A Topical Resource Guide
for Families of
Children with Special Health Care Needs
(in Salt Lake and Surrounding Areas)
Utah Department of Health
David Sundwall, M.D.
Executive Director
Richard Melton
Deputy Director
Division of Community and Family Health Services
George W. Delevan, M.D.
Director
Children with Special Health Care Needs
Holly Balken
Acting Director
Prepared by
Sterling H. Redd
for
ABLE Program
http://health.utah.gov/able
February 2006
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PREFACE
Special-needs challenges are not only increasing in numbers, but their complexities are becoming more
readily identified. This makes for an increased demand for a broad array of services. Though services are
growing correspondingly with the needs, the access is very compromised often based either upon a
person’s memory, or limited awareness of the resources.
This manual is an effort conducted over several decades to facilitate with relative ease the access to a
comprehensive list of more than seventeen hundred services and programs for families of special-needs
and high-risk children in Salt Lake and surrounding areas. The services are sometimes listed under more
than one of the seventy cross-referenced categories.
The manual is also arranged in such a topical and concise format as to render it manageable in size.
Further, it is accessible on a number of websites and is in a manageable printout form.
The Utah State Department of Health, and more specifically the ABLE Program disclaims any and all
liability for omissions, deletions, errors or changes of information regarding services referred to in this
manual. Inclusion of a service or resource in the manual is not to say that the Utah State Department of
Health necessarily endorses the resource. Apology is nevertheless made for any significant deletions or
errors found therein. Anyone using the manual is encouraged to call or send any new data to the address
indicated below, in a shared effort to keep the manual as updated and helpful as possible.
How to Access Resource Information:
1.
Click on ABLE Website: http://health.utah.gov/able
2.
Go to Other Resources, then click on ABLE Resource Manual
3.
Under Areas of Need, click on the broad type of service needed, i.e., Economic-related,
Education-related, Medical-related, Miscellaneous, or Social, Emotional, and Behavioral-related.
4.
Next, click on the category of resource listed under selected Area of Need that you feel a resource
or service is most likely to be found.
5.
Finally, select the specific resource that seems most specific to your needs. The format limits the
information to two lines only. For more specific information, call the resource listed.
6.
An alphabetized list of headings is also available to scroll down to the resource you want.( Link
here )
Children With Special Health Care Needs
ABLE Program
44 N. Medical Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4720
Phone: (801) 584-8552
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TABLE of CONTENTS
Preface .
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Table of Contents
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Areas of Need
(1st stage) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Specific resource groups are listed under the broad areas of Economic, Education, Medical, Miscellaneous, and Social,
Emotional and Behavioral-related Needs, with corresponding page numbers.
Resource Groups
(2nd stage) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Under various resource group headings are listed agency names and resources, with addresses, phone numbers, available contact
persons, and brief descriptions, for quick identification of suggested resources.
Resources (an Alphabetical Listing)
Link to. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 359
Resources are listed alphabetically, with addresses, phone numbers and abbreviated descriptions. More complete information,
such as eligibility factors of the listed resources, may be accessed by calling Access Utah Network (Utah’s clearinghouse for specialneeds resources) at 1-800-333-UTAH. Floppy discs are also available on a limited basis by contacting Access Utah Network.
AREAS OF NEED
The categories listed in this section refer to various types of resources generally sought
out by special-needs persons and their families in five areas of need:
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
ECONOMIC-RELATED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 5
EDUCATION-RELATED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 6
MEDICAL-RELATED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 6
MISCELLANEOUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 7
SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL-RELATED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. 8
A.
Economic-related Needs
Page
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66
67
86
103
106
112
132
133
137
137
239
278
280
Career Development and Employment Resources
Christmas Assistance
Clothing (low-cost, funds for and/or custom-made for special-needs persons)
Dental Services (discount for special-needs children)
Financial Assistance, Miscellaneous
Food Assistance
Funding for Special-needs Conditions and Activities
Housing, Hospital Visit Related (Salt Lake)
Housing, Temporary, Emergency and Other
Human Services, Division of (DFS)
Medicaid (see Human Services, Division of; also Medicaid Financial Eligibility Chart, p. 427)
Rehabilitation Service Offices, local
Shelter Workshops
Single Parent and Women's Resources
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301
332
338
349
Social Security Offices, local
Transitional Resources
Transportation for Special-needs Persons
Utility and Energy Assistance
B.
Education-related Needs
Page
33
39
57
88
121
124
126
144
155
176
193
210
217
239
258
261
262
278
302
320
332
351
Alternative Schools and Supports
Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder
Career Development and Employment Resources
Developmental Disability Resources
Gifted and Talented Children
Headstart, local
Higher Education/Training for Special-needs Persons
Information and Referral Resources
Learning Difference and Tutorial Resources
Mental Retardation
Parent Training and Enrichment
Preschools for Special-needs Children
Preventive and Emergency Resources
Rehabilitation Service Offices, local
School Avoidance
School Districts, local
School Readiness Resources
Shelter Workshops
Speech-Language-Hearing and Communication Resources
Support Groups and Programs
Transitional Resources
Visual Impairment Resources
C.
Medical-related Needs
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9
22
39
42
247
86
88
94
97
112
125
131
132
39
138
171
176
189
203
206
217
240
247
265
269
278
Abuse and Neglect
Advocate Organizations
Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder
Autism and Autistic-like Behavior
Day Care (see Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Families)
Dental Services (discount and/or for special-needs persons)
Developmental Disability Resources
Diagnostic Resources
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Funding Sources for Special-needs Conditions and Activities
Health Departments, local
Hospitals
Housing, Hospital Visit Related (Salt Lake)
Hyperactivity, see Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder
Independent Living, Agencies Promoting
Medical Equipment
Mental Retardation
Nutrition Resources
Physical Therapy Resources
Pregnancy-related Resources, Adolescent and Problem
Preventive and Emergency Resources
Residential Placements
Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Families
Seizures and Neurological Disorders
Semi-residential and Halfway Homes
Shelter Workshops
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C.
Medical-related Needs (Continued)
Page
280
302
320
338
340
351
Single Parent and Women's Resources
Speech-Language-Hearing and Communication Resources
Support Groups and Programs
Transportation for Special-needs Persons
Treatment Resources for Special-needs Persons
Visual Impairment Resources
D.
Miscellaneous Needs
Page
16
22
247
109
122
128
132
133
137
138
143
144
164
424
427
182
193
217
225
235
240
247
269
269
278
301
312
320
332
355
Adolescent Resources
Advocate Organizations
Day Care (see Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Families)
Foster Care and Adoption Resources
Group Homes and Housing for Special-needs Persons
Hispanic Resources
Housing, Hospital-visit Related
Housing, Temporary, Emergency and Other
Human Services, Department of (DCFS), local
Independent Living, Agencies Promoting
Indian Resources, Native American
Information and Referral Resources
Legal Resources for Special-needs Persons
Local County Reference Phone Numbers
Medical Financial Eligibility Reference Charts for CSHCN, Medicaid and SSI
Multi-cultural Resources for Special-needs Persons
Parent Training and Enrichment Resources
Preventive and Emergency Resources
Recreational, Fitness, and Enrichment Resources for Special-needs Persons
Refugee and Immigration Resources
Residential Placements
Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Families
Self-help Organizations
Semi-residential and Halfway Homes
Shelter Workshops
Special-needs Awareness
Summer Programs, Camps, Work Experiences and Enrichment Resources
Support Groups and Programs
Transitional Resources for the Handicapped
Volunteer Opportunities with/for Special-needs Persons
E.
Social, Emotional and Behavioral-related Needs
Page
9
16
22
39
42
45
56
68
72
80
Abuse and Neglect
Adolescent Resources
Advocate Organizations
Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder
Autism and Autistic-like Behavior
Behavioral Resources
Bereavement Resources
Coping and Management Resources
Counseling Resources (suggested)
Crisis and Suicide Threats
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97
109
120
124
137
39
154
164
174
193
198
210
225
240
247
255
258
262
269
280
287
301
312
320
332
338
340
355
Day Care (see Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Families)
Diagnostic Resources
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Foster Care and Adoption Resources
Gang-related Resources
Headstart, local
Human Services, Division of
Hyperactivity, see Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder
Juvenile Courts, local
Legal Resources for Special-needs Persons
Mental Health Units, local
Parent Training and Enrichment Resources
Peer/Mentor Relationship Resources
Preschools for the Special-needs Children
Recreation, Fitness Activities, and Enrichment Resources for Special-needs Children
Residential Placements
Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Persons
Runaway Youth
School Avoidance
School Readiness Resources
Semi-residential and Halfway Homes
Single Parent and Women's Resources
Social and Emotional Disturbance Resources
Special-needs Awareness
Summer Programs, Camps, Work Experience and Enrichment Resources
Support Groups and Programs
Transitional Resources for Special-needs Persons
Transportation for Special-needs Persons
Treatment Resources for Special-needs Persons
Volunteer Opportunities with/for Special-needs Persons
RESOURCE GROUPS
Brief descriptions are given of the resources or agencies listed under each resource group to facilitate quick identification of desired
resources. To access addresses and phone numbers, refer to Resources section of this manual. More in-depth information is given on most of
these resources through the state’s ACCESS Utah Network. The toll-free phone number is 1-800-333-UTAH. The same database
information on discs is also available on a limited basis through the same agency.
Abuse and Neglect
Child Abuse
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
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607 E. 200S.
SLC, UT. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse) (six chapters nationally)
(John Motsinger)
SLC, UT. 319-1023
(www.BACA.com) 319-1023)
(a motorcycle group that provides toys and support for victims of child abuse)
Center for Family Development (a Parents United program)
3269 S. Main
SLC, UT. 466-8353
(self-help therapy for domestic violence, incest victims, family members, and abusers)
Center for Safe and Healthy Families (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive (Natalie)
SLC, UT. 588-3655
(multi-services for Protective Service-referred sex-abused and physically abused children)
Child Abuse Hotline
1-800-422-4453
# Child Protection
(Human Services Administration)
120 W. 200 W.
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(Kari)
SLC, Ut. 538-4377
(handles reported child abuse, referring to local response teams for investigation, supervision and F/U services)
257 11th Ave.
SLC, UT. 355-0781
(comfortable child-friendly atmosphere while coordinating a child abuse investigation procedure)
# Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, UT. 238-2360
(funding support for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
# Christmas Box House, International
236 S. 300 E.
SLC, UT. 531-8681
(comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & neglected children removed from their family environment)
# Crimes Against Children Coordination (FBI (579-4526)
(Mick Fennerty)
SLC, Ut. 579-1400
# Children’s Justice Center
# Emergency Receiving Homes (Shelter Homes)
see local
DCFS office
(DCFS-monitored shelter homes for abused)
# Family Resource and Counseling
# Family Support Center
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2020 Lake St.
SLC, UT. 487-7778
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, UT. 355-2804
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, UT. 773-0712
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
SLC, UT. 229-1181
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, UT. 255-6881
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
Foster Care (Division of Child and Family Services)
538-4100
(temporary care for abused or neglected children in state custody awaiting a more permanent outcome)
Foster Grandparent Program
2001 S. State St. #S 1500 (Dwight)
SLC, UT. 468-2474
(trained senior volunteers assist special-needs children)
Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
251E 1200 S
(Dennis Hansen)
Orem, UT. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, UT. 578-3962
(Lori Brown, 238-3829)
(a state-appointed legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
# Huntsman Kathleen Robinson Apartments
338 E. 300 S.
SLC, UT. 534-1211
(shelter housing for families involved in imminent abuse)
# Kids On The Block (Assistance League of Salt Lake City)
PO Box 9353
SLC, UT. 484-3401
(disability, gang, divorce, LD and abuse-awareness puppet shows)
# Marillac House
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, UT. 977-9185
(temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 244E Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a bilingual self-help family organization offering support in potential abuse situations, self-expression, community resources)
715 E. 3900 S. #109 (Heather)
SLC, UT. 263-6367
(therapy for persons traumatized from a variety of situations)
# Utah Chapter for Prevention of Child Abuse
40 E. South Temple #350-12
SLC, UT. 532-3404
(public awareness and programs regarding child abuse)
# Utah Children (now Voices of Utah Children)
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, UT. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them from abuse and neglect)
# Victim-Witness Services (Julie Holbrook, Director)
111E Broadway Suite 400
SLC, UT. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience re: SLCo. Dist. Attny. Off.–involved felony cases)
# Trauma Awareness and Treatment Center
Child Neglect
# Center for Safe and Healthy Families (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive (Amy Thompson)
SLC, Ut. 588-3650
(multi-services for Protective Service-referred sex-abused and physically-abused children)
# Child Protection
(Human Services Administration)
120 W. 200 W.
(Kari)
SLC, Ut. 538-4377
(handles reported child abuse, referring to local response teams for investigation , supervision and F/U services)
# Christmas Box House, International
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & neglected children removed from their family environment)
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Abuse and Neglect (Continued)
Child Neglect (Continued)
# Emergency Receiving Homes (Shelter Homes)
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see local
DCFS office
(DCFS-monitored shelter homes for abused)
Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
SLC, Ut. 229-1181
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Foster Care (Division of Child and Family Services)
538-4100
(a temporary care for abused or neglected children in state custody while awaiting a more permanent outcome)
Foster Grandparent Program
2001 S. State St. #S 1500 (Dwight)
SLC, Ut. 468-2474
(trained senior volunteers help and assist special-needs children)
Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, Ut. 578-3962
(Lori Brown, 238—3829) (578-3962, a state-appointed legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
# Homemaker Services (see local DCFS office)
927 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(offers homemaking training to low-income)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 244 E Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
# Public Health (administration-see local public health)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 468-2750
(general public health on local level)
# Utah Children (now Voices of Utah Children)
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
# Victim-Witness Services
111E Broadway Suite 400
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience for SL Co. Dist. Attny. Office - involved felony cases)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 537-8600
(socialization, enhancement, and shelter to abused women)
Sexual Abuse and Adjustment
# Adults Molested as Children (ISAT)
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1800 S. West Temple #421
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(group & individual therapy following a written counseling format w/ objectives & assignments)
ARTEC Sex Abuse Treatment Team
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
Benchmark Behavior Health System North Hospital
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
Benchmark Behavior Health System South Hospital
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
Bonneville Community Correctional Center
1141 S. 2250 W.
SLC, Ut. 977-5441
(in-patient service for adult sex offenders)
Center for Family Development (a Parents United program)
3269 S. Main
SLC, Ut. 466-8353
(self-help therapy for domestic violence and incest victims; family members and abusers)
Center for Safe and Healthy Families (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive (Amy Thompson)
SLC, Ut. 588-3650
(multi-services for Protective Service-referred sex-abused and physically-abused children)
Center for Women and Children in Crisis, Inc.
PO Box 1075
Provo, Ut. 374-9351
(shelter and support for abused women)
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Abuse and Neglect (Continued)
Sexual Abuse and Adjustment (Continued)
# Child Protection
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(Human Services Administration)
120 W. 200 W.
(Kari)
SLC, Ut. 538-4377
(handles reported child abuse, referring to local response teams for investigation , supervision and F/U services)
Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Christmas Box House, International
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & negl. children removed from their family environment)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(funds for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
SLC, Ut. 229-1181
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Foster Care (Division of Child and Family Services)
538-4100
(temporary care for abused or neglected children in state custody while awaiting a more permanent outcome)
Fremont Community Correction Center
2588 W. 2388 S.
WVC, Ut. 978-4500
(court-ordered in-patient re: any sexual offenders)
Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
3809 S West Temple (Brent)
SLC, Ut. 268-4454
(counseling in specialty areas of sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
Ogden Center
550 24th Street # 202
Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(counseling in specialty areas of sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
Provo Center
1807 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(counseling in specialty areas of sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other
developmental or behavioral disabilities)
# Observation and Assessment (O and A)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3703 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
# Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
# Odyssey House
344 E. 100 S.
SLC, UT 363-0203
(child advocacy around child abuse; treatment for substance abuse)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 244 E Vine St (also 284-4259)
Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(self-help organization in potential abuse situations; other services)
# Rape Crisis Center
2035 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-RAPE
(rape crisis and sexual assault intervention for persons age 15 up of both sexes; a 24-hour hotline; education and support)
Ogden Office
505 27th St.
Ogden, Ut. 392-7273
(intervention for rape victims and family)
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Abuse and Neglect (Continued)
Sexual Abuse and Adjustment (Continued)
# Residential Treatment Ctr. for Juvenile Sex Offenders (Benchmark) 592 W. 1350 S. (Marvel)
Woodscross, Ut. 298-2844
(residential unit that includes schooling, therapeutic and recreational services)
# Sexual Abuse Program (DCFS)
(see local DCFS offices)
# Sex Abuse Treatment Team (of ARTEC)
7434 S State St
566-4423
(see local DCFS offices)
# Thirty-ninth Street Counseling Association
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut.
(sex abuse treatment center)
# Trauma Awareness and Treatment Center
715 E. 3900 S. #109 (Heather)
SLC, Ut. 263-6367
(therapy for persons traumatized from a variety of situations)
# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ who have been charged w/ a crime, to get into appropriate programs, rather than the corrections system)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
# Utah Children (now Voices of Utah Children)
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home (Administration)
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential home for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Utah Rape Recoevery Center (business line: 467-7282)
1-888-421-1100
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential group homes for sex-specific treatment, and troubled, youth, while fostering responsible and productive lives)
# Valley Mental Health (Administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(mental health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(out patient counseling, after care, and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth; residential/ therapeutic foster home access)
# Alliance House (VMH)
(Jeremy Christianson)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
# ARTEC (administration)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
# ARTEC RESIDENCES:
CBTU
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(structured behavior modification training and an autistic preschool)
Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
East Valley Unit
(now consolidated with North Valley)
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(team approach for ADHD and other child and adolescent emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 262-2601
# Mental Health Services for the Deaf
7434 S. State St.
# North Crisis Service (ARTU) (aka Community Treatment Prog.)
3944 S 400 E Murray
North Valley Unit
(TTY) 566-9739
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
1020 S Main St Suite 3100
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
South Crisis Unit (ITU) (consolidated with North Crisis Center) 3944 S 400 E Murray
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
South Valley Unit
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Spanish Speaking
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Summit County Unit
1753 Sidewinder Rd. (Merrilee)
Park City, Ut. 435-649-9089
Abuse and Neglect (Continued)
Sexual Abuse and Adjustment (Continued)
Tooele County Unit
West Valley Unit (consolidated with South Valley)
# Victim Advocacy Division
3575 S. Market St. (Karen Platis)
100 S 1000 W
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(facilitates successful anticipated court experience)
(SLC Police Dept.)
320 E. 200 S. (Wes Galloway, or Bobbie)
SLC, Ut. 580-7969
(799-3474, crisis resolution and long-term follow-up through court processes for crime victims)
# Victim Services (see p. 82 Crime---Christine Waters @ 238-2360)
(counseling, advocacy and witness aid)
# Victim-Witness Services
111 E Braodway Suite # 400
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience for SLCo. Dist. Attny. Office - involved felony cases)
# Wasatch Counseling Group
1343 S 7100 E
363-1455
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
# Victim Resource Center
Spouse/Adult Abuse
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SLC, Ut. 268-5456
(service for abused or exploited handicapped or senior adults)
Adults Molested as Children (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(group and individual therapy following a written counseling format with objectives and assignments)
Advanced Therapy Groups
E. 204 Park Meadows Plaza
Park City, Ut. 649-2426
(counseling for abused spouses and abusers)
Center for Family Development (a Parents United program)
3269 S. Main
SLC, Ut. 466-8353
(self-help therapy regarding domestic violenceand incest; family members and abusers)
Center for Women and Children in Crisis, Inc.
PO Box 1075
Provo, Ut. 374-9351
(shelter and support for abused women)
Community Counseling Center
(court-referred counseling for spouse abuse)
Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(out-patient counseling for domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse in adults and adolescents)
Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(funds medical and emotional needs of victims of recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
Christmas Box House, International
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & neglected children removed from their family environment)
Domestic Violence Information
1-800-829-8200 or 1-800-897-5465
(call Catholic Community Services 977-9119) (temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
Domestic Violence Program, The
538-4100
# Family Support Center
# Battered Women’s Shelter
# Davis Family Support Center
# Utah Valley Family Support
# Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
# Ogden Family Support Center
# Huntsman Kathleen Robinson Apartments
2020 Lake St. (Tamara Harris)
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 537-8600
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couples therapy)
338 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 534-1211
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(shelter housing for families involved in imminent abuse)
Abuse and Neglect (Continued)
Spouse/Adult Abuse (Continued)
# Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421 (Brent)
SLC, Ut.
(counseling in specialty areas of sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
# Ogden Center
550 24th Street # 202
Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(counseling in specialty areas of sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
# Provo Center
1807 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(counseling in specialty areas of sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
# Legal Center for Victims of Domestic Violence
455 N. University Ave
Provo, Ut. 375-1031 ext. 3511
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SLC, Ut. 977-9185
(temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4259
(among services is a self-help organization in potential abuse situations)
Park City Family Counseling Institute
(counseling for abused spouses and abusers)
Ogden Office
2261 Adams
Ogden, Ut. 392-7273
(intervention for rape victims and family)
South Valley Sanctuary (see Marillac House or Family Support Center)
(shelter for abused women)
Victim Counseling Unit (S L Co. Dist. attorney’s counseling office)
111E Broadway Suite #400
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(helps victims of felony violent crimes through the court process, and refers to counseling services, 531-4101)
Victim Resource Center (SLC Police Dept.)
