Group members will learn how to eliminate debt protect against financial hardship, and invest for the future. They will create a financial plan and follow a budget. Spouses are encouraged to attend together
73	Food	Bishop's Storehouse - Springville	1672 W 700 S St	Springville	801-489-9721	https://providentliving.churchofjesuschrist.org/bishops-storehouse?lang=eng	“While [bishops’] storehouses provide many of the same services as any retail food store, not one has a cash register. … These are goods that money cannot buy. No price tag is put on the time, effort, and love so generously contributed to the common good of those in need. —President Thomas S. Monson
74	Food	Commodity Supplemental Food Program			801-887-1275	https://utahfoodbank.org/csfp	A Free monthly food box program for low income seniors. The program is run by the Tah Deparment of Health in Partnership with Utah Food Bank. The food box will include a 10 day supply of Canned Meats, Peanut Butter, Cheese, Fruits, Beans, Vegetables, Nonfat Milk, Chili, Rice, Cereal, Pasta, Juice
75	Food	Women, Infants & Children - WIC	151 S. University Ave St 2100	Provo	801-851-7300	https://health.utahcounty.gov/wic/	A Federal Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children.
76	Food	Tabitha's Way - South Pantry	140 N Main St., Spanish Fork, UT	Spanish Fork	(801) 709-8573	http://tabithasway.org/	Provide food and supplies to those in need. KEY CATEGORIES: FOOD, PERSONAL CARE
77	Food Preservation	Thrive Life	691 S. Auto Mall Drive	American Fork		https://www.thrivelife.com/	Literally, you won't have to worry about mold with us! Our food is different than any other kind you'll find on the market. These foods won't spoil in a few days…or even a few weeks. They're good.
78	Food Storage	Home Storage Center - Springville	1672 W 700 S	Springville	801-491-7359	https://providentliving.churchofjesuschrist.org/food-storage?lang=eng	We encourage [you] to prepare for adversity in life by having a basic supply of food and water and some money in savings. We ask that you be wise… [and] do not go to extremes... With careful planning, you can, over time, establish a home storage supply and a financial reserve.
79	Healthcare	Community Health Connect	591 S. State Street	Provo	801-818-3015	https://www.utahchc.org	Our mission is to improve access to quality health and dental care for low-income uninsured men, women, and children in Utah County. We accomplish this goal through the coordination of a Volunteer Provider Network, providing health education and maximizing existing community resources. They help match up low income and uninsured individuals with local provides in medial, dental and mental health areas.
80	Healthcare	Eye Care 4 Kids	6911 State St.	Midvale	(801) 285-5443	https://eyecare4kids.org/contact-us/	There are 10 million children in the United States in need of vision services. By contributing to the EyeCare4Kids™ Children’s Charity, you will help a child clearly see the leaves on a tree, the words in a book, and the faces of their friends and family.
81	Healthcare	Health Choice Utah	6056 S. Fashion Square Drive, Suite 2400	Murray	877.358.8797	https://healthchoiceutah.com/about/health-choice-utah/	Health Choice believes in a personal approach to health care right in your community. We built our health care plan around you. Our goal is to give you quality health care, programs, and services to support you on your path to wellness.
82	Healthcare	Mountainlands Family Health Center	589 W. State Street	Provo	801-429-2000	https://www.mountainlands.org	Thirty years ago, United Way of Utah County partnered with Intermountain Healthcare and other community organizations to create the first health center in the area to help low-income families with either little insurance or no insurance access quality medical care. This center, now called Mountainlands Family Health Center, has expanded from the original location in Provo to five additional locations across the county.
83	Housing and Utilities	Boys & Girls Club of Utah County	702 E 1910 S Suite 3	Provo	801.371.6247	https://bgcutah.org/	The mission of the Boys Girls Clubs of Utah County is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens and leaders.
84	Housing and Utilities	Habitat for Humanity - Restore	253 Arrowhead Trail	Spanish Fork	(801) 344-8527	https://www.habitatuc.org/restore/	Habitat for Humanity ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores and donation centers that sell new and gently used furniture, home accessories, building materials and appliances to the public at a fraction of retail prices. Habitat for Humanity of Utah County owns and operates two ReStore locations in Utah County, and proceeds are used to build homes in the local community.
85	Housing and Utilities	Housing Authority of Utah County	485 N Freedom Blvd	Provo	801-373-8333	https://housinguc.org/	To assist program eligible families with safe, decent, energy efficient and affordable housing opportunities as they strive to achieve self-sufficiency and improve the quality of their lives. We will create and maintain partnerships with clients, human service agencies, and the community at-large with integrity, professionalism and fiscal responsibility.
86	Housing and Utilities	Mountainland Continuum of Care				https://mountainlandcoc.org/index.html	We are a coalition of local non-profit and government agencies that work together to find solutions for our area's housing needs. We support housing efforts that range from temporary emergency shelter to affordable home ownership.