320 E. 200 S. (Wes Galloway, or Bobbie) SLC, Ut. 580-7969
(799-3474, addresses crisis resolution and long-term follow-up through court processes for crime victims)
Victim Services (see p. 82 Crime---Christine Waters @ 238-2360)
(call Christy)
238-2360
(counseling, advocacy and witness aid)
Victim-Witness Services
111 E Broadway Suite #400
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience)
Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 537-8600
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
Women’s Shelter
Kaysville, Ut. 444-9161
# Women’s Shelter
Logan, Ut. 435-753-2500
# Women’s Shelter
Ogden, Ut. 392-7273
# Women’s Shelter
Park City, Ut. 435-647-9161
# Women’s Shelter
Provo, Ut. 377-5500
# Women’s Shelter
Tooele, Ut. 435-843-1645
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 537-8600
(socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
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(see also Recreational and Fitness Resources for Special-needs Persons)
Assessment or Treatment
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment and networks success strategies for high-risk youth)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC) 3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# Advanced Therapy Groups
E. 204 Park Meadows Plaza
Park City, Ut. 649-2426
(counseling for abused spouses and abusers)
# Alcohol and Drug Abuse Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive R-52
SLC, Ut. 581-6228
(youth alcohol and drug-abuse treatment center)
# Alcohol and Drug Juvenile Courts, local
(handles legal issues for juveniles)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
# Alternative Youth Adventures (AYA)
1-866-968-8409
(a wilderness program for court-involved youth)
# Center for Change
Orem, Ut. 224-8255
(a private center providing treatment for anorexia, bulimia and other addictive behaviors)
# Copper Hills Youth Center
5899 W. Rivendell Drive
West Jordan, Ut. 561-3377
(therapeutic environment for emotionally disturbed youth)
# Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(provides out-patient counseling re: domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse for adults and adolescents)
# Decker Lake Youth Center
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-8414
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
# Division of Youth Services
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(short-term crisis shelter and walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
# Farmington Bay Youth Center
907 W. Clark Lane
Farmington, Ut. 451-8620
(observation and assessment for youth in custody in Davis County)
# Frontier School
363 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call SL Sch. Dist 578-8599)
(alternative school in Salt Lake District for youth in custody)
# Garfield Alternative High School
1838 S. 1500 E. (Susan McFarland)
SLC, Ut. 481-4805
(alternative school for youth in custody, and students with behavior disorders or learning disorders)
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
# Highland Ridge (ARTEC) So. Satelite)
7309 S. 180 W. (Bob Diggers)
SLC, Ut. 565-6844
(a residential treatment for serious behavior problems)
# Intermountain Substance Abuse (ISU)
404 E. 4500 S. # B24 (Tallie Martinez)
SLC, Ut. 264-9844
(a court-ordered educational program for adolescents and adults having been involved in a DUI offense)
# Intermountain Youth Care, Salt Lake
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(ph. Book)
(proctor advocacy tracking for delinquent youth)
# Island View
2650 W. 2700 S.
Syracuse, Ut. 773-0200
(a private DCFS-contracted residential 9-month-stay treatment center with 112 beds for bright behavioral & mood-disordered youth)
# Juvenile Courts, local (administration)
450 S. State Street
SLC, Ut. 578-3800
(handles legal issues re: juveniles)
# Juvenile Receiving Center
177 W. Price St.
SLC, Ut. 269-7535
(a temporary holding place within the Youth Services Center)
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
# LEAP (Life Enhancement Alternative Program)
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
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(early intervention program for delinquent youth 8-17 following a 1st or 2nd offense)
1130 W. Center St. (Emily)
North Salt Lake, Ut. 936-4000
(a youth rehab facility)
# Life-Line, Inc.
Adolescent (High-risk) Resources (Continued)
Assessment or Treatment (continued)
# Majestic Ranch
PO Box 128 (Dan Peart)
Randolph, Ut. 435-793-3000
(a specialty school for boys, with behavior treatment programming)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
# Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
# Observation and Assessment Center, Region II
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0236
# Observation and Assessment Unit
# Weber Valley Detention
145 N. Monroe Blvd.
Ogden, Ut. 627-0322
(a state facility providing observation and assessment of youth in custody)
5470 S. 2700 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-2794
(Morgan-Weber-Davis Counties court-ordered holding center for ungovernable youth)
# Observation and Evaluation
# Odyssey House
607 S. 200 E. (Chris Madsen)
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(a residential substance abuse treatment facility for adolescents)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(a total-development clinic for youth to 18 years)
# Pediatric Department (UUHC)
# Pioneer Youth Village
# Proctor Program
# Progressive Group Home
# Quest
# Rocky Mountain Youth Corrections
(see phone book)
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
Lab of Leisure Research
SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(year-around camp experiences to include ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
Orem, Ut.
(group home for adolescent girl sex offenders)
# Salt Lake County Receiving Center
(medical detoxification services for youth ages 13-18 years of age, with expected parent involvement)
# Silverado
(Robert Buttars)
SLC, Ut. 983-5540
(counseling for more severe juvenile offenders)
# Slate Canyon
1991 S. State
Provo, Ut. 342-7840
(long-term secured care for unmanageable youth in corrections)
# Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral Unit
2001 S. State St. S2300
SLC, Ut. 468-2032
(assessment and referral services on a sliding fee scale to Salt Lake County residents with concerns about substance abuse)
# Substance Abuse Authority Programs, local
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Davis County District
291 S. 200 W.
Farmington, Ut. 451-7799
(various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Utah County District
100 E. Center St. #3300
Provo, Ut. 370-8427
(various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Wasatch County District
32 W. 200 S.
Heber, Ut. 435-654-3003
(various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Weber-Morgan District
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 801-625-3656
(various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
# Sheriffs Assisting Youth Metropolitan Hall of Justice
437 S. 200 E. 10th Fl.
SLC, Ut. 535-5995
(deputy-provided law-enforcement-related counseling)
# Slate Canyon (see Gail Brown)
(observation and assessment)
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# Stormy Ridge South (Ranch)
(Daren)
Marysvale, Ut. 435-326-4300
(group home for court-involved male youth 14-18 years of age)
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Assessment or Treatment (continued)
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SLC, Ut. 685-5712
(court-ordered five-day-a-week alternative work program (community service) in lieu of detention)
1935 E. Vine St. (6100 S.)
SLC, Ut. 278-0419
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
390 N. Main St.
Bountiful, Ut. 292-6284
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
2910 W. 4700 S. #204
WVC, Ut
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
Teen Scope
501 Chipeta Way (Nancy, intake)
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient psychiatric evaluation and stabilization programs for behaviorally-disturbed teens)
TIPS (Transitional Intervention Program) (Truman Elementary)
4639 S. 3200 W.
(Sherilyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-6252
(9-wk intensive academic, social skills and behavior-training course for behavioral at-risk kids, with teacher and tracker involvement)
Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential group homes for sex-specific treatment, and troubled, youth, while fostering responsible and productive lives)
VMH (East Valley Unit)
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(team approach to ADHD and other child and adolescent emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Canyons Hospital
(in and out-patient psychiatry and substance-abuse center)
Wasatch Youth Center
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-5830
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
Wasatch Youth Support Systems
(in, out-patient substance-abuse counsel)
Western States Family Institute
515 S. 700 E. #3-A
SLC, Ut. 532-3242
(individual and family counseling re: adolescents)
Wilderness Program
(therapy program for behavioral adolescent boys in a generally remote wilderness area)
Youth Alcohol and Day Treatment
5965 S. 900 E. #150
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(substance abuse treatment; coordinates with other related treatment services)
Youth Correction Homes
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(shelter-detention provides continuum of education and recreation)
Youth Corrections, State Division of (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(oversees residential and non-residentials for court-ordered delinquent youth)
Decker Lake Youth Center
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-8414
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
Observation and Assessment Center
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0230
(0-90-day court-ordered evaluation of youth offenders awaiting a placement disposition)
Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
Youth-In-Custody (YIC) (via YWCA)
# Youth Reclamation, Inc. (YRI) (w/ Preferred Family Clinic)
216 N. Orem Blvd.
Orem, Ut. 221-0223
(a court-referred program for conduct-disordered youth)
# Youth Services Bureau (DWS)
PO Box 1035
(see Paula in Moab)
(court referred for conduct-disorded youth, with whole family involved w/ structure and rewards)
# Youth Services, Salt Lake County Div. of (admin.)
177 W. Price Ave.
(Roger Gisseman) SLC, Ut. 264-2254
(Child Justice Center, Juvenile Receiving Centers, In-home Family Preservation Services, Boys and Girls Group Homes, and Shelter Care)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
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(walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Adolescent (High-risk) Resources (Continued)
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Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
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2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
3388 W. 3500 S.
WVC, Ut. 969-3307
(standard and intensive out-patient substance abuse counseling for adolescents)
Educational, Enrichment or Work Opportunity
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Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
Davis County PERC (Family Enrichment Center)
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(provides sequentially the Steven Glenn Developing Capable Young People course, especially for adolescents)
Four-H Clubs (administration)
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(cooperative agency between federal, state and local governments offering opportunities for youth to learn life-long skills)
Davis County Four-H Club
28 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 451-3403
(character-building club for Kindergarten to 2nd grade and 3rd to 12th grades)
Salt Lake County Four-H Club
2001 S. State St. S1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3180
(character-building club for Kindergarten to 2nd grade and 3rd to 12th grades)
Utah County Four-H Club
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(character-building club for Kindergarten to 2nd grade and 3rd to 12th grades)
Weber County Four-H Club
1181 N. Fairgrounds Drive
Ogden, Ut. 399-8200
(character-building club for Kindergarten to 2nd grade and 3rd to 12th grades)
Frontier School
363 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call SL Sch. Dist 578-8599)
(alternative school in Salt Lake District for youth in custody)
Garfield Alternative High School
1838 S. 1500 E. (Susan McFarland)
SLC, Ut. 481-4805
(alternative school for youth in custody, and students with behavior disorders or learning disorders)
Horizonte Instruction and Training Center
1234 S. Main St. (Wendy Jack)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake City School District alternative school---phone 558-7235)
Intermountain Collaborative Transition Center (ICTC)
Fairfax and Virginia St. (Chris Furgeson) SLC, Ut. 536-3523
(individualized competency building in areas of independence and resourcefulness for youth ages 14-21 with disabilities)
Jones, Hilda B. (Habilitation) Center
382 E. 3600 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8526
(vocational workshop, training and transition for Granite District disabled and at-risk students)
Junior Achievement of Utah
641 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 355-5252
(economic-based or business training curriculum in local classrooms for children K-twelfth grades)
Junior Achievment of Greater Salt Lake
(scholastic, free-enterprise, and leadership training)
Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U) 1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
KEYS (Knowledge Enhances Your Success) (SL Co. Youth Services) 92 W. 3900 S. #101 (Diana Dearden)
SLC, Ut. 718-0187
(8-12 week prog. to reduce juv. ct. involvement, increase sch. involvement, strengthen fam. communic. & function, & enhance life skills)
Mountain High School
490 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7960
(alternative high school programs for Davis School District high school students)
Parent Teens (at Taylorsville)
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah
465 S. 400 E.
(administration)
654 S. 900 E. (1-800-230-7526)
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
645 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-5571
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2107 W. 3500 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 973-9675
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
West Valley Clinic
Adolescent (High-risk) Resources (Continued)
Educational, Enrichment or Work Opportunity (Continued)
# Salt Lake Valley Habitat for Humanity
716 E. 4500 S.716 E. 4500 S. (Melissa)
SLC, Ut. 263-0136
(volunteers (age 15+) build homes for low-income families and gain skills and service experience)
# Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services (Youth Works Services) 622 W. 500 N. (Bruce, and Iyanna Muna)
SLC, Ut. 539-1590
(summer and fall jobs for at-risk citizen students 14-18 yr olds in house remodeling for low income home owners)
# Teen Clinic (UNI)
(call UNI –583-2500)
(a service program for pregnant teens)
# Teen Parent Program (see also School Districts, local)
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut. 533-3015
(alternative education for pregnant high school students)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Trees Program (YES Program via Redwood Multi-purpose Center)
3060 Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(a paid work program for youth of planting trees for city streets)
# Wild Utah
(provides jobs related to planting trees for 15-18 year olds)
# Youth City Employment Services (SLC-spons. Works for Youth)
615 S. 300 E. (Peter Smith)
SLC, Ut. 538-2062 ext. 233
(employment training and mentoring. Gives youth confidence to succeed in the workforce. Includes youth job fairs & placements)
# Youth Employ-Ability Services, SLCo. (YES) (summer youth prog.) 2001 S. State #S2600 (Charles Otis)
SLC, Ut. 468-3100
(year-round employability training & work for U.S. legal 14-21 year olds from disadvantaged families, 466-5660)
# Youth Works Program (at S. L. Neighborhood Housing Services)
633 W. 500 N. (Iyanna Muna)
SLC, Ut. 539-1590
(summer and fall jobs for at-risk citizen students 14-18 years old in home building programs for low-income home owners)
Information, Advocacy or Support
# Closer Look LD Teen Line
National Hotline 1-800-522-3458
# Commission on Youth (COY)
177 W. Price Ave. (Susan)
SLC, Ut. 295-7500
(provides recommended legislative advocacy and protection for youth and families in Salt Lake County affecting youth)
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah) 431 S. 300 E. #110
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
# Home Free
(a program wherein a runaway can contact the police department as a runaway, and have his or her return trip secured)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(provides summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; also provides funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Rillings and Associates
8 E. Broadway #213
SLC, Ut. 521-5225
(contracted legal representatives for youth at juvenile court)
# Salt Lake Area Gang Project
315 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 799-GANG
(identifies street gangs & members, disrupt their continuing criminal presence, and divert associate members into more productive life)
# SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Prog.)
3365 S. 900 W. (Det. Brett Magleby)
SLC, Ut. 743-5872
(reduces juvenile recidivism thru coord. awareness & intervention, accountability, competing development & community protection)
# Teen Moms and Kids (spons. By New Start Foundation
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
# Teen Mother and Child Program, (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-3729
(complete teen prenatal delivery and follow-up services)
# Teen Support Group of Utah
1430 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 272-8000
(peer support for typical teen problems)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Toughlove (Cottonwood Hospital)
5770 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut.
(volunteer group provides skill develpment re: tough love)
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# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who have been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
Adolescent (High-risk) Resources (Continued)
Information, Advocacy or Support (Continued)
# Utah Federation for Youth, Inc. (www.ufyi.org)
350 S. 400 E. # G-4
SLC, Ut. 468-0699
(provides supports & opport. for adol. & parents to improve hope & skills in prev. substance abuse & violence thru multiple mediums)
# Village Project Mentor Program (Juvenile Court)
450 S. State St. (Kristen)
SLC, Ut. 238-7700
(helps court-involved youth become contributing citizens through supportive 1-on-1 relationships with positive adult role models)
# Youth and Families with Promise (YFP) (USU-affiliated)
2100 S. State S1200 (Chris Jacobsen)
SLC, Ut. 468-2695
(a mentor program for youth ages 10-14 with high interest activities; see also Heather: 468-3185)
# Youth, Inc.
(call Juvenile Ct. info—578-3800)
(promotes welfare and interests of children in juvenile court)
# Youth Providers Association
50 W. 3900 S. 32-A
SLC, Ut.
(advocates for youth service continuum)
# Youth Services Bureau (DWS)
(see Paula in Moab)
# Youth Tobacco Advisory Council
(call info.)
1107 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut.
Recreation and Activities
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
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SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
Boy Scouts of America (information for pack or troop referral)
525 Foothill Drive (Pat Brown)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663 ext. 246
(cub, boy, varsity and explorer experience, education and character-building programs for boys 7-18, as well as high school-age girls)
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N. (Jennifer West)
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
South Valley Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
SLC, Ut. 487-1130
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Copper Hills Youth Center
5899 W. Rivendell Drive
West Jordan, Ut. 561-3377
(therapeutic environment for emotionally disturbed youth)
Easter Seals Teen Camp
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(summer camps for special-needs persons)
Murray Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
National Ability Recreational Center #500 Resort Center
1425 Lowell Ave.
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(high adventure and recreational opportunities for special-needs persons)
Recreation Centers (see Recreational and Fitness Resources)
(youth counseling available)
Police Athletic League
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
# Quest
Lab of Leisure Research
SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(year-around camp experiences for ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
# Salt Lake Area Gang Project
315 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 799-GANG
(identifies street gangs & members, disrupt their continuing criminal presence, and diverts associate members into more productive life)
# Youth Camp (Northwest Multipurpose Center)
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(summer day camp activities to include children ages 6-12 with mild disabilities)
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(Andrea)
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(mayor’s after-school program for youth 11-14 years of age)
Advocate Organizations
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Abuse and Neglect
# Adult Protective Services (DCFS)
655 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-5456
(protective services for handicapped or senior adults)
# BACA
# Child Support Service
(family shelter advocacy in abusive situations)
257 11th Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-0781
(comfortable child-friendly atmosphere while coordinating a child abuse investigation procedure)
# Foster Care (Division of Child and Family Services)
538-4100
(temporary care for abused or neglected children in state custody while awaiting a more permanent outcome)
# Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, Ut. 578-3827
# Children’s Justice Center
# Guardianship Associates
(578-3962, a state-appointed/ legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
533-0203
(deals with court-ordered/appointed matters for persons with disabilities)
# Odyssey House
(transitional advocate shelter for youth abuse)
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
Victim Counseling Unit (S L Co. Dist. attorney’s counseling office) 231 E. 400 S. Courtside Building 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(helps victims of felony violent crimes through the court process, and refers to counseling services, 531-4101)
Victim Resource Center (SLC Police Dept.)
320 E. 200 S. (Wes Galloway, or Bobbie)
SLC, Ut. 580-7969
(799-3474, addresses crisis resolution and long-term follow-up through court processes for crime victims)
Victim Services (see p. 82 Crime---Christy)
(call Christy—238-2360)
(includes counseling, advocacy and witness aid)
Victim-Witness Services
231 E. 400 S
(Julie Holbrook, Dir.)
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience re: SLCo. Dist. Attny. Off.–involved felony cases)
Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
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# Allies With Families
(1-877-477-0764)
450 E 1000 N
North Salt Lake, UTUt. 292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
941 E. 3300 S. (1-800-227-2345)
SLC, Ut. 373-5886
(provides funds for cancer research and public awareness)
# American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
10801 Rockville Pike, Rockville MD
(301) 897-5700
(provides professional certification, lobbying for resources and information)
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
155 South 300 West S#201)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
# Arthritis Foundation (Utah Chapter )
448 E. 400 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 536-0990
(provides classes, support, seminars and information re: arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Juvenalian Arthritis)
# Autism Society of Utah/Utah Parent Center
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut.272-1051
(support and advocacy group for families of autistic persons, 1-800-468-1160)
2290E 4500 South S#110
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6800 Old Main Hill
Logan, Ut 797-
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Disability (continued)
# Children's Defense Fund
# Commission on Service for Children (Mental Health Association)
(call St. Div. of M.H.-596-3705; ML on 27 Oct 99)
# Davis County Association for Retarded Citizens
(call ARC of Utah 364-5060)
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(financial and other advocacy for special-needs children)
SLC, Ut.
(advocacy and lobby for emotionally-disturbed children)
(promotes general welfare of MR citizens)
(1-800-342-2383)
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(diabetic support, information, research, and a camp)
Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Services) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
Disability Services Center (U of U)
200 S Central Campus Dr Rm 162
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
("U" advocacy for LD and physically handicapped)
Disabled Rights Action Committee (DRAC)
3565 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 685-8214
(empower and assure the rights of people with disabilities, i.e. health care, public benefits, housing, human rights, barrier removal, etc.)
Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Emergency Services Management Committee (ESMC) (of DSPD) 120 N. 200 W. #411 (George Kelner)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(reviews the DSPD list through the case manager as to the critical monetary needs of a child upon a parent’s request)
Epilepsy Foundation of Utah
275 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 534-0210
(information, support,and public awareness of epilepsy)
Family Resource Library (USU)
6582 Old Main Hill HSRC Bldg. Logan, Ut. 1-435-979-2444
(information about disabilities include videos)
Governor’s Committee on Employ. of Persons with Disabilities, Utah 1595 W 500 S
SLC, Ut. 887-9392
(public awareness about handicapped employment)
Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities
155 S 300 W S#100
SLC,Ut. 533-3965
(responsible for planning, monitoring, evaluating and advocating on behalf of the developmentally disabled)
Governor’s Guide to Gang Prevention and Intervention Program
State Capital Complex S#E330
SLC, Ut. 538-1031
(also 325-5820)
Governor’s Office (Constituent Affairs)
S# E220 State Capitol Complex
SLC, Ut. 538-1000
(facilitates fair administration of public services)
Governor’s Advisory Council for DSVH
(supplies Board of Education with information about the needs of the blind)
Hemophelia Foundation, Utah
880 E 3375 S (Linda)
SLC, Ut. 273-7471
(residential, education, and services for families of hemophilia victims; sponsors a week-long wilderness camp)
IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
see individual
School Districts, Local
(A law to assure children ages 3-21 w/ disabilities free access to appropriate public education and for improving education results)
International Association for Parents of the Deaf
Salt Lake Chapter
SLC, Ut.
(see Cal)
(PTA-type group for parents of the deaf)
Learning Disabilities Association of Utah (LDAU)
PO Box 651052 (current president)
SLC, Ut. 363-6320
(parent support group for persons with learning disabilities)
LIFE
(advocacy for self-sufficiency)
LINCS
5180 S. Commerce Drive ( 249-1457) Murray, Ut. 281-4425
(parent advocates: Sherlyn Rowley and others provide a Liason for Individuals Needing Coordinated Services)
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# Mental Health Association of Utah
1800 S West Temple S#500
596-3705
(promotes public awareness and acceptance of mental illness)
895 N 900 E
American Fork. Ut.763-4008
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
# Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Disability (Continued)
# Multiple Sclerosis Society
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SLC,Ut. 493-0113
(Multiple Sclerosis research, counseling, therapy and equipment loans)
Muscular Dystrophy Association, Utah
4578 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 278-6200
(funds for MD research and treatment)
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, The, (Utah Chapter)
309 E. 100 S. (1-800-950-NAMI)
SLC, Ut. 323-9900
(advocates providing educational materials and classes for individuals and families with mental illness involvement)
National Down Syndrome Congress
1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-221-4602
(information; sponsor of National Down Syndrome conference)
National Down Syndrome Society
PO Box 206 Wilmatte, IL
(800) 232-6372
# National Federation of the Blind Utah Chapter
132 Penman Lane
Bountiful, Ut. 292-3000
(charity organization for the blind)
PO Box 133 Silver Springs, MD
1-800-336-4797
# National Health Information Center (NHIC)
# National Hearing Aid Society
(see Cal)
# National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
1-800-521-5247
# National Kidney Foundation of Utah
564 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut.
(education, evaluation, counseling and research on hemophilia)
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
# National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
2995 W South Temple
# National Organizations on Disability
SLC, Ut. 493-0113
(MS support and research)
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
55 Kenosia Ave,
Danbury CT 203-744-0100
(matches common-medically-interested persons together)
910 16th st NW S# 600
Washington DC (202) 293-5960
# National Parent Network on Disabilities
1727 King St. #305
# National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
# National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc. NORD
# National PKU News
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
# National Pony Express
Alexanderia, Va. 703-684-6763
6869 Woodlawn Ave. NE S#116, Seattle WA (206) 525-8140
(children’s PKU network: information, financial crisis intervention, and research clearinghouse)
# National Rehabilitation Information Center
Toll Free Hotline
1-800-34-NARIC
# National Runaway Hotline Switchboard
# National School Age Care Alliance (NSACA)
3080 N. Lincoln
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-621-4000
(confidential switchboard for runaways and their families)
1137 Washington St. Dorchester Center, MA
617-298-5012
# National Society to Prevent Blindnesss/Friends for Sight
661 S. 200 E.
# National Spina Bifida Association
Toll Free Number
SLC, Ut. 322-3645
(voluntary blind-prevention service)
1-800-621-3141
# New Hats, Inc.
300 E. Holyoak Ln. (Emily Curtis) Moab, Ut. (435) 259-9400
(networks with family members of disabled in teaching self determination skills, and in developing curriculum locally and nationally)
# Odyssey House
605 S 600 E
322-1001
(transitional advocacy youth shelter)
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# Parent Advocacy for Children with Handicaps
910 S. 50 E.
Layton, Ut. 544-1523
(offers parent support and resource information)
2592 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut.412-3798
# Salt Lake Advocacy and Community Training
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Disability (Continued)
# Self Determination, Inc. (Shelly; also Midge 688-4294)
2225 Murray Holladay Rd.
Murray, Ut. 274-6058
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
# SOFT (contact Debbie and Jim Dye)
SLC, Ut. 272-9169
(Supportive Organization For Trisomy-18, with a national member list)
# Spina Bifida Association of Utah
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3382
(clinic, education, and support group for identified families)
# Store Front
550 W. 700 S. (Mark)
SLC, Ut. 537-7537
(casual introduction to housing, MH and meds around coffee and donuts for homeless persons hesitant about agencies)
# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who have been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association (Marta McDonald)
3550 S 700 W
WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(fund-raising, socialization and advocacy programs for CP persons)
# United Cerebral Palsy of Utah
3550 S 700 W (Shelly)
WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
# University of Utah Student Services for Handicapped (U of U)
SLC, Ut.
(advocacy for handicapped students)
# Utah Association for the Deaf, Inc.
5709 S. 1500 W. (Dennis Platt)
SLC, Ut. 288-2159
(advocacy program operated by and for the deaf)
# Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
# Utah Council for the Blind
1301 W 500 S
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-0670
(multiple services, funds, advocacy and parent-training about the blind : 1-800-273-4569, 299-0670)
# Utah Down Syndrome Foundation (WSU)
Riverton, Ut. 446-1994
(education and support group for families of persons with Down Syndrome, to include newsletters and
conferences)
# Utah Governor’s Committee/Employment of People w/ Disabilities 1595 W 500 S
SLC, Ut. 887-9392
(has a mission to educate and encourage employers to employ people with disabilities)
# Utah Governor’s Council for Persons with Disabilities
1555 300 W S#100
SLC, Ut. 533-3965
(info and referral, leadership training, and community inclusion advocacy for people with disabilities and their families)
# Utah Mental Health Association
1800 S West Temple
SLC, Ut. 596-3705
(call MH St. Div.—538-4270)
(state administration, information and advocacy re: mental illness)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding for special-needs children)
# Utah Speech Language Hearing Association
PO Box 171363
Holladay, Ut.
(see Cal)
(state license and professional organization)
# Youth, Inc.
450 S State S t.
SLC, Ut. 578-3800
(call Juvenile Court info—578-3800)
(promotes welfare and interests of children in juvenile court)
Informational
# ACCESS Utah Network
(Mark Smith ) www.accessut.state.ut.us 698 Ridge Lane.
SLC, Ut. 533-4636, or 1-800-333-8824
(provides statewide information and referrals and used equipment regarding services and issues related to people with disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Epilepsy Association of Utah
(information, support and public awareness re: epilepsy)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
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(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
# Governor's Advisory Council for DSVH
155 SW 300 w S# 100
SLC, Ut. 533-3965
(supplies Board of Education info re: needs of blind)
# Governor’s Committee on Employ. of Persons with Disabil., Utah
1595 W 500 S
SLC, Ut. 887-9392
(public awareness re: handicapped employment)
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Informational (Continued)
# Governor’s Hotline ( Governor’s Office)
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(assistance in resolving problems using state programs)
Information and Referral Center (211)for Human Services
1025 S. 700 W.
(211) or SLC, Ut. 978-3333
(information about human service programs linking people with needed services)
Legislative Coalition for Persons With Disabilities
636 E 300 N
American Fork, Ut. 756-7220
(contact Camille Carver)
(facilitates legislative handicapped-awareness)
Office of the Handicapped
(handicapped policy-implementation and job placement)
Utah Association for the Deaf, Inc.
5709 S. 1500 W. (Dennis Platt)
SLC, Ut. 288-2159
(advocacy program operated by and for the deaf)
Utah Birth Defect Network
# Utah Center for Families in Education (State PTA Office)
5192 S Greenpine Dr.
SLC, Ut. 261-3100
(school-family-community partnership via information and workshops)
# Utah Council for the Blind
1301 W 500 S
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-0670
(multiple services, funds, advocacy and parent-training about theblind : 1-800-273-4569, 299-0670)
# Utah Down Syndrome Foundation (WSU)
Riverton, Ut. 446-1994
(education and support group for families of persons with Down Syndrome, to include newsletters and conferences)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding for special-needs children)
# Utah Society for Children With Emotional Disabilities
(parent info-support-advocacy group)
# Utah Speech Language Hearing Association
PO Box 171363
Holladay, Ut.
(see Cal)
(state license and professional organization)
# Victim Advocacy Division
(counseling, advocacy, and witness-aid)
Legal (See also Legal Services for Persons with Disabilities)
# Advocates for Utah Handicapped
(self-sustaining self-help organization)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(Labor Commission enforcement of legal fair practices)
Bureau of Licensing
SLC, Ut. 538-9299
(validates the existence or licensure of an agency)
Constituent Services (for DCSF)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4589
(facilitates fair administration of public services under the Office of Human Services)
Constituent Services (for Workforce Services)
(Daren Rogers)
SLC, Ut. 526-4390
(Daren Rogers, 626-3461)
Consumer Affairs
State Office Building #3110
SLC, Ut. 538-3800
(advocacy around insurance disagreements)
Consumer Protection , Division of
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(state agency dealing with fraudelent business advertising)
Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
Industrial Commission of Utah ( Hispanic Bar) (Labor Commission) 160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(assures safe, healthy, fair and non-discriminatory work environments, fair housing practice, and general welfare of state employees)
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# Insurance Commission (Utah State Government)
3110 State Office Bldg
538-3800
(offers help in securing rightful claims)
# Lawyer-Referral Services
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9075
(free service of the Utah State Bar Association to connect persons w/ appropriate legal counsel for given situations)
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Legal (Continued)
# LEAP (Life Enhancement Alternative Program)
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(early intervention program for delinquent youth 8-17 following a 1st or 2nd offense)
# Lesue Weekly Spanish Legal Workshop (Maeser Elementary)
500 E. 150 S. (Tuesdays from 6:00 p.m.) Provo, Ut.
(free legal consultation about divorce, custody, protective orders, tenant/landlord issues, etc.)
# U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission www.cpsa.gov
1-800-638-8095
# Assist, Inc.
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SLC, Ut. 355-7085
(facilitates construction of needed ramps for low income and disabled persons)
Better Business Bureau
5673 S. Redwood Rd. # 22
SLC, Ut. 892-6009
(no-cost public service providing protection from unfair business practices, including ADA non-discrimination guidelines)
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
Los Angeles, CA (213) 749-8787
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
Community Action Program (administration)
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Central City
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, employment, housing advocacy and adaptive summer day camps)
Magna
3041 S. 8560 W. or PO Box 317
Magna, Ut. 250-6414
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Mountain Lands
815 S Freedom Blvd.
Provo, Ut. 373-8200
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Northwest
1300 W. 300 N. (Alice)
SLC, Ut. 359-8741
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Redwood
3060 Lester St.
WVC, Ut. 972-6661
(low-income financial, employment, food and housing advocacy)
South County
8446 S. Harrison
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
South Salt Lake
4392 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 313-0337
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Tooele
270 Maple Street
Tooele, Ut. 435-882-1278
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
Community Consumer Credit Counseling of Utah
2751 Washington Blvd
Ogden, Ut. 622-5721
(budget and money-management counseling)
Community Development Division Housing Program
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8723
(organizational funds for housing rehabilitation, acquisition of affordable housing, and oversees the state’s homeless programs)
Community Services Council, Salt Lake City
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(provides needed services to hungry, severely physically disabled, and the elderly in cooperation with other agencies)
Constituent Services (for Office of Human Services)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4589
(facilitates fair administration of public services under the Office of Human Services)
Constituent Services (for Workforce Services)
(Barbara Darling)
SLC, Ut. 526-4390
(Daren Rogers, 626-3461)
Constituent Services, Governor’s Office of
210 State Capitol
SLC, Ut. 538-1000
(addresses constituent complaints about fair administration of local and state services and other matters)
Consumer Protection , Division of
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(a state agency dealing with fraudelent business advertising)
Division of Public Utilities
160 E. 300 S. 4th floor
SLC, Ut. 530-6652
(conducts public utility-complaint investigations and negotiations)
FACT now (Jordan Student Intervention Team)
412-2176
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(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
9124 W 2722 S
# FACT
200 North Main
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
Blanding, Ut. (435) 678-1271
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Low Income
# Family Council, State
# First Way of Salt Lake City
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SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(advocacy for unborn; includes emergency clothes for clients)
Futures Through Training, Inc.
533 26th St. S#204
Ogden, Ut. 394-9774
(HEAT Prog., Summer Youth Prog., Migrant & Seasonal Farm Workers Prog., Social Services, employment and education)
Good Samaritan Program (Cathedral of the Madeline)
331 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-8941
(provides advocacy for emergency services for the homeless to include medication and short-term motel expenses)
Governor’s Committee on Employ. of Persons with Disabil., Utah 1595 W 500 S
SLC, Ut. 887-9392
(public awareness re: handicapped employment)
Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(provides low-income individuals and families from all ethnic backgrounds with food, crisis intervention, direction and referrals)
Jubilee Referral and Wellness
# Labor Commission (see Anti-Discrimination)
160 E. 300 S. 3rd floor
SLC, Ut. 530-6800
(assures a safe and non-discriminating work environment by providing legal guidelines for youth labor)
# LIFE
(advocacy for self-sufficiency)
# Office of the Handicapped
(handicapped policy-implementation and job placement)
# Project HOPE (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a multi-agency human services collaboration for a targeted challenged population of students)
# Salt Lake Citizen’s Congress
(Crossroads Urban Center)
347 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-7765
(advocacy against rising cost of utilities)
# Salt Lake City Housing Authority (CED)
1776 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 487-2161
(advocacy for safe, clean low-income housing for low-income persons)
# Salt Lake County Housing Authority (CED)
3595 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 284-4400
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
# State Consumer Protection Agency
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(facilitates fair administration advocacy regarding consumer products)
# Store Front
550 W. 700 S. (Mark)
SLC, Ut. 537-7537
(casual introduction to housing, MH and meds around coffee and donuts for homeless persons hesitant regarding agencies)
# Student Support Services (U of U)
2075 Annex
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(multi-service and advocacy funding for college students)
# Upward Bound (U of U)
1003 Annex Building
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(educational support for promising disadvantaged HS students)
# Upward Bound Program (WSU)
38501 University Circle (Dave or Pat)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6798
(a college-bound HS program for students from low income families who would be first generation college students)
# Utah Insurance Department
State Office Building #3110
SLC, Ut. 538-3800
(offers help in securing rightful insurance and other claims)
# Utah Issues
331 S Rio Grande St (Bill)
SLC, Ut. 521-2035
(advocates for single parents and low-income persons regarding low-income issues)
# Utah State Insurance Department
538-3800
# Utahns Against Hunger (at Jubilee Center)
309 E. 100 S. SLC, Ut. Toll-free 1-800-453-FOOD 328-2561
(oversees food pantries in state; also offers in the summer breakfast and or lunch at over 40 Salt Lake locations)
# Volunteers of America 400
SLC Ut. 519-6710
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# West Valley City Housing Authority
3600 Constitution Boulevard
WVC, Ut. 963-3320
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(counseling and resources for women in the community and on campus)
# Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Miscellaneous
# Advocates for Utah Handicapped
(self-sustaining, self-help organization)
355 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 521-9862
(handles civil liberty complaints, limited to precedent setting and action cases)
American Red Cross of Salt Lake
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(health, safety, leadership, service training)
American Red Cross Youth Services
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(health, safety, leadership, service training)
Better Business Bureau
5673 S. Redwood Rd. # 22
SLC, Ut. 892-6009
(no-cost public service providing protection from unfair business practices, including ADA non-discrimination guidelines)
BYU Multi-Cultural Student Services
199 ELWC (Leana Brown)
Provo, Ut. 422-3065
# American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
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# B Y U Student Special Service
(equipment for handicapped students)
Washington D.C. (800) 233-1200
(financial and other advocacy for handicapped children)
Community Services Council, Salt Lake City
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(services for hungry, severely physically disabled, and the elderly in cooperation with other agencies)
Constituent Services, Governor’s Office of
210 State Capitol
SLC, Ut. 538-1000
(addresses constituent complaintsabout fair administration of local and state services and other matters)
Consumer Affairs
East Capital Bldg #E 220
SLC, Ut. 538-3800
(advocacy regarding insurance disagreements)
Consumer Protection Group
PO Box 50 (Shaun Adel)
Orem, Ut. 1-800-870-0230
(community consumer watchdog; legal personnel on board)
Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
Disability Resource Center (USU/CPM)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield)
Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-2444
(top-level service and technical assistance for independence and integration of DD persons into the community)
Division of Consumer Protection
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(state protection of consumers around proper registration of charities, telemarketers and all businesses)
Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DSBVI) 250 N. 1950 W. #B (Michelle Volger)
SLC, Ut. 323-4343
(counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
Ogden Services for the Blind
150 N. Washington Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 395-6322
(counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
Division of Substance Abuse
120 N. 200 W. 2nd floor
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(treatment and prevention programs for substance abuse; appropriates funds for programs)
Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
FACT, Blanding
200 North Main
Blanding, UT (435) 678-1271
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412-2176
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# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist)
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee, intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(monthly info & resources, shared councils for persons w/ disabil., summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
# Foster Parents Support Group (DCFS)
1385 S. State
(Sarah)
SLC, Ut. 468-0057
(monthly meetings provide support and advocacy for parents with foster children)
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Miscellaneous (Continued)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(low-income individuals and families from all ethnic backgrounds with food, crisis intervention, direction and referrals)
# Junior League of Salt Lake City, Inc.
526 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-1019
(volunteer sponsored, connections for low-income moms to needed health services and low-cost child car seats)
# Junior League Volunteer Program
(promotes handicapped volunteerism)
# Medic Alert
(emergency identification bracelets for ambulatories)
# Office of Asian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(provides a state directory and coordination for Asian organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Black Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8829
(provides a state directory and coordination for Black organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriars, & promoting corresponding legislation)
# Office of Hispanic Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8634
(provides a state directory and coordination for Hispanic organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Polynesian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8691
(provides a state directory and coordination for Polynesian organizations, services and brochures)
# Parent Teacher Association of Utah (PTA)
5192 S. Greenpine Dr (460W)
SLC, Ut. 261-3100
(health and welfare advocacy for children; some PTA s sponsor movies, see School Districts, local)
# Project HOPE (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a multi-agency human services collaboration for a targeted population of challenged students)
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SLC, Ut. 412-0200
(brokerage for families and agencies involved in adoption)
Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-service programs for low-income and handicapped includes adaptive summer camps from 7 am to 6 pm)
State Consumer Protection Agency
160 E. Broadway
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(facilitates fair administration advocacy forconsumer products)
Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle)
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who have been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
University of Utah Student Services for Handicapped (U of U)
SLC, Ut.
(advocacy for handicapped students)
Utah Association for Children’s Therapy
(funds and program development for emotional handicaps)
Utah Association of School Psychologists
address based on current association presidents
(promotes the education, rights, welfare and mental health of children, youth and their families)
Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers (PTA)
5192 S. Greenpine Dr (460 W.) (Colleen) SLC, Ut. 261-3100
# Utah Literacy and Adult Education Coalition (State Office of Education)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
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SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding for special-needs children)
# Utah State Insurance Department
3110 State Office Bldg.
538-3800
Youth Advocacy and Service Coordination
# Commission on Service for Children (Mental Health Association)
(call St. Div. of M.H.-538-4270; ML on 27 Oct 99)
1800 S West Temple
SLC, Ut. 596-3705
(advocacy and lobby for emotionally-disturbed children)
Advocate Organizations (Continued)
Miscellaneous (Continued)
# Law-Related Education Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7870
(call Ut. St. Off. of Educ. 533-5982)
(at Utah State Office of Education)
# Option Program (Weber School District)
(call Weber Sch. Dist 476-7800)
(alternative high school for high-risk students in Weber District)
# Parent Teacher Association of Utah (PTA)
5192 S Greenpine Dr (460W)
SLC, Ut. 261-3100
(health and welfare advocacy for children; some PTA s sponsor movies, see School Districts, local)
# Salt Lake Area Gang Project
315 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 799-GANG
(identifies street gangs & members, disrupts their continuing criminal presence, and diverts associate members into more productive life)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Alternative Schools and Supports
(see School Avoidance, and School Districts, local)
Adult
# Adult Basic Education
(rehabilitation-referred alternative academic high school for handicapped)
# Adult Education Classes
# Community Education
(high school completion offered to adults without high school diplomas)
see Individual
School Districts, local
(community educational alternatives)
# Continuing Education, Division of
(U of U classes available for non-students)
# Davis Applied Technology Center (DATC)
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 593-2500
(alternative post-secondary 2-year college program for students 18-22 with a primarily non-academic focus)
# Granite Alternative School
1690 W. 4800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call Gr. Sch. Dist. 263-6100)
(day and night education and vocational classes)
# Horizonte Instruction and Training Center
1234 S. Main St. (Wendy Jack)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake City School District alternative school---phone 558-7235)
# JCVA (Jones Center Vocational/ Academics)
382 E. 3605 S. (Karen Shaw)
SLC, Ut. 268-8506
(helps former school drop-outs achieve high school diplomas and job readiness)
# Pre-Tech (SLCC)
4600 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 967-4172
(co-ed developmental academics and remediation to include GED and high school diplomas)
# Project Reality
150 E. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 364-8080
(individualized drug abuse treatment program; includes residential)
# Provo Young Mothers High
243 E. 2320 N.
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
# Salt Lake Community Education
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut.
(comprehensive program of alternative and adult education)
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180 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut.
(offers alternative high school experience)
# Utah Literacy and Adult Education Coalition (State Office of Education)
538-7849
(provides services for ESL, adult education and literacy)
# Young Parents (at Horizonte)
1234 S. Main St. (Gerry)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake School District high school completion program offered free for pregnant and parenting teens)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Alternative Schools and Supports (Continued)
Alternative
# Alternative High Schools
# Adolescent Parent Program
see individual
School Districts, Local
(alternative high school completion for behavioral and truant students)
158 S. 200 W. (Debbie Class)
SLC, Ut. 524-9106
(message left 22 Oct. 1999)
# Center City School
55 N. Redwood
# Child First Utah
SLC, Ut. 488-3696
(two-year private school tuition grants for low-income students)
see Individual
School Districts, local
(community educational alternatives)
# Community Education
SLC, Ut. 596-8489
# Continuing Education, Division of
(U of U classes available for non-students)
179 E. 5065 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7470
(Murray School District’s alternative high school for grades 9-12)
# Creekside High School
# Davis Alternative School
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SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(career exploration program for at-risk regular education students)
ELP Program (at Lowell Elementary)
134 “D” St.