87	Housing and Utilities	The Fuller Center	75 North 100 East	American Fork	801-921-5335	https://fullercenterutahcounty.org/	Helping Low Income Families make needed repairs on their homes.
88	Housing and Utilities	Utah County ReEntry Resources				https://utahcountyreentry.org/	Helping people rebuild their lives after incarceration
89	Housing and Utilities	Utah Housing Authority of Utah County	485 N Freedom Blvd	Provo	801-373-8333	https://housinguc.org/	To assist program eligible families with safe, decent, energy efficient and affordable housing opportunities as they strive to achieve self-sufficiency and improve the quality of their lives. We will create and maintain partnerships with clients, human service agencies, and the community at-large with integrity, professionalism and fiscal responsibility.
90	Housing and Utilities	Wasatch Behavior Health - Supported Housing Services	580 E. 600 S.	Provo	(801) 373-7443	https://www.wasatch.org/adult-services/supported-housing-services/	Supported Housing is one of the programs at the South Provo Clinic. Eligibility for supported housing requires the following: Utah County Resident Medicaid Completion of Mental Health Assessment
91	Housing and Utilties	Self-Help Homes	63 N 400 W St	Provo	(801) 375-2205	https://www.selfhelphomes.org/	Building a home as an owner-builder is both a challenging and exciting experience. Building a home as an owner-builder with Self-Help Homes will give you the opportunity to not only build your home, but also be a part of a group of owner-builders where you come to know your neighbors as you help them build their homes.
92	Housing and Utilities	Home Energy Assistance Target (HEAT) Program			866-205-4357	https://jobs.utah.gov/housing/scso/seal/heat.html	The HEAT Program provides year-round energy and water assistance as well as energy and water-related crisis assistance for eligible low income households throughout Utah. You may qualify for HEAT and Water Assistance when you apply for the HEAT Program. The program year begins October 1st and ends the following September 30th of each year or when federal LIHEAP funds are exhausted, whichever comes first.
93	Housing, Medical, Food	Food and Care Coalition	299 E 900 S	Provo	(801) 373-1825	https://foodandcare.org/	Provide food and a wide range of other services including hygiene, shower facilities, laundry services, mail delivery, internet access, haircuts, transitional housing, education, dental and more. KEY CATEGORIES: Food, Grooming & Personal Care, Public Internet Access, Education, Healthcare & Dental
94	Human Trafficing	Blue Campaign			1-888-373-7888	https://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign	Blue Campaign is a national public awareness campaign designed to educate the public, law enforcement, and other industry partners to recognize the indicators of human-trafficking and how to appropriately respond to possible cases.
95	Illiteracy	Joyfully Read	1484 S 910 W	Payson	(801) 607-2773	https://Joyfullyread.com	We provide a research based reading program that creates independent readers for life, not just a tutor who helps with homework! Not only will our program bring confidence and progress to their reading skills, but your students will look forward to reading sessions and grow to love reading! Joy is one of our highest priorities! We want the process of learning to read to be joyful for everyone, whether you are a parent, student, or even a sibling! One of our favorite ways to bring joy to reading is to celebrate! Family celebrations are a HUGE part of our program because it gets the whole family involved and gets our students excited to keep progressing! The chruch has provided a donation that Joyfully Read is using to offer scholarships to individuals in need.
96	Illiteracy	Project Read	550 N. University Ave # 215	Provo	801-448-7323	https://www.projectreadutah.org	Changing Lives through literacy
97	Immigration	Alliance Community Services	5286 S. Commerce Drive, Suite A-136	Murray	801-265-1111	https://alliance-community.org/	ACS offers resources and services to break down barriers that many Latino & Hispanic communities face. Our team members are professionals from diverse multi-ethnic backgrounds with vast experience in facilitating and delivering health and human services, collaborating in research, and education.
98	Immigration	BYU Legal Clinic	1415 West Columbia Lane	Provo	801-297-7049	https://law.byu.edu/centers-and-clinics/	The Community Legal Clinic provides free legal services to those in need. Second and third year law students under the direction of Professor Carl Hernandez represent clients in matters including immigration, contracts, housing, and other matters. Citizenship and other community classes are also taught at the clinic.
99	Immigration	Department of Workforce Services - Spanish Fork	1185 North Canyon Creek Parkway	Spanish Fork	801-400-9935	https://www.jobs.utah.gob	More than 2,200 Workforce Services employees assist individuals in preparing for and finding jobs, meeting workforce needs of Utah businesses, administering temporary assistance, and providing economic data and analysis.
100	Immigration	Noncitizen Eligibility for Federal Housing Programs				https://sgp.fas.org/crs/misc/R46462.pdf	Noncitizen eligibility for federal housing programs varies based on the programs in question, the laws and regulations that govern them, the agency that administers them, the immigration status<br> of a noncitizen, and the composition of the noncitizen’s household.