SLC, Ut. 578-8190
(Extended Learning Program, an alternative program for bright and artistic students)
Granite Alternative School
1690 W. 4800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call Gr. Sch. Dist. 263-6100)
(day and night education and vocational classes)
Granite Community Education
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 481-7204
(multi-program non-credit classes as well as day school make up credit classes where home school permission is granted)
Granite School District Educational Resource Center
3031 S. 200 E. (Claudia McLachlan)
SLC. Ut. 268-8560
(up to 10 sessions of professional family counseling in areas of child rearing, family discord, and schooling at $15. per hour)
Home Instruction
(instruction for students temporarily unable to attend school)
Horizonte Instruction and Training Center
1234 S. Main St. (Wendy Jack)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake City School District alternative school---phone 558-7235)
Individual Learning Center
1838 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call S.L.Sch. Dist. 578-8599) old Garfield School
JCVA (Jones Center Vocational/ Academics)
382 E. 3605 S. (Karen Shaw)
SLC, Ut. 268-8506
(assists former school drop-outs achieve high school diplomas and job readiness)
Matheson School
(houses Salt Lake Headstart, and an alternative school program)
Mountain High School
490 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7960
(alternative high school programs for Davis School District high school students)
National Academy for Child Development Center
(ph. Book)
(education requiring much family input)
Open Education Program
(call Rosslyn Heights Elem. See Sch. Directory)
(parent co-op school at Rosslynn Heights Elementary)
Option Program (Weber School District)
5320 S. Adams Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 476-7811
(alternative high school for high-risk students in Weber District)
PACE (Participating Adults in Children’s Education)
1431 S. 900 W. (Mili Peters)
SLC, Ut. 328-7298
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(individualized and diverse educational co-op at Riley Elementary)
# Pediatric Education Service (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut.
(call PCMC 588-2000) (ML 14 Oct. “99)
# Pre-Tech (SLCC)
4600 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 967-4172
(co-ed developmental academics and remediation to include GED and high school diplomas)
# Provo Vocational High School
(call Provo Sch. Dist. –374-4934)
(alternative HS completion and job training for handicapped)
Alternative Schools and Supports (Continued)
Alternative (Continued)
# Salt Lake Community Education
# Salt Lake High School
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut.
(comprehensive program of alternative and adult education)
180 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut.
(alternative high school experience)
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut. 533-3015
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Teen Parent Program (see also School Districts, local)
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut. 533-3015
(alternative education for pregnant high school students)
Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Unwed Program (DCFS)
(see local DCFS offices)
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
(see DCFS list of multi-services for unwed mothers)
Upward Bound (U of U)
1003 Annex Building
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(educational support for promising disadvantaged HS students)
Upward Bound Program (WSU)
3201 University Circle (Dave or Pat)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6798
(college-bound H S program for students from low income families who would be first generation college students)
Utah Migrant Education Program (State Office of Education)
529-7725
(federally-subsidized program for disadvantaged students of parents unemployed in seasonal agricultural work)
Valley High School
11020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 572-7035
(check directory or call Jord. Dist.—567-8100)
(Jordan District alternative high school)
Visual Arts Institute
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-7855
(academic school for frustrated, artistically-inclined or non-verbal students)
VITAL WORK (Davis High Adaptive Sports and Recreation)
325 S. Main St.
Kaysville, Ut. 1-435-546-7940
(work release program coordinated between applied technology and the resource department)
Young Mothers High
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
Center for High School Studies
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
Young Mothers Program
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
Young Parents (at Horizonte)
1234 S. Main St. (Gerry)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake School District high school completion program offered free for pregnant and parenting teens)
Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Behavioral, Emotional
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Bryant Jr. High)
40 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 578-8118 ext. 212
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr.) (ADT)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Alt Program (at East High)
840 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 583-1661
(alternative program at East High for emotionally and academically-handicapped)
# Alternative High School
see individual
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(alternative high school completion for behavioral and truant students)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(structured behavior modification training and an autistic preschool)
# Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
Alternative Schools and Supports (Continued)
Behavioral, Emotional (Continued)
# Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# East High School
840 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 583-1661
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SLC, Ut.
(call SL Sch. Dist 578-8599)
(alternative school in Salt Lake District for youth in custody)
Garfield Alternative High School
1838 S. 1500 E. (Susan McFarland)
SLC, Ut. 481-4805
(alternative school for youth in custody, and students with behavior disorders or learning disorders)
Hilltop Residential Treatment Center
497 Colorow Way
SLC, Ut. 588-4980
(school at the PCMC center for social-emotionally disturbed students ages 7-12 years in cooperation with S.L. School District)
Horizonte Instruction and Training Center
1234 S. Main St. (Wendy Jack)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake City School District alternative school---phone 558-7235)
Individualized Learning, Inc.
(academic and activity alternative for behavioral students)
Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office) 1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
LDS Hospital Adolescent Treatment Center
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
Majestic Ranch
PO Box 128 (Dan Peart)
Randolph, Ut. 435-793-3000
(specialty school for boys, with behavior treatment programming)
Marmalade Hill School
1838 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4792
(check ph. #)
(alternative high school program for Salt Lake and Granite students)
Mountain High School
490 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7960
(alternative high school programs for Davis School District high school students)
Murray Alternative School
(alternative high school for drop-out students in Murray)
New Pride
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-4238
(alternative program for HS students with behavior disorders)
Option Program (Weber School District)
(call Weber Sch. Dist 476-7800)
(alternative high school for high-risk students in Weber District)
Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
STEP
840 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 583-1661
(alternative program for East High students)
Transition Units (Granite District)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8527
(post-residential and therapeutic self-contained transition classes)
Young Mothers High
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
Center for High School Studies
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
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# Young Mothers Program
# Youth Correction Homes
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(shelter-detention provides continuum of education and recreation)
Alternative Schools and Supports (Continued)
Drug-Related
# EBCE at Highland High
2166 S. 1700 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(career exploration program for at-risk regular education students)
2166 S. 1700 E. (Charlie)
SLC, Ut. 484-4343-180
(transition program for students at risk for drugs and atrition)
# EBCET (Experience-Based Career Education Training)
# Ed Mark (see Lou)
(for dyslexic students with good academic skills)
5525 S. 4800 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7500
(drug and behavioral transition from high school to career)
# VITAL (Kearns High)
Gifted
# Center City School
55 N. Redwood Rd. (Janet)
SLC, Ut. 596-8489
(a 7th-9th (proposed 7th-12th) grade flexible & autonomous charter public sch. offering acad., world-class curriculum & serv. training)
# ELP Program (at Lowell Elementary)
134 “D” St.
SLC, Ut. 578-8190
(Extended Learning Program, an alternative program for bright and artistic students)
# EQUIP Program
(alternative program for bright and artistic students)
# Gifted Programs (Horizons)
Salt Lake School District
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(see also School Districts, local)
# Horizons
(call Salt Lake Sch. Dist. 578-8599)
(Salt Lake District program for gifted students)
# Jean Massiew School (Utah Deaf and Literacy)
1530 W. 12600 S. #3
Riverton, Ut. 253-1331 TTY
(a charter public school providing academic and social excellence to students through a bilingual and bi-cultural environment)
# Open Classroom
(at former Garfield School)
1838 S. 1500 E.
# Open Education Program
(call Rosslyn Heights Elem. See Sch. Directory)
# PACE (Participating Adults in Children’s Education)
SLC, Ut. 481-4863
(parent co-op school at Rosslynn Heights Elementary)
1431 S. 900 W. (Mili Peters)
SLC, Ut. 328-7298
(an individualized and diverse educational co-op at Riley Elementary)
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-5911
(academic and high-challenge school for promising students)
SLC, Ut.
# Realms of Inquiry
# Rowland Hall
# Salt Lake Arts Academy
SLC, Ut.
(Salt Lake School District’s charter school)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(promotes materials and awareness regarding the gifted)
# Utah State Coordinator for Gifted and Talented Children
Job-Related
# Davis Area Vocational Center
(alternative school and job placement services)
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
2964 W. 4700 S. #102
SLC, Ut. 957-8200
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
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(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
SLC, Ut. 238-4560
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
2984 N. 400 W.
Layton. Ut. 776-5951
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
5020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 267-5600
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
660 S. 200 E.
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
Alternative Schools and Supports (Continued)
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Tooele, Ut. 882-1086
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
40 N. 100 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-9449
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
EBCE at Highland High
2166 S. 1700 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(career exploration program for at-risk regular education students)
Granite School District Personnel
340 E. 3545 S. (Danette Ernson)
SLC, Ut. 268-8515
(office is responsible in hiring students ages 14 on up in janitorial and grounds crews in the Granite School District)
Independence High School
636 N. Independence Ave.
Provo, Ut. 374-4920
(a secondary high school providing basic high school completion courses, job training and placement services)
Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office) 1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U) 1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
Pre-Tech (SLCC)
4600 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 967-4172
(co-ed developmental academics and remediation to include GED and high school diplomas)
PW1/BM Computer Training for Severe Disabilities
1575 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 957-3311
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SLC, Ut.
(training service for secondary and above)
Vocational Evaluation Services (Administration)
see Rehabilitation Services
SLC, Ut.
(academic and vocation-skill evaluation leading to vocational training)
Wasatch Front South Applied Technology Center
2255 S. 5370 W. Express Bldg
SLC, Ut. 736-6903
(careers in such diversified specialties as diesel mechanic or service technician)
Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC) 3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
Alternatives Program
(Stephanie Woody)
SLC, Ut. 468-2859
(provides in-home, personal services for persons 18 years and older as an alternative to an imminent nursing home placement)
Hilltop Residential Treatment Center
497 Colorow Way
SLC, Ut. 588-4980
(school at the PCMC center for social-emotionally disturbed students ages 7-12 years in cooperation with S.L. School District)
Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office) 1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
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# Accelerated Learning Center
835 E. 4800 S.835 E. 4800 S.
Murray, Ut. 261-2225
(provides basic skills development in reading and writing primarily for school drop-outs working towards a GED)
# Alt Program (at East High)
840 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 583-1661
(alternative program at East High for emotionally and academically-handicapped)
# Alternative Learning Center
(basic skills development in reading & writing primarily for school drop-outs working towards a GED)
Alternative Schools and Supports (Continued)
Residential
# Alternative High School
see individual
School Districts, Local, p. 60
(alternative high school completion for behavioral and truant students)
# Bad Dog Rediscovers America (Day-Riverside Branch)
1575 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 524-8200
(provides creative artistic experience as a vehicle in learning for LD kids)
# Bad Dog Rediscovers America (Day-Riverside Branch)
35 S. 600 W. (Dallas Russell)
SLC, Ut. 322-3816
(531-9378 Artspace at 329 Pierpont Ave. #200) (provides creative artistic experience as a vehicle in learning for LD kids)
# Central High (Granite District alternative high school)
501 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut.
(provides education leading to GED certificates if not high school diplomas)
# Creekside High School
179 E. 5065 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7470
(Murray School District’s alternative high school for grades 9-12)
# Garfield Alternative High School
1838 S. 1500 E. (Susan McFarland)
SLC, Ut. 481-4805
(alternative school for youth in custody, and students with behavior disorders or learning disorders)
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 268-8531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
# Guadelupe Center and School
340 S. Goshen St.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(educational alternative for non-English-speaking persons)
Marmalade Hill School
1838 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4792
(check ph. #)
(alternative high school program for Salt Lake and Granite students)
Master Academy
(Murray District alternative program for school drop-outs)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
# Multipli-Handicapped (Parkview Elementary)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
(promotes normalization for severely-handicapped students)
Odyssey Alternative School
68 S. 600 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-1001
(tutorial services toward GED and HS diplomas)
Pre-Tech (SLCC)
4600 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 967-4172
(co-ed developmental academics and remediation to include GED and high school diplomas)
Project New Pride
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-4238
(alternative school for secondary students with regular-school difficulty)
# Valley High School
11020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 572-7035
(check directory or call Jord. Dist.—567-8100)
(Jordan District alternative high school)
Visual Arts Institute
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-7855
(academic school for frustrated, artistically-inclined or non-verbal students)
Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder
(see also Learning Disability Resources)
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment, networks success strategies for high-risk youth, and has an activities fund)
ADD Parent Support
(information and support re: attention deficit disorder)
Allies With Families
450 E. 1000 N.450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker) Murray, Ut. 877-477-0764
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(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities; Barbara Zabrinskie)
# Attention Deficit Disorder Clinic (WVMH)
3575 S. Market St.
SLC, Ut. 967-4405
(addresses attention deficit disorder and hyperactivity)
# Cascade Center for Family Growth (Attachment Center)
1145 E. 800 N.
Orem, Ut. 229-2218
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-1981
(provides SSI and other diagnostics and counseling for children and adults re: ADHD, Autism and behavior problems; non-Medicaid)
# CHADD
5329 Roseleaf Drive
Murray, Ut. 537-7878
(parent support group re: ADHD children)
# Child and Adolescent Family Center
265 W. 2700 S. (Lorin)
Syracuse, Ut. 292-3469
(provides evaluation and treatment for, and parent training relative to attention deficit and hyperactivity—Dr. Dean Belnap)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
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40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
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3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
# Children’s Learning Center, The
2955 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 627-8878
( non- fee, statewide service willing to work with parents in setting up individualized programs primarily for children ages 3-8)
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# Comprehensive Psychological Services
1245 E. Brickyard Road #595
SLC, Ut. 483-1600
(includes ADHD services)
# Cottonwood Counseling Center (ADD Parent Support Group)
525 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-6413
(comprehensive psychotherapeutic evaluation and service for all ages)
# Davis County PERC (Family Enrichment Center)
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(provides sequentially the Steven Glenn Developing Capable Young People course, especially for adolescents)
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-3501
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
Drug Referral Center
(help in locating most appropriate drug abuse treatment services)
# Educational Consulting Services
1399 S. 700 E. #16
SLC, Ut.
(educational diagnostics and designing)
# Excells Expeditions
Lab of Leisure Research
SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(summer camp to include ADHD and some court-referred children ages 9-12)
# Family Attachment Center (250-1728)
(Craig Ramsey)
SLC, Ut. 256-7686
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder (Continued)
Granite District Family Counseling
(provides communication, management and ADHD classes)
# Granite School District Educational Resource Center
340 E. 3545 S. Claudia McLachlan)
SLC. Ut. 268-8560
(up to 10 sessions of professional family counseling in areas of child rearing, family discord, and schooling at $15. per hour)
Hyperactive Child Education, Support Group for Parents
(parent information management course)
# Jordan Family Education Center
8449 S. 150 W.
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Midvale, Ut. 565-7442
(provides excellent family-related classes to include child ADHD-management)
P.O. Box 651052 (current president)
SLC, Ut. 463-3890
(parent support group re: persons with learning disabilities)
5180 S. Commerce Drive (Sherlyn) Murray, Ut. 263-6249
(parent advocacy provides a Liason for Individuals Needing Coordinated Services)
(special education resource and parent training courses)
# Learning Disabilities Association of Utah
# LINCS
Murray PERC Center
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100
SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
(in cooperation with Valley Mental Health)
Parent Training for Families With Hyperactive Children
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Units)
(in cooperation with Valley MH)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 265-3000
(Dayspring as well as behavior classes at PCMC Learning Problems Clinic)
# PCMC Center for Counseling
Quest
(year-around camp experiences to include ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
(parent training re: pre-school developmental level)
Salt Lake PERC Center
# Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral Unit
2001 S. State St. S2300
SLC, Ut. 468-2032
(provides assessment and referral services on a sliding fee scale to Salt Lake County residents with concerns re: substance abuse)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
# U of U Educational Psychology Department
SLC, Ut. 581-7442
(provides social skills training for ADHD children)
Utah Association of School Psychologists
(promotes the education, rights, welfare and mental health of children and their families)
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(provides in service for teachers serving children with disabilities)
Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Utah Psychiatric Association
540 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-7477
(the association provides psychiatric referrals)
Utah Psychological Association
640 Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(organization designed to meet the professional needs of Utah psychologists and those they serve)
Valley Mental Health
5965 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(provides a medical team approach in addressing ADHD and other emotional and behavioral concerns)
Adolescent Day Care (Eisenhower Jr. ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-6103
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Unit
404 E. 4500 S. #B-22
Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
ARTEC (administration)
SLC, Ut.
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175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale. Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder (Continued)
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County Jail Mental Health Services
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3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
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780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Metropolitan Hall of Justice
SLC, Ut. 535-5767
Crisis Intervention Service (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
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1141 E. 3900 S. #A170
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 262-2601
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7434 S. State St. (TTY)
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6856 S. 700 E.
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Victim Counseling
(call Christy—238-2360)
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
566-9739
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
at all out-patient units
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
Autism Spectrum
(see also Developmental Disability Resources and Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Children)
Assessment
# ABLE
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-1981
# Neuro-Behavior Clinic
546 Chipita Way # 459
SLC, Ut. 587-7687
# Salt Lake Autism Clinic (Dr. Sally Ozinoff)
546 Chipeta Way (Dr. Janet Lainhart) 585-1340 or 585-1212
(offers assessment of autistic persons on a private basis, and offers a social skills group)
# Univ. of Utah Child and Adolescent Specialty Clinic
546 Chipeta Way (Judy Miller)
SLC, Ut. 585-9098
(offers assessment of autistic persons on a private basis, and offers a social skills group)
# Utah Autism Research Project
546 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 585-1212
(offers a socials skills group for autistic children and youth)
Education
Alpine Autistic Summer School
(Bruce/Susan Hanks) Highland, Ut
(private co-op sponsored by parents of several autistic children)
(behavior modification helps for autistic children)
Autism Teaching Apartments
CBTU Autism Preschool
(behavior modification and autistic pre school)
Freemont Elementary
(CBTU extension preschool for autistic children)
# GATE (affil. w/& leading to GIFTS)
3605 S. 350 E. (Tom Krause)
SLC, Ut. 685-4585
(community-based transition program of Gran. Sch. Dist. For lower-functioning students leading to independence and employability)
Autism Spectrum
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# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 268-8531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
# Hillside Intermediate School
2375 Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut. 481-4828
(has self-contained programs for Down Syndrome and autistic children)
# Preschool Group Home (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
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Redwood Learning Center
(preschool offering educational and therapeutic programming for children with autism)
Ridgecrest Elementary
(CBTU extension preschool for autistic children)
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
780 S. Guardsman Way (Anna Wandalowshi)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(4-day summer camp for sibs of children with autism, whether with CBTU or not)
(Techachi Hank)
505-368-2096
(Native American group home foe autistic and other special-needs children)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7500
# School Districts, local
see individual
# Sibling Camp (CBTU)
# Tse Bitai Exceptional School
# Utah State Office of Education
Recreation/Activities
# Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing offers adaptive recreation for autistic children, and adaptive recreation, before and after school programs)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. for autistic kids, summer day camps, socializ., and super day trips for teens)
Residentials/Training
Autism Program
(school week Autism residential placement at School for the Blind)
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children 0-5 with sensory-impairment)
Autism Teaching Center for Adolescents
(co-ed residential for autistic children 12-22)
Autism Teaching Home
(residential for autistic children ages 3-11)
# Carmen Pingree School for Children with Autism (CBTU)
780 Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides therapeutic programming, a sibling group, research and residential homes for autistic children)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
# Cottonwood Heights Treatment Facility
7214 S. 1950 E.
Sandy, Ut. 268-4887
(group home for autistic children)
# Danville Services Corporation
6965 Union Park Center #350
Midvale, Ut. 565-0700
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
Developmental Center for Handicapped (USU)
(DD training for ages 0-21, includes autism)
Autism Spectrum (Continued)
Residentials/Training(Continued)
Project TURN
# Sandy Treatment Center
Topcat Enterprises, Inc./ Project TURN
(call in p.m.)
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic children)
1385 E. 8425 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-9605
(residential for autistic boys ages 10-14, providing self-help skill and behavioral intervention)
4476 S. Century Drive #D
Murray, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
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# Tse Bitai Exceptional School
# TURN Community Services (administration)
(Techachi Hank)
505-368-2096
(Native American group home for autistic and other special-needs children)
359-8876
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
# TURN Community Services
# TURN Community Services
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
# Utah State Developmental Center
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(a job skills training facility)
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Support/Advocacy
# Allies With Families
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
Autism Society of America
1234 Mass. Ave. NW,
Wash., DC 20005 202)783-0125
# Autism Society of Utah
780 S. Guardsman Way (Kim Moody)
SLC, Ut. 583-7049
(support and advocacy group for families of autistic persons, 1-800-328-8476)
# Autistic Sibling Group (at Carmen Pingree School)
780 Guardsman Way (A. Wondolowski) SLC, Ut. 583-7049
(siblings of autistic children enrolled in CBTU meet in a support group while a parent support group also meets)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
High Functioning Autism Support Group
West Jordan, Ut.
# KEYS (Knowledge Enhances Your Success) (SL Co. Youth Services) 92 W. 3900 S. #101 (Diana Dearden)
SLC, Ut. 718-0187
(8-12 week prog. to reduce juv. ct. involvement, increase sch. involvement, strengthen fam. communic. & function, & enhance life skills)
# LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW) SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Pilot Parents of Utah
455 E. 400 S. #300
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(info and emotional support for parents of newborn handicapped)
# Sibling Support (Autism Society of Utah)
(Kim Moody cellular: 8 01-232-2075)
538-7049
State Autism Specialist
# Utah Parents of Aspergers Syndrome Kids (UPASK)
Lori Shore)
SLC, Ut. 533-9035
(a parent support group meeting weekly for chat groups, advocates for IEP meetings& has a library to share resources)
Autism Spectrum (Continued)
Treatment
# Cascade Center for Family Growth (Attachment Center)
1145 E. 800 N.
Orem, Ut. 229-2218
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
# Family Attachment Center (250-1728)
(Craig Ramsey)
SLC, Ut. 256-7686
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
Home-based Intervention and Adaption for Families with Autistic Children
(call Autism Soc.—583-7049)
(behavior modification help)
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# LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW) SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Behavioral Resources
(see also Alternative Schools, Semi-Residentials and Halfway Homes, Residential Placements, Social and Emotional Disturbance Resources, and Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Children)
Adolescent
Assessment
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment, networks success strategies for high-risk youth, and has an activities fund)
ARTEC (administration)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
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Observation and Assessment (O and A)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-1981
(provides SSI and other diagnostics and counseling for children and adults re: ADHD, Autism and behavior problems; non-Medicaid)
Child and Adolescent Family Center
265 W. 2700 S. (Lorin)
Syracuse, Ut. 292-3469
(provides evaluation and treatment for, and parent training relative to attention deficit and hyperactivity—Dr. Dean Belnap)
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Developmental Srvices of Utah (DSU)
548W 8360S
Murray, Ut. 568-0180
# Farmington Bay Youth Center
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Farmington, Ut. 451-8620
(observation and assessment for youth in custody in Davis County)
Neuro-Behavior Clinic
546 Chipita Way # 459 (Katrina)
SLC, Ut. 587-7687
(provides behavior therapy for autistic children)
Neurodevelopment Center
370 E South Temple #100 (Dr. David Nilsson)SLC, Ut. 532-1475
(deals primarily with neural injuries, neuro testing and therapy)
Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr.Sam Goldstein) SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
Teen Scope
501 Chipeta Way (Nancy, intake)
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(includes in and out-patient psychiatric evaluation and stabilization programs for behaviorally-disturbed teens)
University Neuropsychiatric Institute (UNI)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses)
Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4400
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Court-related
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# Adult Probation and Parole
Alternative Youth Adventure (AYA)
Committee on Criminal Juvenile Justice
907 W. Clark Lane
Farmington, Ut. 451-8620
(observation and assessment for youth in custody in Davis County)
150 E. Center L100
Provo, Ut. 374-7633
(monitoring of court or parole board-referred offenders)
1-866-968-8409
(a court-referred wilderness therapy program for behavioral male adolescents)
538-1031
# DART Program
3520 s. 700 W.
(Scott Campbell)
SLC, Ut. 265-5845
(a 30-day court-awaiting level-system program, providing anger management, and requiring community service)
Detention-Shelter Program
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
# Esperanza Para Manana
320 W. 200 S. #300B
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanic persons)
# Excells Expeditions
Lab of Leisure Research
(summer camp to include ADHD and some court-referred children ages 9-12)
Frontier School
363 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call SL Sch. Dist 578-8599)
(alternative school in Salt Lake District for youth in custody)
Functional Family Therapy (KARE)
U of U Psych. Dept. (Jim Alexander)
SLC, Ut.
(counseling for clients of families where court is involved)
Intermountain Youth Care
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(ph. Book)
(procter-advocacy tracking for delinquent youth)
# Highland Ridge (ARTEC) So. Satelite)
7309 S. 180 W. (Bob Diggers)
SLC, Ut. 565-6844
(a residential treatment for serious behavior problems)
# Juvenile Courts, local (administration)
450 S. State Street
SLC, Ut. 578-3800
(handles legal issues re: juvenile delinquency)
# Juvenile Receiving Center
177 W. Price St.
SLC, Ut. 269-7543
(a temporary holding place within the Youth Services Center)
# KEYS (Knowledge Enhances Your Success) (SL Co. Youth Services) 177 W Rice Ave (Diana Dearden)
SLC, Ut. 269-7523
(8-12 week prog. to reduce juv. ct. involvement, increase sch. involvement, strengthen fam. communic. & function, & enhance life skills)
# LEAP (Life Enhancement Alternative Program)
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(an early intervention program for delinquent youth 8-17 following a 1st or 2nd offense)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
Court-related
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5470 S. 2700 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-2794
(Morgan-Weber-Davis Counties court-ordered holding center for ungovernable youth)
Observation and Assessment Center, Region II
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0236
Observation and Assessment Unit
(check with Farmington Bay 451-8620)
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Ogden, Ut.
Sheriffs Assisting Youth Metropolitan Hall of Justice
437 S. 200 E. 10th Fl.
SLC, Ut. 535-5995
(deputy-provided law-enforcement-related counseling)
SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Prog.)
3365 S. 900 W. (Det. Scott Hansen)
SLC, Ut. 743-5872
(reduces juvenile recidivism thru coord. awareness & intervention, accountability, competing development & community protection)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Court-related(Continued)
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2900 S Stte St. #260 (Robert Buttars)
SLC, Ut. 983-5540
(counseling for more severe juvenile offenders)
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(Daren)
Maryvale, Ut. 435-326-4300
(group home for court-involved male youth 14-18 years of age)
TASK Program (Youth Corrections Div)
3570 S. W. Temple
(Tami)
SLC, Ut. 685-5712
(a court-ordered five days a week alternative work program (community service) in liew of detention)
1935 E. Vine St. (6100 S.)
SLC, Ut. 278-0419
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
390 N. Main St.
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
2910 W. 4700 S. #204
WVC, Ut.
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
Utah State Division of Youth Corrections
120 N . 200 W.
(Jenny)
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(ML 14 July 2000)
Village Project Mentor Program (Juvenile Court)
450 S. State St. (Kristen)
SLC, Ut. 238-7700
(helps court-involved youth become contributing citizens through supportive 1-on-1 relationships with positive adult role models)
Youth Correction Homes
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(shelter-detention provides continuum of education and recreation)
Youth Corrections, State Division of (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(oversees residential and non-residentials for court-ordered delinquent youth)
Decker Lake Youth Center
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 9954-9200
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
Observation and Assessment Center
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0230
(0-90-day court-ordered evaluation of youth offenders awaiting a placement disposition)
Youth-In-Custody (YIC) (via YWCA)
Youth Reclamation, Inc. (YRI) (w/ Preferred Family Clinic)
216 N. Orem Blvd.
Orem, Ut. 221-0223
(a court-referred program for conduct-disordered youth)
Youth Services Bureau (DWS)
P. O. Box 1035
(see Paula in Moab, court referred for conduct-disorded youth, with whole family involved w/ structure and rewards)
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3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW)
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
Provo Youth Detention
350 W. 500 S.
Provo, Ut. 374-4920
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SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(year-around camp experiences to include ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
Salt Lake Community College Skill Center
1575 S State St.
SLC, Ut. 373-5660
(work-adjustment training for behaviorally-handicapped)
Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
Sunshine Solutions
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
Toileting Specialist (S.L. C. School Dist.)
(Cindy Myers) SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a program utilized in the schools to help a child in learning to potty train)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Educational
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit ( ADT) (CBTU at Bryant Jr. High)
40 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 578-8118 ext. 212
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
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(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Taylorsville High)
5225 S. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 263-6153
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
(Pete Nicholas)SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Taylorsville High—Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
(Sherrie Samu)
SLC, Ut. 263-6153
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Family Enrichment Center
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 4020650
(Davis School District family enrichment center provides excellent 0-5 child behavior management courses; includes sub for Santa)
Frontier School
363 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call SL Sch. Dist 578-8599)
(alternative school in Salt Lake District for youth in custody)
Individualized Learning, Inc.
(academic and activity alternative for behavioral students)
# Jordan Resource Center
332 W. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7584
(school for severelly behavior-disordered students kindergarten through age 22, to include OT/PT and other visual/hearing services)
# Kidstar (UNI)
501 S. Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500 ext. 511
(a day program for children with combinations of mood, emotional, behavioral and learning problems)
Marmalade Hill School
1838 S. 1500 E.
(check ph. #)
(alternative high school program for Salt Lake and Granite students)
Murray Alternative School
(alternative high school for school drop-outs in Murray)
Employment-related
Jordan Technical Center (see Eric Hansen)
(job training, placement and tracking service for custodial youth)
250 W 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 957-3354
(work-adjustment training for behaviorally-handicapped)
# Salt Lake Community College Skill Center
SNAGAJOB.COM (internet website)
(internet service hooking students up with part-time jobs)
# utahjobsonline.com
# VITAL (Kearns High)
5525 S. 4800 W.
(drug and behavioral transition from high school to career)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Recreational
# Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300
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SLC, Ut. 322-4411
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(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
South Valley Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
MurrayBoys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Boys and Girls Club of Utah County
1060 E. 150 N.
Provo, Ut. 370-4615
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Residentials
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
# Behavioral Program
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5 days a week residential for sensory-impaired students ages 5-21 in cooperation with local school districts)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
# Excells Expeditions
Lab of Leisure Research
(summer camp to include ADHD and some court-referred children ages 9-12)
# Futures Through Choices
2510 Washington Blvd. #238 (Joel)
(grp homes for at-risk low-IQ youth via DYC, DSPD, & DCFS: therapy, anger mgt., prob-solving, compliance, commun. and living skills)
# Island View
2650 W. 2700 S.
Syracuse, Ut. 773-0200
(a private DCFS-contracted residential 9-month-stay treatment center with 112 beds for bright behavioral & mood-disordered youth)
# Juvenile Receiving Center (JRC)
177 W. Price St.
SLC, Ut. 269-7535
(a temporary holding place within the Youth Services Center)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
# Life-Line, Inc.
(936-8975)
1130 W. Center St. (Emily)
North Salt Lake, Ut. 936-4000
(a non-profit youth rehab facility dealing with addictive and destructive behavior, depression, and family problems)
# Majestic Ranch
6460 N Manhead Rd(Dan Peart)Randolph, Ut. 435-793-2500
(a specialty school for boys, with behavior treatment programming)
Pioneer Youth Village
2912 S West Temple
SLC Ut. 474-2500
(see ph. Book)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
* Provo Canyon School
1350 E 750 N
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
# Quest
Lab of Leisure Research
(year-around camp experiences to include ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Residentials (Continued)
Residential Treatment Center (PCMC)
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(for boys 5-12 unable to function in home)
1991 S. State
St.Provo, Ut. 342-7840
(long-term secured care for unmanageable youth in corrections)
Slate Canyon
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Stormy Ridge South (Ranch)
(Daren)
Marysvale, Ut. 435-326-4300
group home for court-involved male youth 14-18 years of age)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
# Utah Youth Village
5930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
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5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential group homes for sex-specific treatment, and troubled, youth, while fostering responsible and productive lives)
Wilderness Program
(a therapy program for behavioral adolescent boys in a generally remote wilderness area)
Support and Information
# Domestic Violence Information
1-800-897-5465
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St. (Tamara Harris)
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# HOME Project (UNI) (Habilitation Option Medical Excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Josette Dorius)
(in-home prog. for dually-diag. clients working on behav. compliance strategies, services & care coord. in conj. w/ DSPD & Medicaid)
# Hyperactive Child Education and Support Group (SVMH)
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(parent information management course)
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(parent training re: pre-school development)
# Respite Care
(see local)
DCFS Office
Easter Seals of Utah, and PCMC
(temporary hourly or daily care of diffiicult-to-manage children)
# Respite Care and Family Support Services of Utah County
P.O. Box 609
(Glenda)
Provo, Ut. 374-2510
(provides respite and support services for families of disabled children in Utah County)
# Utah Federation for Youth, Inc. (www.ufyi.org)
350 S. 400 E. # G-4
SLC, Ut. 468-0699
(provides supports & opport. for adol. & parents to improve hope & skills in prev. substance abuse & violence thru multiple mediums)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Support and Information
# Village Project Mentor Program (Juvenile Court)
450 S. State St. (Kristen)
SLC, Ut. 238-7700
(helps court-involved youth become contributing citizens through supportive 1-on-1 relationships with positive adult role models)
Youth, Inc.
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177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Treatment
# ACES
(CBTU) (also provides van services) (medicaid)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(structured social skills, after-school recreation and activities group therapy as well as summer programming with a behavioral emphasis)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit ( ADT) (CBTU at Bryant Jr. High)
40 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 578-8118 ext. 212
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Taylorsville High)
5225 S. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 685-5455
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Alternative High School
see individual
School Districts, Local, p. 60
(alternative high school completion for behavioral and truant students)
Alternative Youth Adventure (AYA)
1-866-968-8409
(a court-referred wilderness therapy program for behavioral male adolescents)
Anger Management for Adolescents
12867 Pheasant View Dr.
Draper, Ut. 718-8307
(services are from 6-10 p.m.)
# Benchmark Behavior/Calleu Mentl Health
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(offers units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System South Hospital
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
# Cascade Center for Family Growth (Attachment Center)
1145 E. 800 N.
Orem, Ut. 229-2218
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
Center for Change
Provo, Ut.
(a private center providing treatment for anorexia, bulimia and other addictive behaviors)
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-752-6263
(provides SSI and other diagnostics and counseling for children and adults re: ADHD, Autism and behavior problems; non-Medicaid)
Child and Adolescent Family Center
265 W. 2700 S. (Lorin)
Syracuse, Ut. 292-3469
(provides evaluation and treatment for, and parent training relative to attention deficit and hyperactivity—Dr. Dean Belnap)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
(Pete Nicholas)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
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Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Treatment (Continued)
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Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
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# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Family Attachment Center
(Craig Ramsey)
SLC, Ut. 256-7686
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
# Farmington Bay Youth Center
907 W. Clark Lane
Farmington, Ut. 451-8620
(observation and assessment for youth in custody in Davis County)
# Highland Ridge (ARTEC) So. Satelite)
7309 S. 180 W. (Bob Diggers)
SLC, Ut. 565-6844
(a residential treatment for serious behavior problems)
# Juvenile Receiving Center (JRC)
177 W. Price St.
SLC, Ut. 269-7535
(a temporary holding place within the Youth Services Center)
# Life-Line, Inc.
(936-8975)
1130 W. Center St. (Emily) North Salt Lake, Ut. 936-4000
(a non-profit youth rehab facility dealing with addictive and destructive behavior, depression, and family problems)
# LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW)
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
# Neuro-Behavior Clinic
546 Chipita Way # 459 (Katrina)
SLC, Ut. 587-7687
(provides behavior therapy for autistic children)
# Neural Development Center
370 S. temple #100. (Dr. David Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1475
(deals primarily with neural injuries, neuro testing and therapy)
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr.Sam Goldstein) SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
Sequoia Clinic
(counseling for low-income adult men struggling with depression and an/or anger)
# Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# TIPS (Transitional Intervention Program) (Truman Elementary)
4639 S. 3200 W.
(Sherilyn)
(9-wk intensive academic, social skills and behavior-training course for behavioral at-risk kids, with teacher and tracker involvement)
# Touchtone Therapy Center
272S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
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Toughlove (Cottonwood Hospital)
5770 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut.314-5300
(volunteer group provides skill develpment re: tough love)
TV Allowance, The
www.tvallowance.com
305-669-4365\
(a device that allows parents electronically to limit children’s weekly television viewing)
United Behavioral Clinic
1377 E. 3900 S. #100
SLC, Ut.
Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4400
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(out patient counseling, after care and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth as well as residential/ therapeutic foster home access)
Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Adolescent (Continued)
Treatment (Continued)
ARTEC (administration)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
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# Weber Valley Detention
180 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4200
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
5470 S. 2700 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-2794
(Morgan-Weber-Davis Counties court-ordered holding center for ungovernable youth)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
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Mental Health Services for the Deaf
7434 S. State St. (TTY)
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North Crisis Service (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
(Bill Matson)
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South Crisis Unit (ITU)
6856 S. 700 E.
(Marv Goldstein)
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1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
566-9739
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
at all out-patient units
Summit County Unit
1753 Sidewinder Rd. (Merrilee)
Park City, Ut. 649-9079
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Tooele County Unit
305 N. Main St. Rm 240
Tooele, Ut. 435-843-3520
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Victim Counseling
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(call Christy—238-2360)
Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 265-3049
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-3049
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Youth Center
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-3049
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
Child
Assessment
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(networks assessment and success strategy for high-risk youth)
# Child Development Clinic (CDC)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides comprehensive evaluation for children 0-5 years of age with developmental, behavioral or emotional problems)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Child (Continued)
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-8552
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr. Dave Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4400
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
# Utah State Hospital
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Disability-related
# Cluster Programs (see School Districts)
340 E. 3545 S.
(school-sponsored programs for emotional and behaviorally-disturbed students)
Education/Training
# Boy Scouts of America (information for pack or troop referral)
525 Foothill Drive (Pat B.) SLC, Ut. 582-3663 ext. 246
(cub, boy, varsity and explorer experience, education and character-building programs for boys 7-18, as well as high school-age girls)
# Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N. (Jennifer West)
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Leid Boys and Girls Club
464 S. Concord
SLC, Ut. 364-9188
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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South Valley Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
SLC, Ut. 487-1130
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S 800 E (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-Treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S Redwood Road
SLC Ut 263-6103
Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S 5600 W
WVC, Ut 964-4201
Kearns Jr. Youth in Custody (YIC)
4040 W 5305 S
Kearns, Ut 964-7996
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Cluster Programs (see School Districts)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8527
(school-sponsored programs for emotional and behaviorally-disturbed students)
Family Attachment Center
(250-1728)
(Craig Ramsey)
SLC, Ut. 256-7686
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
Jordan Resource Center
332 W. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7584
(school for severelly behavior-disordered students kindergarten through age 22, to include OT/PT and other visual/hearing services)
Preschools, Therapeutic Infant and Preschool
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Utah State Office of Education (Behavioral Specialists)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7500
Recreational
# Youth and Families with Promise (YFP) (USU-affiliated)
2100 S. State S1200 (Chris Jacobsen)
SLC, Ut. 468-2695
(a mentor program for youth ages 10-14 with high interest activities; see also Heather: 468-3185)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Child (Continued)
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Residential
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Support and Information
# Division of Child and Family Services
1350 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 776-7300
(multi-services and funds)
# Division of Child and Family Services
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi family services and funds)
# Hyperactive Child Education and Support Group (SVMH)
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(parent information management course)
# Youth and Families with Promise (YFP) (USU-affiliated)
2100 S. State S1200 (Chris Jacobsen)
SLC, Ut. 468-2695
(a mentor program for youth ages 10-14 with high interest activities; see also Heather: 468-3185)
Treatment
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Family Attachment Center
(250-1728)
(Craig Ramsey)
SLC, Ut. 256-7686
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
Home-based Intervention and Adaption for Families with Autistic Children
(call Autism Soc.—583-7049)
(behavior modification help)
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr. Dave Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
# Preschool Group Home (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
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4249 S. 1425 W. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 263-6105
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
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Ridgecrest Elementary (CBTU Extension for Jordan District)
1800 E. 7200 S. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 944-2904
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental health)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
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5770 S. 1500 W. Bldg. C
Taylorsville, Ut. 262-6199
(provide intake and referrals for out-patient mental health and Day-Spring services)
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5770 S. 1500 W. Bldg. G
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3000 #2
(provide out-patient mental health services, and Love and Logic parenting classes; formerly Learning Problems Clinic)
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Residential Treatment Centers (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3049
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
PCMC In and Out-Patient Psychiatry
(multi-disciplinary for acute psychiatric emergencies)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
Behavioral Resources (Continued)
Treatment (Continued)
Toileting Specialist (S.L. C. School Dist.)
(Cindy Myers) SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a program utilized in the schools to help a child in learning to potty train)
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# Touchtone Therapy Center
2872S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
# TV Allowance, The
www.tvallowance.com
305-669-4365\
(a device that allows parents electronically to limit children’s weekly television viewing)
# Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4400
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Wasatch Family Services
Bereavement Resources
# Bereaved Parents
845 Washington Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-5613
(no-cost program of support for family members regarding the death of a child)
# Bereavement Services (at PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive (Lucene Hougaard) SLC, Ut. 588-3483
(bereavement group meetings over 7 weeks for children ages 3-18 who have lost a significant member of the family)
# Caring Connections (U of U College of Nursing)
10 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 585-9522
(www.nurs.utah.edu/caring connections)
(offers hope and comfort in grief support groups relative to various types of loss by death)
# Center for Grieving Children, A
1708 E. 5550 S. #18
So. Ogden, Ut. 476-1149
A free program providing children w/ support following the loss of a loved one in death or through divorce or separation)
Compassionate Friends, The
11340 Willow Brook
SLC, Ut. 265-3623
( support group for parents having experienced the death of a child)
Divorce and Children
SLC, Ut.
# Elder Care Locator
SLC, Ut. 677-1116
(561-1037, maintains a list for grieving resources)
Grief and Comfort
# Grief and Loss Program
SLC, Ut. 561-1037
# Grief Center, The (Salt Lake Regional Medical Center)
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1050 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 350-4111
(grief info and support groups for adults, teens and children)
Hospice of IHC
1875 S. State St. (Chris Carter)
Orem, Ut. 225-0584
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
Hospice of Northern Utah
2404 Washington Blvd #304 (Suzanne) Ogden, Ut. 399-5232
(provides physical and emotional assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
Hospice of Salt Lake
Jeannie Bordenave or Jeanne Lee
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief includes in service)
New Pride
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-4238
(alternative program for HS students with behavior disorders)
PCMC Bereavement Services
100 N. Medical Drive (LuCene Hougaard) SLC, Ut, 588-3483
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Seasons Suicide Bereavement, Inc.
P.O. Box 187
SLC, Ut. 649-8327
(a support group for families of a death from suicide)
Share-Parents of Utah
4110 Liberty Creek Drive
South Jordan, Ut. 280-1955
(support groups for families of stillborn, infant deaths or miscarriages)
Sharing Place, The
1695 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 466-6730
(support following the loss of a loved one)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Group (SIDS)
288 N. 1460 W . (Chris Hamilton) SLC, Ut. 84116 538-6140
(support group for parents of children who died from SIDS)
Bereavement Resources (Continued)
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Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Wellness Center, Salt Lake Regional Medical Center
1045 E. 100. S.
SLC, Ut. 350-4539
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Widowed Persons Services
(ML22Oct. 99)
(includes bereavement support groups)
volunteer-operated
SLC, Ut. 561-1037
(support for widows and widowers offered thru AARP)
(?6975 S. Union Blvd.?)
Career Development and Employment Resources
(See also Alternative Schools, Economic-related Areas of Need p. 4, Higher Education for
Special-needs Persons, Shelter Workshops and Transition Resources for Special-needs Persons)
Career Awareness
# EBCE at Highland High
2166 S. 1700 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(career exploration program for at-risk regular education students)
# Utah Governor’s Committee/Employment of People w/ Disabilities
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7781
(has a mission to educate and encourage employers to employ people with disabilities)
Employability /Vocational Training
Applied Technology Center (public school affiliated)
(provides mechanics training for high school students)
# Career Guidance Center
449 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 484-8300
(provides comprehensive career and vocational evaluation and counseling to individuals, compaanies and public agenciest)
Catalyst
(advocacy for MR includes occupational training)
# Columbus Community Center
10 W. Central Park Way
SLC, Ut. 487-0377
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Davis County Employment and Training
Farmington, Ut. 451-3212
480 27th St. (Richard Nelson)
Ogden, Ut. 626-0303
(ensures the delivery of employment and training programs to disadvantaged individuals)
Development Center
435 S. Main St.
Clearfield, Ut.
(employability training)
# Developmental Training Systems, Inc. (DTSI)
586 40th St. (Laura)
Ogden, Ut. 394-3874
(provides day training, learning and service opportunity for DD adults to include self-help, socialization and employment training)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
2964 W. 4700 S. #102
SLC, Ut. 957-8200
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 238-4560
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
2984 N. 400 W.
Layton. Ut. 776-5951
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
5020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 267-5600
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
161 N. Main St.
Tooele, Ut. 882-1086
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Department of Workforce Services (DWS)
Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Employability / Vocational Training (Continued)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
1595 W. 500 S.
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SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Davis Applied Technology Center (DATC)
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 593-2500
(alternative post-secondary 2-year college program for students 18-22 with a primarily non-academic focus)
# EBCET (Experience-Based Career Education Training)
2166 S. 1700 E. (Charlie)
SLC, Ut. 484-4343-180
(transition program for students at risk for drugs and atrition)
# GATE (affil. w/& leading to GIFTS)
3605 S. 350 E. (Tom Krause)
SLC, Ut. 685-4585
(community-based transition program of Gran. Sch. Dist. For lower-functioning students leading to independence and employability)
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 685-4531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
Granite Alternative School
1690 W. 4800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call Gr. Sch. Dist. 263-6100)
(offers day and night education and vocational classes)
# Independence High School
636 N. Independence Ave.
Provo, Ut. 374-4920
(a secondary high school providing basic high school completion courses, job training and placement services)
382 E. 3605 S. (Karen Shaw SLC, Ut. 268-8506
(helps former school drop-outs achieve high school diplomas and job readiness)
# Job Connection Workshop Program (DWS)
526-9675
(information and training regarding job search strategies, keeping jobs, life management skills and assertive communication skills)
# Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
#
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
#
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Job Opportunities for the Blind (JOB)
1-800-638-7518
(five locations provide employment training and placement for visually-impaired youth via local community colleges)
# Jones, Hilda B. (Habilitation) Center
382 E. 3600 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8526
(vocational workshop, training and transition for Granite District disabled and at-risk students)
Jordan School District Technical Center (call Eric Hansen)
825 E. 9085 S.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7582
(job training, placement and tracking service for custodial youth)
# Junior Achievement of Utah
641 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 355-5252
(offers economic-based or business training curriculum in local classrooms for children K-twelvth grades)
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen)
(job training/coaching for adults; also provides used glasses, and funds for specific needs)
# Nueva Dia (New Day) (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
3780 S. W. Temple
SLC, Ut. 521-4475
(self-sufficiency, career development and safe parent training for mothers)
# Office of Job Training for Economic Development
140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-4300
JCVA (Jones Center Vocational/ Academics)
# People Helping People
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
ksimmons@mentors4women.org
SLC, Ut. 583-4175
(a support helping women develop employability and independence, contact Kayleen Simmons)
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Project Cooperation
(ph. Book)
Promise (via YES)
(job training programs and sites for youth 17-21)
call Provo Sch. Dist. –374-4934
(provides alternative HS completion and job training for persons with disabilities)
# Salt Lake Community College (DRC)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
Provo Vocational High School
#
South Campus (Disability Resource Center)
1575 S. State St. (Angelene or Tulena)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facilitates the higher education of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated)
Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Employability / VocationalTraining (Continued)
# Salt Lake County Job Training and Development
SLC, Ut. 468-3246
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Selective Vocational Services
(includes Culinary Arts Training at the "U")
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides a program of transition from "welfare" to employment)
Single Parents/Displaced Homemaker Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7090
(provides job training and finding skills)
* South Valley Training Company
455 W. 9160 S.
Sandy, Ut. 561-1661
(job training, placement and socialization for adults in Jordan School District)
Special Vocational Services
180 E. 2100 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 466-2127
(U of U food handling training for handicapped)
#
Tree Utah
511 W. 200 S. #150
SLC, Ut. 364-2122
(providesa volunteer tree plantingclasses and experience for youth 15-17 working with trees—compensation includes a pruning kit and #50.)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
UCBT (U of U)
1078 Annex Building
SLC, Ut. 581-6158
(Utah Community-Based Transition Project)
Utah Opportunities Industrial Center
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut.
(job training and placement for low-income and handicapped)
# Veterinary Medicine
SLC, Ut. 256-5921
(high school program for training students interested in veterinary medicine)
Visual Arts Institute
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-7855
(academic school for frustrated, artistically-inclined or non-verbal students)
# VITAL (Kearns High)
5525 S. 4800 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7500
(drug and behavioral transition from high school to career)
Vocational Education, Utah State Division of
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(training service for secondary and above)
Vocational Evaluation Services (Administration)
see Rehabilitation Services
SLC, Ut.
(academic and vocation-skill evaluation leading to vocational training)
#
Wasatch Front South Applied Technology Center
2255 S. 5370 W. Express Bldg
SLC, Ut. 736-6903
(offers careers in such diversified specialties as diesel mechanic or service technician)
#
Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(provides multiple helps in the professional development of women students)
# WOW (Work Opportunities for Women)
460 S. Concord (1235 W.) (Victoria)
SLC, Ut. 364-9777
(offers counseling and groups for expectant and current teen moms re: employment readiness and other pertinent issues)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South) 1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Young Mothers High
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
#
Center for High School Studies
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
# Young Mothers Program
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
# Self-suffiency Program (administration at Expo Mart)
Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Employability / VocationalTraining (Continued)
#
Young Parents (at Horizonte)
1234 S. Main St. (Gerry)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake School District high school completion program offered free for pregnant and parenting teens)
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Youth City Employment Services (SLC-spons. Works for Youth)
615 S. 300 E. (Peter Smith)
SLC, Ut. 538-2062 ext. 233
(employ. Train., mentoring, jobs & experiences. Gives youth confide. to succeed in the workforce. Includes youth job fairs & placements)
Youth Employ-Ability Services, SLCo. (YES) (summer youth prog.) 2001 S. State #S2600 (Charles Otis)
SLC, Ut. 468-3100
(year-round employability training and work for U.S. legal 14-21 year olds from disadvan. Fam., 466-5660, or Charles Otis 718-1858)
Funding for Job Training
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
2964 W. 4700 S. #102
SLC, Ut. 957-8200
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 238-4560
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
2984 N. 400 W.
Layton. Ut. 776-5951
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
5020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 267-5600
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
161 N. Main St.
Tooele, Ut. 882-1086
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Rehabilitation Services, Office of (admin.) (State Board of Educ.)
250 E. 500 S. (Bill Yocam)
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(assists individuals with disabilities to obtain employment; includes Computer Programmer Trainer Program)
* Rehabilitation Services, Division of
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2251
Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Job Placement
# Canyon View Specialty School
1100 Orchard Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 626-2516
(DD training programs for school-aged in Weber District, also offering job coaching and placement for those aged 18-22)
# Department of Workforce Services (DWS)
480 27th St. (Richard Nelson)
Ogden, Ut. 626-0303
(ensures the delivery of employment and training programs to disadvantaged individuals)
Elks Boys and Girls Club
(call Elks Lodge-266-2344)
(includes job agency for court-referrees)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
Frontier School (call SL Sch. Dist)
363 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(alternative school in Salt Lake District for youth in custody also offers job placement and assessment)
# Granite Foundation (see also GIFTS Program)
(Sally Holman, Mr. Whipple) SLC, Ut. 268-8590
(business partnerships via the Jones Center, providing transitional spec.-needs summer work, going from school to the community)
# Independence High School
636 N. Independence Ave.
Provo, Ut. 374-4920
(a secondary high school providing basic high school completion courses, job training and placement services)
Indian Employment Center
21 Kelsey Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-9490
(ML 30 Sep 99)
(employment services for Native Americans)
# Indian Training and Education Center
1865 S. Main St. #1
SLC, Ut. 484-4447 ext 113
(receives and makes available job listings throughout the state for Native Americans. Website: www.dced.state.ut.us/Indian)
Job Opportunities for the Blind (JOB)
1-800-638-7518
(five locations provide employment training and placement for visually-impaired youth via local community colleges)
Jordan School District Technical Center (call Eric Hansen)
825 E. 9085 S.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7582
(job training, placement and tracking service for custodial youth)
LDS Employment Services (Provo)
1848 S. Columbia Lane
Provo, Ut.
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Job Placement (Continued)
# LDS Employment Services
625 E. 8400 S
Sandy, Ut. 561-9555
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
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# LDS Employment Services
50 N. Main
Tooele, Ut. 882-8646
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
7839 S. Redwood Rd. #B
West Jordan, Ut. 566-4040
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
545 W. 500 S. #170
Bountiful, Ut. 298-4700
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
3648 S. 7200 W.
Magna, Ut. 250-3600
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
780 W. 800 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7240
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Ward Employment Specialists
through local LDS wards
SLC, Ut. 596-2929
(provides job placement information)
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Mayor’s Office of Youth Programs
615 S. 300 E. (Peter Smith)
SLC, Ut. 538-2062 x 233
(a program of employment coordination for youth)
Office of the Handicapped
(call Gov’s Off. For Employ. Of the Handicapped --538-7781)
(handicapped policy-implementation and job placement)
Opportunities Industrial Center
1776 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 486-4351
(multi-services for low-income includes job placement)
# Rehabilitation Services, Office of (admin.) (State Board of Educ.)
250 E. 500 S. (Bill Yocam)
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(assists individuals with disabilities to obtain employment; includes Computer Programmer Trainer Program)
Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Selective Placement Program
(Office Civil Personnel)
Defense Depot
Ogden, Ut. 399-7711
(DD/MR job-recruitment and placement)
SOCIO
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 972-1027
(Hispanic service and recruitment for low-income unemployed)
* South Valley Training Company
455 W. 9160 S.
Sandy, Ut. 561-1661
(job training, placement and socialization for adults in Jordan School District)
United Tribes Service Center
21 Kelsey Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-9490
(employment assistance for Native Americans)
# utahjobsonline.com
Utah Opportunities Industrial Center
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut.
(job training and placement for low-income and handicapped)
# Wasatch Community Gardens (through Horizonte)
P.O. Box 2924 (Tosha)
SLC, Ut. 359-2658-ext. 2 or 3
(teens attend garden classes, work in gardens, and sell their produce at Farmers Markets in Spring, Summer and Fall)
# WeigandCenter
235 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 363-7710
(provides homeless people w/ showers, haircuts, clothes, laundry, job reps, child care, adult day care, and Kid Start School)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North)
140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South) 1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Jobs for Adolescents
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# Employment Development Group (in place of JTPA, see also YES)
2001 S. State St. S1600 (Carla)
SLC, Ut. 468-0014
(paid summer classes and work for youth ages 15-21)
# Granite School District Personnel
340 E. 3545 S. (Danette Ernson)
SLC, Ut. 268-8515
(office is responsible for hiring in summer students ages 14 on up in janitorial and grounds crews in the Granite School District)
# Habitat for Humanity, Salt Lake Valley
716 E. 4500 S. (Yasamina)
SLC, Ut. 263-0136
(provides homes built by volunteers 15 yrs and up for low-income families with financial assistance of local financial contributions)
# Job Shadowing Club (at YES)
SLC, Ut. 468-3100
(a SLCo. Fed.-funded prog. of job sampling/shadowing for youth 14 yrs. and older, offering pay upon job completion)
# Jordan School District Personnel Office
9361 S. 300 E. (George Welch)
Sandy, Ut. 567-8223
(provides summer employment for students 14 years and older on janitorial and grounds crews; see Lynn Ann Day)
# Labor Commission (see Anti-Discrimination)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(provides law and guidelines for youth labor, and resolves insurance disputes and workman’s compensation problems)
Project Cooperation
(ph. Book)
(job training programs and sites for youth 17-21)
Project Goodwork
(ph. Book)
(summer employment for 14-21 year olds)
# Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services
622 W. 500 N. (Melani Hooten)
SLC, Ut. 539-1590
(offers summer and fall jobs for at-risk citizen students 14-18 yr olds in house remodeling for low income home owners)
# Salt Lake School District Human Resources (jobline: 578-8365)
440 E. 100 S. (Jodi Smith or Judy Hart) SLC, Ut. 578-8340
(janitorial & grounds summer work for 14 yr old US legals in indiv. schools with pay via dist., which also has a job bulletin board)
SNAGAJOB.COM (internet website)
(internet service hooking students up with part-time jobs)
Trees Program (YES Program via Redwood Multi-purpose Center)
3060 Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(a paid work program for youth of planting trees for city streets, 364-2122)
US Forest Service
SLC, Ut. 364-2122
Utah Labor Commission
Vocational Education, Utah State Division of
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(training service for secondary and above)
# Wasatch Front South Applied Technology Center
2255 S. 5370 W. Express Bldg
SLC, Ut. 736-6903
(offers careers in such diversified specialties as diesel mechanic or service technician)
Wild Utah
(provides jobs related to planting trees for 15-18 year olds)
# Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
# Youth Employ-ability Services, SLCo. (YES) (summer youth prog.)
2001 S. State #S2600 (Charles Otis)
SLC, Ut. 468-3100
(yr.-round employability train. & work for U.S. legal 14-21 year olds from disadvan. Fam., 466-5660)
# Youth City Employment Services (SLC-spons. Works for Youth)
615 S. 300 E. (Peter Smith)
SLC, Ut. 538-2062 ext. 233
(employ. Train., mentoring, jobs & experiences. Gives youth confide. to succeed in the workforce. Includes youth job fairs & placements)
# Youth Works Program (at S. L. Neighborhood Housing Services)
633 W. 500 N. (Iyanna Muna)
SLC, Ut. 539-1590
(offers summer and fall jobs for at-risk citizen students 14-18 years old in home building programs for low-income home owners)
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Sheltered / Special-needs Employment
# Aerial Photography Field Office (Dept. of Agriculture
2222 W. 2300 S. (Nola)
SLC, Ut. 975-3524
(offers employment opportunities for special-needs persons)
# Alpine Transition and Employment Center
350 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-8727
(offers transitional programming, supported employment, sheltered employment and a workshop)
American Handicapped Workers of Utah
(shelter employment for handicapped)
# ATEC
350 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-8727
(shelter workshop and supervised community-based employment)
# Columbus Community Center
3495 S. West Temple (Kevin Keyes)
SLC, Ut. 262-2066
(shelter workshop for S L Sch. Dist. students & adults; has 100 bus. contracts, sponsors 13 resid. for MR & others ages 5 through adult)
# Deseret Industries (Administration)
#50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 240-6570
(shelter workshop, also offers low-cost goods)
Davis County Development Center
(call Davis Sch. Dist.)
(transitional shelter workshop and employability training)
# Intermountain Handicapped Workers of Utah
34 W. Guest Ave.
SLC, Ut. 281-8868
Jordan Valley Mobile Work Crew
(call Jordan Valley School 265-1748)
# Medicaid Work Incentive Program
433 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut.
(a mobile sheltered work opportunity for special-needs persons)
(contact medical worker)
801-538-7091
(registration allows persons w/ disabilities to earn and keep assets up to the $15,000 level.)
# Milo Banghman Design
24 S. 6th E.
SLC, Ut. 539-0448
(office for assembly-type work as well as sewing and painting for moderately DD/MR)
Pioneer Adult Rehabilitation Center (PARC)
485 Parc Circle
Clearfield, Ut. 774-7478
(Davis County shelter workshop and transition)
* Projects with Industry
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(employment opportunities for handicapped from professional to service)
# Rehabilitation Services, Office of (admin.) (State Board of Educ.)
250 E. 500 S. (Bill Yocam)
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(assists individuals with disabilities to obtain employment; includes Computer Programmer Trainer Program)
* Rehabilitation Services, Division of
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2251
Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Shelter Workshops
see Shelter Workshops
and School Districts
(sheltered job training and employment for DD/MR)
Special Vocational Services
180 E. 2100 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 466-2127
(U of U food handling training for handicapped)
University of Utah Student Services for Handicapped (U of U)
SLC, Ut.
(advocacy for handicapped students)
# Utah Governor’s Committee/Employment of People w/ Disabilities
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7781
(has a mission to educate and encourage employers to employ people with disabilities)
Utah Opportunities Industrial Center
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut.
(job training and placement for low-income and handicapped)
# V. I. P. Baskets (vis Danville Employment Services)
12257 S. Business Park Drive
Draper, Ut. 572-1410
(disabled persons place baskets of candy at various business locations and receive proceeds from the same)
# Wilford Weight (DD employment)
2337 Logan Circle
SLC, Ut. 582-2721
(private shelter work experience and employment)
# Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
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1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
Anti-discrimination (Labor Commission)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(Labor Commission enforcement of fair legal practices)
Apprenticeship Program (DWS)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides quality and effective options for obtaining and developing marketable skills and a strong work ethic)
Canyon View Specialty School
1100 Orchard Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 626-2516
(DD training programs for school-aged in Weber District, also offering job coaching and placement for those aged 18-22)
Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
Community Action Program (administration)
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Central City
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, employment, housing advocacy and adaptive summer day camps)
Magna
3041 S. 8560 W.
Magna, Ut. 250-6414
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Mountain Lands
257 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 373-8200
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Northwest
1300 W. 300 N. (Alice)
SLC, Ut. 359-8741
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Redwood
3060 Lester St.
WVC, Ut. 972-6661
(low-income financial, employment, food and housing advocacy)
South County
8446 S. Harrison
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
South Salt Lake
4392 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 313-0337
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
Tooele
270 Maple Street
Tooele, Ut. 435-882-1278
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
Constituent Services (for Workforce Services)
(Barbara Darling)
SLC, Ut. 526-4390
(Daren Rogers, 626-3461)
Employment and Training Resource Center (at Travelers Aid Society)210 S. Rio Grande (Rob)
SLC, Ut. 596-1231
(Division of Workforce Services outreach, providing help with temporary and permanent employment)
# Family Employment Program (FEP) (DWS)
526-9675
(assists economically-disadvantaged families move through multiple steps from assistance to self-sefficiency)
# Furburbia (a pet adoption center) (364-0370)
Cottonwood Mall 2nd Fl. (Tracey Miller) SLC, Ut. 424-2744
(a daytime showplace for special-needs dogs and cats available for adoption. Volunteers are needed)
# Genesis (DRS)
2225 S. 500 E. # 200 (Margo)
SLC, Ut. 1-800-302-4261
(
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# Haven, The
974 E. South Temple (Sue Maxwell)
SLC, Ut. 533-0070
(17-bed co-ed residential providing individual therapy, vocational assistance, rehab alcohol treatment, and drug abuse treatment)
IBM Model Program
1040 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call SLCC Skills Ctr. 957-3283)
(work-adjustment program at SLC Community Skills Center)
# Indian Training and Education Center
1865 S. Main St. #1
SLC, Ut. 484-4447 ext 113
(receives and makes available job listings throughout the state for Native Americans. Website: www.dced.state.ut.us/Indian)
# International Rescue Committee (IRC)
530 E. 500 S. #207 (Martegas)
SLC, Ut. 328-1091
(resettlement and acculturation, to include employment service mainly for Iraq, Serbo-Croatian and African refugees)
# Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
918 Chestnut Ridge Road, Mgntn, WV 1-800-ADA-WORK
Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Support Services/Job Coaching (Continued)
#
Job Shadowing Club (at YES)
SLC, Ut. 468-3100
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(a SLCo. Fed.-funded prog. of job sampling/shadowing for youth 14 yrs. and older, offering pay upon job completion)
Jordan School District Technical Center (call Eric Hansen)
825 E. 9085 S.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7582
(job training, placement and tracking service for custodial youth)
# Jordan Valley Supported Employment (Human Services)
547 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-1748
(provides job coaching and placement for disabled persons)
# Labor Commission (see Anti-Discrimination)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(provides law and guidelines for youth labor, and resolves insurance disputes and workman’s compensation problems)
LDS Employment Services (Provo)
1848 S. Columbia Lane
Provo, Ut.
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
625 E. 8400 S
Sandy, Ut. 561-9555
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
50 N. Main
Tooele, Ut. 882-8646
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
7839 S. Redwood Rd. #B
West Jordan, Ut. 566-4040
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
545 W. 500 S. #170
Bountiful, Ut. 298-4700
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
3648 S. 7200 W.
Magna, Ut. 250-3600
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
# LDS Employment Services
780 W. 800 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7240
(helps people find jobs and overcome problems with keeping jobs, as well as provide volunteer opportunities)
LDS Welfare Program
751 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7320
(a program to provide assistance via a local bishop for persons experiencing temporary financial needs, as well as worldwide charity)
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen)
(job training/coaching for adults; also provides used glasses, and funds for specific needs)
Maxwell House
(call MRAU or ARC of Utah 364-5060)
(housing for employable MR persons)
Northwest and Westside CAP
55 N. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 595-0058
(foodbank, financial and employment assistance)
Office of the Handicapped
(call Gov’s Off. For Employ. Of the Handicapped --538-7781)
(handicapped policy-implementation and job placement)
Rehabilitation Service Center, Work Evaluation Unit
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-4420
(work evaluation services)
Rehabilitation Service Center, Work Evaluation Unit
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-4420
(work evaluation services)
# Rescue Mission
463 S. 400 W.
(Ed)
SLC, Ut. 355-1302
(provides emergency food, clothing, housing, spiritual encouragement, and an employment list for homeless men)
# Salt Lake Community College Skill Center
1040 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 957-3283
(work-adjustment training for behaviorally-handicapped)
# SCORE (Service Corps Of Retired Executives, national office)
409 3rd St., SW 4th Fl.
Wash., DC 20024 1-800-634-0245
(provide local info in helping small businessmen start their businesses)
Single Parents/Displaced Homemaker Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7090
(provides job training and finding skills)
SOCIO
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 972-1027
(Hispanic service and recruitment for low-income unemployed)
* State Occupational Info Coordination Council
140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 536-7806
* Supported Employment Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
* Supported Employment Program Employment Assistance
660 S. 200 E. #440
SLC, Ut. 533-6999
* Supported Job-based Training Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
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Career Development and Employment Resources (continued)
Support Services/Job Coaching (Continued)
# Teen Moms and Kids (sponsored by New Start Foundation)
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
Turning Point Program
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-4134
(offers life management, self-esteem, decision-making and career assistance)
# Unemployment Insurance (DWS)
(1-888-848-0688)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(offers finances and subsistance commodities as a defense against the effects of unemployment during the search for new work)
# Utah Governor’s Committee/Employment of People w/ Disabilities 250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7781
(has a mission to educate and encourage employers to employ people with disabilities)
Utah Small Business Development Center
(Salt Lake Community College)
Utah Supported Employment Program (USEP)
Social Service Administration
(call Human Services—538-4171)
# VITAL WORK (Davis High Adaptive Sports and Recreation)
325 S. Main St.
Kaysville, Ut. 1-435-546-7940
(work release program coordinated between applied technology and the resource department)
# Volunteers of America
455 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-9414
(provides a detox center, day treatment, housing and employment services for rehabilitating substance abusers and homeless persons)
# Women’s Index and Resource Guide (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(comprehensive single parent student resource guide)
Christmas Assistance
# Angel Tree, The (Magna FACT)
3707 Pensicola Circle
Magna, Ut 1-877-384-8113
(Christmas assistance for children whose names are placed on name tags on trees. There are also other Channel 5-sponsored locations)
# Elks Lodge, Cottonwood-Murray Lodge (BPOE)
4894 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 266-2344
(provides Sub for Santa and high-needs medical and other special-needs charity assistance on an individual basis)
# Family Enrichment Center
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(Davis School District family enrichment center provides excellent 0-5 child behavior management courses; includes sub for Santa)
Flame and Go’s, The
554 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut.
(phone book or St. Prison or Firefighters Dept.)
(volunteer prison firefighting workforce offering Christmas assistance)
Human Services, Davis County Department of
P.O. Box 685
Bountiful, Ut.
(call St. Human Serv. 538-4171)
(multiple services to include funds, emergency food and Christmas assistance)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
* Quarters for Christmas (KSL Radio and Television)
Broadcast House
SLC, Ut. 575-7600
KSL-sponsors Christmas funds in cooperation with DCFS)
Santa’s Helping Hands
554 S. 300 E.
SLC. Ut. 538-8200
(Christmas funds for Southwest catchment area)
#__ Shop with a Cop (Magna FACT)
3707 Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut 250-4811
(provides Christmas assistance, via shopping with a volunteer police officer)
* Sub for Santa (through Deseret News)
30 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 237-2138
(Christmas help for qualified children ages 3-12; FACT also has $50. Christmas money per eligible child)
Toys for Tots
116 Pollock Road
SLC, Ut. 583-7319
(Marine Corps-sponsors Christmas help for needy)
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Clothing
(low-cost, funds for and/or custom-made for special-needs persons)
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(advocacy for unborn includes emergency clothes for clients)
347 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-7765
(minimal food, clothing and financial assistance for those in need)
# Deseret Industries (Administration)
#50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 240-6570
(shelter workshop, also offers low-cost goods)
# Eagle Ranch, The
421 W. 300 S.
(Jennie)
SLC, Ut. 254-4945
(provides daily chuck-wagon dinners, soup kitchens, food pantries, furniture and self-care commodities for the needy)
Elks Lodge, Cottonwood-Murray Lodge (BPOE)
4894 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 266-2344
(provides high-need medical help, clothes, Sub for Santa and special-needs charity assistance on an individual basis)
Family Resource and Counseling
(also provides clothes for un-wed mothers)
# First Way of Salt Lake City
2134 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4616
(advocacy for unborn includes emergency clothes for clients)
# Hildegarde’s Pantry
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(offers food supplies twice a month per household, as well as clothing)
Human Services, Davis County Department of
P.O. Box 685
Bountiful, Ut.
(call St. Human Serv. 538-4171)
(multiple services to include funds, emergency food and Christmas assistance)
# Human Services , Department of (DCFS Central Region)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi-division state administration for service delivery)
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
# Kaysville Bishop’s Storehouse
362 N. 300 W.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-2423
(offers temporary assistance in exchange for welfare work)
# LDS Church Welfare Square
751 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7330
(offers temporary assistance in exchange for welfare work)
LDS Welfare Program
751 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7320
(a program to provide assistance via a local bishop for persons experiencing temporary financial needs, as well as worldwide charity)
Nearly New Clothes Shop
302 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-2804
(low-cost, nearly new clothes for women)
# Operation School Bell
2066 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 467-6353
(retired business women fund a store providing new clothes for needy children; Assistance League provide info on abuse prevention)
Opportunities Industrial Center
1776 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 486-4351
(multi-services for low-income includes job placement)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Rescue Haven
1165 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 521-5925
(provides emergency assistance to include shelter, meals and clothing for women and children in the shelter)
# Rescue Mission
463 S. 400 W.
(Ed)
SLC, Ut. 355-1302
(provides emergency food, clothing, housing, spiritual encouragement, and an employment list for homeless men)
* Salvation Army, The
2615 Grant Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-3580
(multi-services for low-income, and men's alcohol rehabilitation program)
* Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-service programs for low-income and handicapped includes adaptive summer camps from 7 am to 6 pm)
# St. Vincent de Paul Center
437 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 534-1500
(provides free food and other services for homeless in cooperation with Catholic Community Services)
Thrift Town
3559 Market St.
SLC, Ut. 966-3981
(low-cost commodities in cooperation with UARC)
Value Village
279 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-1252
(low-cost commodities in cooperation with MRAU)
Value Village
50 E. 3750 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-1232
(low-cost commodities in cooperation with MRAU)
Values Unlimited Thrift Shoppes
211 E. 300 S. #212
SLC, Ut.
# Crossroads Urban Center
# WeigandCenter
235 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 363-7710
(provides homeless people w/ showers, haircuts, clothes, laundry, job reps, child care, adult day care, and Kid Start School)
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and Enhancement Resources, Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Persons,
and Support Groups)
Counseling Resources
# ACCESS
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(Asian Community Counseling Enhancement and Social Skills)
Consumer Credit Counseling Service
(budget and money-management counseling)
807 E. South Temple #350 (Richard) SLC, Ut. 521-8656
(general individual and family-related counseling on a sliding fee scale)
Family Counseling Center
46 E. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 566-5606
(general individual and family-related counseling on a sliding fee scale)
Family Counseling Services of Northern Utah
175 W. 4800 S.
Ogden, Ut. 479-1600
(offers comprehensive range of psychotherapeutic counseling)
Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
# Family Counseling Center
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# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St. (Tamara Harris)
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Emergency Support
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Weigand Center
235 S. Rio Gra nde
SLC, Ut. 363-7710
(provides homeless people w/ showers, haircuts, clothes, laundry, job reps, child care, adult day care, and Kid Start School)
Funding/ Physical Resources
Kids, Inc.
1725 DeSales St. NW #800
Washington, DC
(call Make A Wish Foundation 277-4673
(offers “dream-fulfillments” for gravely-ill children in the U.S.)
Weigand Center
235 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 363-7710
(provides homeless people w/ showers, haircuts, clothes, laundry, job reps, child care, adult day care, and Kid Start School)
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In-home Supports
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSPD-sponsored multi-home support services)
# Genesis (DRS)
2225 S. 500 E. # 200 (Margo)
SLC, Ut. 1-800-302-4261
(
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# HOME Project (UNI) (Habilitation Option Medical Excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Josette or Patrick)
SLC, Ut. 587-3108
(in-home prog. for dually-diag. clients working on behav. compliance strategies, services & care coord. in conj. w/ DSPD & Medicaid)
Homemaker Services (see local DCFS office)
927 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(state-sponsored service offers homemaking skills training to low-income persons)
# Hospice (Community Nursing)
6949 High Tech Drive (Joyce)
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief is included in service)
# Hospice of IHC
1875 S. State St. (Chris Carter)
Orem, Ut. 225-0584
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
# Hospice of Northern Utah
2404 Washington Blvd #304 (Suzanne) Ogden, Ut. 399-5232
(provides physical and emotional assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
Hospice of Salt Lake
Jeannie Bordenave or Jeanne Lee
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief includes in service)
# In-Home Family Preservation (of DCFS)
Cellular
652-2358 ext. 2267 (Mike LaPrey)
SLC, Ut. 468-0079
(a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
# In-Home Family Preservation (of Youth Services)
Cellular
718-7729 (Lois Powell)
SLC, Ut. 269-7513
(538-4100, a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
(Barbara Taylor)
SLC, Ut. 281-5032
(538-4100, a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
In-Home Family Services (for Granite School District)
(Rowena Heath)
SLC, Ut. 264-7689
(a three month-long weekly psycho-educational Boys Town-type parent support)
KEYS (Knowledge Enhances Your Success) (SL Co. Youth Services) 92 W. 3900 S. #101 (Diana Dearden)
SLC, Ut. 718-0187
(8-12 week prog. to reduce juv. ct. involvement, increase sch. involvement, strengthen fam. communic. & function, & enhance life skills)
LINCS
5180 S. Commerce Drive ( 249-1457) Murray, Ut. 281-4425
(parent advocates: Sherlyn Rowley and others provide a Liason for Individuals Needing Coordinated Services)
Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Travis C. Waiver for Technology Dependent/Medically Fragile Children c/o Community-based Services
SLC, Ut. 584-8240
(44 Medical Drive) (provides case management, respite, in-home respiratory care, counseling, nutritional help, and portable oxygen)
Tri Connections, Inc.
1921 N. 1120 W.
Orem, Ut. 343-3900
(provides support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
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* Tri Connections, Inc.
3033 S. Main (Laura Barksdale)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
# UNI Home Project (Habilitation Option, medical excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Patrick Mahoney)
SLC, Ut. 587-3107
(an in-home, multi-disciplinary service for dually-diagnosed persons)
Out-of-home Placements
# Futures Through Choices
2510 Washington Blvd. #238 (Joel)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9774
(grp homes for at-risk low-IQ youth via DYC, DSPD, & DCFS: therapy, anger mgt., prob-solving, compliance, commun. and living skills)
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
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Respite
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(see local)
DCFS Office
Easter Seals of Utah, and PCMC
(temporary hourly or daily care of diffiicult-to-manage children)
Respite Care and Family Support Services of Utah County
P.O. Box 609
(Glenda)
Provo, Ut. 374-2510
(provides respite and support services for families of disabled children in Utah County)
Respite Care (see local)
DCFS Office
Easter Seals of Utah, and PCMC
(temporary hourly or daily care of diffiicult-to-manage children)
Respite Care and Family Support Services of Utah County
P.O. Box 609
(Glenda)
Provo, Ut. 374-2510
(provides respite and support services for families of disabled children in Utah County)
Travis C. Waiver for Technology Dependent/Medically Fragile Children c/o Community-based Services
SLC, Ut. 584-8240
(44 Medical Drive) (provides case management, respite, in-home respiratory care, counseling, nutritional help, and portable oxygen)
Support and Legal Services
Behavior Adjustment Center
(multi-service for school-aged emotional and behavior disorded children)
Compassionate Friends, The
11340 Willow Brook
SLC, Ut.265-3623
( support group for parents having experienced the death of a child)
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
# Family Voices…..
1-800-486-1160
# Jordan Family Education Center
8449 S. 150 W.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7442
(provides excellent family-related classes to include child ADHD-management)
# Jubilee Referral and Wellness
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-8895
(assists individuals and families to access medical and mental health systems, application assistance, and counseling by appointment)
Office of Family Support
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-3970
Central District
2835 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 487-8000
North District Office
554 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-2300
South Valley Office
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 255-8475
Valley West Office
4115 W. 5295 S.
SLC, Ut. 964-7700
Parenting Classes (see community and
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Continued Education ,
PCMC Family Living Seminars
(in cooperation with MH or School Districts, local)
Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Project LINK
(Jill White)
897-5455
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44o E. 100 S.
(RonaLee Baker) SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(Salt Lake School District LIC family support, Project HOPE outreach, and service brokerage)
Tri Connections, Inc.
1921 N. 1120 W.
Orem, Ut. 343-3900
(provides support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
Tri Connections, Inc.
3033 S. Main (Laura Barksdale)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
Turning Point Program
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-4134
(offers life management, self-esteem, decision-making and career assistance)
Uplift Support Group
(7 p.m. Tuesdays)
1255 E. 3900 S. Rm. 427
(John )
SLC, Ut. 264-8193
(a family-centered group of 15-20 providing support for persons ages 20 on up experiencing bi-polar, major depression or anxiety)
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Team Supports
# FACT Davis
470 Medical D rive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Healthy Steps
PO Box 618
Farmington, Ut. 451-3318
(a prenatal to age five site-based FACT initiative)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
SLC, Ut. 412-2176
# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH)
2650 Lincoln Ave. Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# Inter-Agency Consultation Team (IACT) (via FACT)
120 N. 200 W. Rm. 314 (Barbara)
SLC, Ut. 538-9875
(provides rapid response collaborative problem-resolution for families in a respectful manner)
Local Interagency Council (LIC)
# FACT, Utah County
# Murray Community Support Service (FACT “site-based team”)
5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# Murray/Jordan LIC (FACT-related)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
# Project HOPE (Salt Lake School District)
# Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
# Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a multi-agency human services collaboration for a targeted challenged population of students)
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut. 373-1198
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
Local Interagency Council (LIC)
# UNI Home Project (Habilitation Option, medical excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Patrick Mahoney)
SLC, Ut. 587-3107
(an in-home, multi-disciplinary service for dually-diagnosed persons)
Treatment Programs
# Center for Family Development (a Parents United program)
3269 S. Main
SLC, Ut. 466-8353
(self-help therapy re: domestic violence, and for incest victims, family members, as well as the abusers)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
(Pete Nicholas)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
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40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Jordan Resource Center
332 W. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7584
(school for severelly behavior-disordered students kindergarten through age 22, to include OT/PT and other visual/hearing services)
LDS Hospital Pain Clinic
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-1069
(teaches patients pain and stress management)
Pain Clinic, The (at UUMC)
Red Butte
SLC, Ut. 581-7171
(individual programs help clients deal with pain)
Provo Divorce/Custody BYU Clinic
Provo, Ut.
Volunteer/Mentor Programs
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
Counseling Resources, Suggested
(see also Abuse and Neglect, Bereavement Resources, Coping and Management Resources,
Crisis and Suicide Threats, Parent Support Groups, Parent Training and Enrichment
Resources and Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Persons)
Behavior-related
# Advanced Therapy Groups
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E. 204 Park Meadows Plaza
Park City, Ut. 649-2426
(counseling for abused spouses and abusers)
Anger Management
(Betty)
SLC, Ut. 578-8432
(services are from 6-10 p.m.)
Commom Grounds Mediation Services (Stephen and Tineke)
243 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 631-8426631-8426, 556-3387
(provides the co-perspectives of an experienced family psychiatrist and a domestic relations attorney in mediating domestic differences)
Community Counseling Center
(includes court-referred counseling re: spouse abuse)
Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(provides out-patient counseling re: domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse for adults and adolescents)
Ensign Peak Services, Inc.
2880 W. 4700 S. (Allan Cox or Jim)
SLC, Ut. 965-8340
(counseling for youth in a variety of areas such as drugs and alcohol)
Family Resource and Counseling
(handles Child Protective Service abuse referrals)
Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
555 S. State St. #203 (Dennis Hansen) Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421 (Brent)
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
Provo Center
1807 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
Jordan Family Education Center
8449 S. 150 W.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7442
(provides excellent family-related classes to include child ADHD-management)
Love and Logic
(see Sue Dickinson)
Murray Outpatient Psychiatry
201 E. 5900 S. #200
Murray, Ut. 268-9761
(child psychotherapy to include treatment for child abuse)
Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
Sequoia Clinic
(counseling for low-income adult men struggling with depression and an/or anger)
Sheriffs Assisting Youth Metropolitan Hall of Justice
437 S. 200 E. 10th Fl.
SLC, Ut. 535-5995
(deputy-provided law-enforcement-related counseling)
Silverado
(Robert Buttars)
SLC, Ut. 983-5540
(counseling for more severe juvenile offenders)
Touchtone Therapy Center
272S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
Ogden Center
(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
Project Turn
(524-8639)
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who’ve been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
Valley MH Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
# Valley MH
Valley MH
Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
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ARTEC (administration)
Valley MH (ARTEC)
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175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
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3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
# Valley MH CBTU
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
# Valley MH East Valley Unit
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Valley MH Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 262-2601
# Valley MH
North Valley Unit
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH South Valley Unit
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH Summit County Unit
1753 Sidewinder Rd. (Merrilee)
Park City, Ut. 649-9079
# Valley MH
Tooele County Unit
305 N. Main St. Rm 240 (Terry Green) Tooele, Ut. 833-7370
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Victim Counseling Unit (SLCo Dist. Attny’s Couns. office)
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(call Christy—238-2360) (helps victims through the court process and with counseling referrals)
Western States Family Institute
515 S. 700 E. #3-A
SLC, Ut. 532-3242
(individual and family counseling re: adolescents)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
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699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Crisis-related
# Crisis Line, Utah Co.
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4433, 226-4795
(24-hour supportive listening ear for persons experiencing difficulties in their lives; also provides information and referral services)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSPD-sponsored multi-home support services)
Help Line (U of U)
136 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-4357
(provides crisis-oriented information and referral services)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
Rape Crisis Center
2035 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-RAPE
(provides rape crisis and sexual assault intervention for persons 15 on up of both sexes, a 24-hour hotline, education and support)
Ogden Office
505 27th St.
Ogden, Ut. 392-7273
(intervention for rape victims and family)
# Rape Crisis Line
1-866-894-8610
# Valley MH
Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
# Valley MH
North Crisis Service (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
(Bill Matson)
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
# Valley MH
South Crisis Unit (ITU)
6856 S. 700 E.
(Marv Goldstein)
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
Disability/Loss-related
# Allies With Families (1-877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# Anxiety Clinic (see Mood Disorders Clinic at UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8806
(services are for affected persons 18 years and older)
Art Therapy (see mom of Tawny Dean)
(Nancy Collier)
(provides art therapy for several levels of disability. Costs of $30.-65. may be waived)
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
# Center for Grieving Children, A
1708 E. 5550 S. #18
So. Ogden, Ut. 476-1149
(A free program providing children w/ support following the loss of a loved one in death or through divorce or separation)
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-1981
(provides SSI and other diagnostics and counseling for children and adults re: ADHD, Autism and behavior problems; non-Medicaid)
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-1981
(provides SSI and other diagnostics and counseling for children and adults re: ADHD, Autism and behavior problems; non-Medicaid)
# Comprehensive Psychological Services
1245 E. Brickyard Road #595
SLC, Ut. 483-1600
(includes ADHD services)
# Family Attachment Center
(Craig Ramsey)
SLC, Ut. 256-7686
(treatment for autism, ADHD, reactive attachment disorder, and other behavior-management disorders in children and youth)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
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(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW) SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Logan River Academy
Logan, Ut.
(provides clinical services for adopted youth)
Multiple Sclerosis Society
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(Multiple Sclerosis research, counseling, therapy and equipment loans)
Personal Development Associates
(counseling for personal disabilities)
National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
564 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(education, evaluation, counseling and research re: hemophilia)
Overeaters Anonymous
P.O. Box 17637 (1-505-891-2664)
SLC, Ut. 484-1442
(a support group for people from all walks of life with compulsive eating disorders offering weekly fellowship)
Pain Clinic, The (at UUMC)
Red Butte
SLC, Ut. 581-7171
(individual programs help clients deal with pain)
Parent Training for Families With Hyperactive Children
(in cooperation with Valley MH)
Private Counseling Groups, and
Mental Health
Units)
(in cooperation with Valley MH)
Phone Pal
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4795
(24-hour “warm line” listening ear for children up to 13 years, addressing loneliness, fear, or ideas for play)
Provo Divorce/Custody BYU Clinic
Provo, Ut.
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Tooele County Mental Health
(call Tooele Counseling Ctr.—833-7370)
Touchtone Therapy Center
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P.O. Box 187
SLC, Ut. 649-8327
(a support group for families of a death from suicide)
501 Chipeta Way (Suzie Harrington)
SLC, Ut. 584-2045
1415 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 474-2100
(also provides an office at 1415 E. 2100 S. Ph. 474-2100)
100 S. 1000 W.
Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(counseling, intervention and alcohol and drug services)
272S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
Trauma Awareness and Treatment Center
715 E. 3900 S. #109 (Heather)
SLC, Ut. 263-6367
(provides therapy for persons traumatized from a variety of situations)
# Valley MH CBTU
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
# Valley MH East Valley Unit
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH Mental Health Services for the Deaf
7434 S. State St. (TTY)
566-9739 SLC, Ut. 566-4423
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North Valley Unit
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH South Valley Unit
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH Summit County Unit
1753 Sidewinder Rd. (Merrilee)
Park City, Ut. 649-9079
# Valley MH
Tooele County Unit
305 N. Main St. Rm 240 (Terry Green) Tooele, Ut. 833-7370
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
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237 26th Street
Ogden, Ut. 625-3650
(offers services for persons with mental illnesses, to include drug and alcohol problems)
Drug/Alcohol-related
# Addiction Recovery Center (Davis MH)
860 S. State St. (Jim Kelly)
Clearfield, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
Alcohol Counseling and Education Center
(court-referred out-patient education, counseling and treatment)
# Alcoholics Anonymous
2480 S. Main St. #112
SLC, Ut. 484-7871
(self-help for close associates of persons with alcoholism)
# Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(provides out-patient counseling re: domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse for adults and adolescents)
# Ensign Peak Services, Inc.
2880 W. 4700 S. (Allan Cox or Jim)
SLC, Ut. 965-8340
(counseling for youth in a variety of areas such as drugs and alcohol)
# Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
555 S. State St. #203 (Dennis Hansen) Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
# Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421 (Brent)
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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550 24th Street # 202
Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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Provo Center
1807 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
# Rocky Mountain Consultants
5278 Pinemont Drive #A-120 (Richard) SLC, Ut. 265-2325
(offers drug and alcohol counseling, DUI treatment, and out-patient counseling)
Valley MH Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(out patient counseling, after care and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth as well as residential/ therapeutic foster home access)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Youth Support Services
(in and out/ patient substance-abuse treatment for teens)
# Weber Human Services /Weber Substance Abuse
237 26th Street
Ogden, Ut. 625-3650
(offers services for persons with mental illnesses, to include drug and alcohol problems)
# Youth Support Services
3388 W. 3500 S.
WVC, Ut. 969-3307
(standard and intensive out-patient substance-abuse counseling for adolescents)
Family/Individual
Alta View Clinic 9690 S. 1300 E.
(Quintin Harvey)
Sandy, Ut. 501-4350
(a counseling clinic)
# Commom Grounds Mediation Services (Stephen and Tineke)
243 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 631-8426, 556-3387
(provides the co-perspectives of an experienced family psychiatrist and a domestic relations attorney in mediating domestic differences)
Community Connections
Woodscross, Ut.
(a counseling center)
Community Counseling Center
(includes court-referred counseling re: spouse abuse)
# Community Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Utah
7860 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 352-6400
(budget and money-management counseling)
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Compassionate Friends, The
11340 Willow Brook
SLC, Ut. 265-3623
( support group for parents having experienced the death of a child)
# Community Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Utah
7860 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 352-6400
(budget and money-management counseling)
# Cottonwood Counseling Center
525 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-6413
(comprehensive psychotherapeutic evaluation and service for all ages)
* Counseling Institute , The
1910 Prospector Ave. #20
Park City, Ut. 649-2426
# Even Start Program, The (State Office of Education)
SLC, Ut. 538-7501
(a program encouraging family interaction through a literary means)
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
Family and Student Services (S L School District)
(Carol Day)
(handles multiple student issues, ie facilitating FACT involvement, counseling, transfers, and guardianship issues)
# Family Counseling Center
807 E. South Temple #350 (Richard) SLC, Ut. 521-8656
(general individual and family-related counseling on a sliding fee scale)
# Family Counseling Center
46 E. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 566-5606
(general individual and family-related counseling on a sliding fee scale)
* Family Counseling Services of Northern Utah
175 W. 4800 S.
Ogden, Ut. 479-1600
(offers comprehensive range of psychotherapeutic counseling)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Functional Family Therapy (KARE) (Gran. /Davis Sch.-Dist.-operated)
(Jim Alexander)
SLC, Ut.
(soft money-funded counseling therapy for families)
# Granite School District Educational Resource Center
3031 S. 200 E. (Claudia McLachlan)
SLC. Ut. 268-8560
(up to 10 sessions of professional family counseling in areas of child rearing, family discord, and schooling at $15. per hour)
# Hermann Peine, Ph. D.
1797 Michigan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 582-1180
(licensed marriage and family counselor for child, adult, and for developmental disability and environ. Consultation)
# Hospitals, local
see Hospital listings
(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
Individual Counseling Therapy
(offers one-on-one therapy relationship)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
# Jordan Family Education Center
8449 S. 150 W.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7442
(provides excellent family-related classes to include child ADHD-management)
# Juan Meija, Ph.D.
136 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-4500
(a private psychologist providing….)
# Jubilee Referral and Wellness
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-8895
(assists individuals and families to access medical and mental health systems, application assistance, and counseling by appointment)
# Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
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1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Mental Health Units, local (admin., see also MH listing)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4270
(see Mental Health Units chart; general counseling service with a sliding fee scale)
Murray Outpatient Psychiatry
201 E. 5900 S. #200
Murray, Ut. 268-9761
(child psychotherapy to include treatment for child abuse)
Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
Psychiatric Associates
3540 S. 400 W. #310
WVC, Ut. 966-3700
Psychological Associates
*
Recovery, Inc.
#
Samaritan Counseling Center
77 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-5675
(a private multi-service psychological counseling corporation)
17 E. 400 N. #3
Bountiful, Ut. 292-6261
(Self-Help Mental Health)
626 S. 1700 E.
SLC, Ut. 483-0057
(provides individual, couple and family counseling on a sliding fee scale)
Sequoia Clinic
#
*
*
(counseling for low-income adult men struggling with depression and an/or anger)
Shepherd’s Staff Christian Counseling, Inc.
731 E. 9600 S.
Sandy, Ut. 561-9987
(Ph D’s, LCSWs and other counselors provide individual, couple and family counseling on a sliding fee scale)
Third Avenue Counseling Center
585 3rd Ave. —(James Magelby, DSW) SLC, Ut. 532-2839
(a private avenues counseling facility)
Thirty-ninth Street Counseling Association
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(sex abuse treatment center)
Tooele Counseling Center
305 N. Main St.
Tooele, Ut. 833-7370
*
Tri Connections, Inc.
1921 N. 1120 W.
Orem, Ut. 343-3900
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
3033 S. Main (Laura Barksdale)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
# Valley MH East Valley Unit
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH North Valley Unit
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH South Valley Unit
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Valley MH Spanish Speaking
staff authorized
at all out-patient units
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
#
West Valley Counseling
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
WVC, Ut. 964-2465
Western States Family Institute
515 S. 700 E. #3-A
SLC, Ut. 532-3242
(individual and family counseling re: adolescents)
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In-patient
# Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
546 Chipeta Way #2212
(Dr. Flick)
SLC, Ut. 581-3936
# Wasatch Youth Center
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-5830
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
Wasatch Youth Support Services
(in and out/ patient substance-abuse treatment for teens)
Pregnancy-related
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
Sexual Abuse-related
# Adults Molested as Children (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(offers group and individual therapy following a written counseling format with objectives and assignments)
# Bonneville Community Correctional Center
1141 S. 2250 W.
SLC, Ut. 977-5441
(in-patient service for adult sex offenders)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
HELP
P.O. Box 354
Pleasanton, Ca.
(Homosexual Education for Latter-day Saint Parents)
# Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421 (Brent)
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
#
Ogden Center
550 24th Street # 202
Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
#
Provo Center
1807 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
People Who Care
P.O. Box 520785
SLC, Ut.
(support group for parents and spouses of homosexual persons)
Rape Crisis Center
2035 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-RAPE
(provides rape crisis and sexual assault intervention for persons 15 on up of both sexes, a 24-hour hotline, education and support)
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
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Support-related
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSPD-sponsored multi-home support services)
International Chat Lines for Special-needs Siblings
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
# Parents Helping Parents
2738 S. 2000 E.
(Lee Caldwell)
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(designs and administers programs to service the mental health needs of the community)
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
1921 N. 1120 W.
Orem, Ut. 343-3900
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
3033 S. Main (Laura Barksdale)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
Utah Association for Children’s Therapy (UACT) SLVMH
505 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0144
(funds for program development re: emotional handicaps)
Crisis and Suicide Threats
(see also Counseling Resources, and Runaway Youth)
Abuse-related Services
# Adult Protective Services (DCFS)
655 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-5456
(service for abused or exploited handicapped or senior adults)
# Center for Safe and Healthy Families (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive (Amy Thompson) SLC, Ut. 588-3650
(multi-services for Protective Service-referred sex-abused and physically-abused children)
# Center for Women and Children in Crisis, Inc.
P.O. Box 1075
Provo, Ut. 374-9351
(shelter and support for abused women)
Child Abuse Prevention
# Child Protection
(Human Services Administration)
120 W. 200 W.
(Kari)
SLC, Ut. 538-4377
(handles reported child abuse, referring to local response teams for investigation , supervision and F/U services)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Support Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Rape Crisis Center
2035 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-RAPE
(provides rape crisis and sexual assault intervention for persons 15 on up of both sexes, a 24-hour hotline, education and support)
Ogden Office
505 27th St.
Ogden, Ut. 392-7273
(intervention for rape victims and family)
# Rape Crisis Line
1-866-894-8610
#
Trauma Awareness and Treatment Center
#
Utah Rape and Sexual Assault Crisis and Info Line
715 E. 3900 S. #109 (Heather)
SLC, Ut. 263-6367
(provides therapy for persons traumatized from a variety of situations)
1-888-421-1100
Victim Services
(services include counseling and advocacy)
Victim-Witness Services
(provides crisis resolution for victims, and witness aid)
Advocacy
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(advocacy for unborn children in high-risk pregnancies)
Behavioral Interventions
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
Detention-Shelter Program
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
Victim Services
(services include counseling and advocacy)
Victim-Witness Services
(provides crisis resolution for victims, and witness aid)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(socialization, enhancement and temporary housing for young women)
Hotline/Info
# Crisis Line, Utah Co.
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4433, 226-4795
(24-hour supportive listening ear for persons experiencing difficulties in their lives; also provides information and referral services)
# Davis County Information and Referral Service (United Way)
12 S. Main St. #208
Layton, Ut. 497-9111
(program links people with services, coordinates volunteerism, and provides a crisis helpline)
Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
Poison Control Center
1-800-222-1222
(hotline service for persons exposed to poison, who’ve stopped breathing, or who’ve swallowed a non-food item)
Rape Crisis Center
2035 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-RAPE
(provides rape crisis and sexual assault intervention for persons 15 on up of both sexes, a 24-hour hotline, education and support)
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Hotline/Info (Continued)
# Poison Control Center (U of U Hospital and Clinics)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2151
(1-800-456-7707, hotline service re: acute and chronic poisoning)
911
Police Department
Rape Crisis Center
2035 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-RAPE
(provides rape crisis and sexual assault intervention for persons 15 on up of both sexes, a 24-hour hotline, education and support)
Ogden Office
505 27th St.
Ogden, Ut. 392-7273
(intervention for rape victims and family)
# Rape Crisis Line
1-866-894-8610
Suicide Prevention Crisis Center
6856 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 84047 566-2455
(crisis line, and short adult-crisis stay)
Tooele Crisis Center
(comprehensive county counseling services)
Tooele United Fund
(crisis center program and funds for MR)
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
Urban Indian Support Services
Utah Rape and Sexual Assault and Info Line
1-888-421-1100
Weber County Information and Referral
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 625-3605
(info-referral services include a crisis line)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(crisis and housing intervention for adults)
In-patient Services
# Crisis Intervention Center (ARTU)
Detention-Shelter Program
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
DCFS office
(DCFS-monitored shelter homes for abused)
North Inpatient Unit (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
(short-term in-patient psychiatric center)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
South Crisis Service (SVMH)
6856 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(intensive MH treatment unit)
U of U In and Out-Patient Psychiatry
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
# Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4200
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(socialization, enhancement and temporary housing for young women)
# Emergency Receiving Homes (Shelter Homes)
see local
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Multi-service Interventions
# FACT Davis
470 Medical D rive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Healthy Steps
PO Box 618
Farmington, Ut. 451-3318
(a prenatal to age five site-based FACT initiative)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
412-2176
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Utah County
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH)
2650 Lincoln Ave. Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# HOME Project (UNI) (Habilitation Option Medical Excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Josette or Patrick)
SLC, Ut. 587-3108
(in-home prog. for dually-diag. clients working on behav. compliance strategies, services & care coord. in conj. w/ DSPD & Medicaid)
# In-Home Family Preservation (of DCFS)
Cellular
652-2358 ext. 2267 (Mike LaPrey)
SLC, Ut. 468-0079
(a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
# In-Home Family Preservation (of Youth Services)
Cellular
718-7729 (Lois Powell)
SLC, Ut. 269-7513
(538-4100, a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
(Barbara Taylor)
SLC, Ut. 281-5032
(538-4100, a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
# In-Home Family Services (for Granite School District)
(Rowena Heath)
SLC, Ut. 264-7689
(a three month-long weekly psycho-educational Boys Town-type parent support)
# Inter-Agency Consultation Team (IACT) (via FACT)
120 N. 200 W. Rm. 314 (Barbara)
SLC, Ut. 538-9875
(provides rapid response collaborative problem-resolution for families in a respectful manner)
# In-Home Family Preservation (Murray-Jordan)
Multi-service Interventions
Local Interagency Council (LIC)
# Murray Community Support Service (FACT “site-based team”)
5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# Murray/Jordan LIC (FACT-related)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
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Support Services
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Crisis Line, Utah Co.
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4433, 226-4795
(24-hour supportive listening ear for persons experiencing difficulties in their lives; also provides information and referral services)
# Davis County Information and Referral Service (United Way)
12 S. Main St. #208
Layton, Ut. 497-9111
(program links people with services, coordinates volunteerism, and provides a crisis helpline)
# FACT Davis
470 Medical D rive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Healthy Steps
PO Box 618
Farmington, Ut. 451-3318
(a prenatal to age five site-based FACT initiative)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
412-2176
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Utah County
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSPD-sponsored multi-home support services)
# Genesis (DRS)
2225 S. 500 E. # 200 (Margo)
SLC, Ut. 1-800-302-4261
(
)
Help Line (U of U)
136 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-4357
(provides crisis-oriented information and referral services)
# HOME Project (UNI) (Habilitation Option Medical Excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Josette or Patrick)
SLC, Ut. 587-3108
(in-home prog. for dually-diag. clients working on behav. compliance strategies, services & care coord. in conj. w/ DSPD & Medicaid)
# In-Home Family Preservation (of DCFS)
Cellular 652-2358 ext. 2267 (Mike LaPrey)
SLC, Ut. 468-0079
(a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
# In-Home Family Preservation (of Youth Services)
Cellular
718-7729 (Lois Powell) SLC, Ut. 269-7513
(538-4100, a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
(Barbara Taylor)
SLC, Ut. 281-5032
(538-4100, a support service to prevent further disintegration in struggling family units referred by courts or CPS)
# In-Home Family Services (for Granite School District)
(Rowena Heath)
SLC, Ut. 264-7689
(a three month-long weekly psycho-educational Boys Town-type parent support)
# Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(provides low-income individuals and families from all ethnic backgrounds with food, crisis intervention, direction and referrals)
# In-Home Family Preservation (Murray-Jordan)
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Support Services (Continued)
# Information and Referral Center (211)
1025 S. 700 W.
(211) or SLC, Ut. 978-3333
(provides information re: human service programs in linking people with needed services)
Information and Referral Program for the Handicapped
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7550
(call Ut. St. Off. Of Educ.)
(computer information re:special-needs programs)
# LINCS
5180 S. Commerce Drive ( 249-1457) Murray, Ut. 281-4425
(parent advocates: Sherlyn Rowley and others provide a Liason for Individuals Needing Coordinated Services)
National Crisis Center for the Deaf
(see Cal)
(TDD only 1-800-446-9876)
# National Runaway Hotline Switchboard
3080 N. Lincoln
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-621-4000
(confidential switchboard for runaways and their families)
Office of Family Support
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-3970
Central District
2835 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 487-8000
North District Office
554 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-2300
South Valley Office
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 255-8475
Valley West Office
4115 W. 5295 S.
SLC, Ut. 964-7700
Tooele United Fund
(crisis center program and funds for MR)
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Urban Indian Support Services
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
# Utah Emergency Medical Training Council
7677 S. Maple St.
Midvale, Ut. 562-2663
(public training in emergency medical CPR and first aid care)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
# Traveler’s Aid Society
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Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
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North Crisis Service (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
(Bill Matson)
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South Crisis Unit (ITU)
6856 S. 700 E.
(Marv Goldstein)
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
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(call Christy—238-2360)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
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322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
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Treatment Services
Trauma Awareness and Treatment Center
U of U In and Out-Patient Psychiatry
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
Day Care
(see Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Persons)
Dental Services for Special-needs Persons
(discount and/or for special-needs persons) (see also Financial Assistance, Miscellaneous, and
Funding for Special-needs Conditions and Activities)
# Caring For Children Program (Regence BlueCross/BlueShield)
2890 Cottonwood Pkwy (1800-772-5437) SLC, Ut. 972-5437
(foundation pays for summer camps and provides free dental services for non-medicaid or non-CHIP low-income, non-insured recipients)
# Caring Foundation for Children
P.O. Box 25185 (1800-772-5437)
SLC, Ut. 972-5437
(provides free dental services for non-medicaid or CHIP low-income, non-insured recipients)
# Central City Health Center Dental Plan
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 539-8617
(provides services for moderate needs on a sliding fee scale)
# CHEC Program (Family Health Services)
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2720
(formerly EPSDT Program) (provides preventative health and dental services for low-income persons)
Children’s Dental Foundation
Midvale, Ut.
(accepts Medicaid in providing dental services)
# Community Health Centers, Inc. (administration)
1798 S. West Temple (Eligio)
SLC, Ut. 412-6920
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
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Central City Community Health Center
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 539-8617
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
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Copperview Community Health Center
8446 S. Harrison St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-5494
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
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Oquirrh View Community Health Center
4745 S. 3200 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-6214
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
Northwest Community Health Center
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5750
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
Utah Farm Workers Health Program
461 S. 400 E. (Saul Ramos)
SLC, Ut. 325-9580
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
# Community Health Connections (via Headstart coordination advocates)
(Scott McKay)
Utah Co., Ut. 818-3014
(assists low-income uninsured persons in obtaining dental care from a pool of participating dentists, at no or reduced fees)
Dental Health Bureau, Utah State
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(provides state dental health information)
# Dental House Call Program
(Florence Leonard)
SLC, Ut. 977-0309
(volunteer dental services for low-income persons)
# Donated Dental Services
415 W. 400 S. (Carlo)
SLC, Ut. 983-0345
(volunteer and privately owned total dental and related team services for eligible low-income persons or Medicaid recipients)
Family Dental Plan
Layton, Ut. 546-2263
(dental services offered to Medicaid, CHIP and UMAP clients only)
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Dental Services for Special-needs Persons (Continued)
298 24th Street
Ogden, Ut. 394-4495
(dental services offered to Medicaid, CHIP and UMAP clients only)
Family Dental Plan
150 E. Center Street #1100
Provo, Ut. 374-7011
(dental services offered to Medicaid, CHIP and UMAP clients only)
Family Dental Plan (at Ellis Shipp)
230 E. 2121 S.
SLC, Ut. 468-0342
(dental services offered to Medicaid, CHIP and UMAP clients only)
Family Dental Plan
4535 S. 5600 W.
SLC, Ut. 969-8243
(dental services offered to Medicaid, CHIP and UMAP clients only)
Good Neighbor Bus Program, The
(Walt Root)
SLC, Ut. 278-9192
(in partnership w/ private dentists, provides dental services)
Homeless Clinic
404 S. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 364-0058
(among services provided are medical and dental clinics for the homeless)
Hemophelia Foundation, Utah
5635 S. Waterbury Way #C-102 (Linda) SLC, Ut. 273-7471
(services to include dental funds for qualified families of hemophelia victims; also sponsors a week-long wilderness camp)
Indian Health Care Clinic
350 S. 700 E. (Elisabeth)
SLC, Ut. 359-6906
(provides low-cost quality medical and dental care to Native Americans of the Wasatch Front)
LDS Church Inner-city Project
(Dr. Wayne Cottam)
SLC, Ut. 325-9537
(dentists in Salt lake and Davis counties who agree to provide some dental services from inner-city missionary referrals)
Mountainlands Community Health Center
Provo, Ut. 429-2011
(provides primary health and dental care services to multi-cultural, low-income persons on a sliding scale)
Northwest Community Health Center Dental Clinic
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5750
(low-cost dental services for qualified)
Northwest Dental Clinic
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5756
(urban American Indian multi-services includes dental)
Ogden Rescue Mission Clinic
(Dr. John Staley)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3553
(volunteer dentists provide care to homeless patients one afternoon a week)
Oral Care Center, Inc.
1225 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-8891
(provides oral surgery services to handicapped)
Primary Children’s Medical Clinic Dental Clinic (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3620
(pediatric dentistry includes services for handicapped)
Salt Lake Comm. Coll. Dental Hygiene Prog. (Mt. View Dent. Cl.) 2960 W. 3650 S.
SLC, Ut. 968-6775
(provides dental services for medicaid and low-income persons)
Utah Valley State College (UVSC) Dental Hygiene Program
1800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 222-8000
(220-8000 ext. 8930, low-cost preventive dental service for low-income persons)
University of Utah Hospitals Dental Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive 581-2220
SLC, Ut. 581-2121
(comprehensive dental care facility)
Utah Dental Association
261-5315
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Developmental Disability Resources
(see also Advocate Organizations, Diagnostic Resources, Funding for Special-needs Conditions and
Actvities, Mental Retardation, National Toll-Free Resource Numbers, Preschools for Special-needs
Persons, Recreational and Fitness Resources for Special-needs Persons, Residential Placements,
Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Persons, Semi-Residential and Halfway Homes, Shelter
WorkShops, Support Groups, and Transitional Resources for Special-needs Persons)
Adults Services
# Bethphage, Inc.
P.O. Box 2045
Provo, Ut. 371-0887
(DSPD-affiliated service on an individualized basis for adults 19-65 with DD, combining strengths and community supports)
# Canyon View Specialty School
1100 Orchard Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 626-2516
(DD training programs for school-aged in Weber District, also offering job coaching and placement for those aged 18-22)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Developmental Training Systems, Inc. (DTSI)
586 40th St. (Laura)
Ogden, Ut. 394-3874
(provides day training, learning and service opportunity for DD adults to include self-help, socialization and employment training)
# Disability Resource Center (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-2444
(concerned with top-level service and technical assistance for independence and integration of DD persons into the community)
Library, Division of Blind and Physically Handicapped
(services for blind and handicapped)
468-6789
(services for blind and handicapped)
* Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
1450 W. 800 N.
Orem, Ut.
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
Advocacy
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Center for Disabled Students (WSU)
3750 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-0934
(advocacy for LD and physically disabled)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Kids On The Block (Assistance League of Salt Lake City)
PO Box 9353
SLC, Ut. 484-3401
(provides disability, gang, divorce, LD and abuse-awareness puppet shows)
* Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
1450 W. 800 N.
Orem, Ut.
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
National Organizations on Disability
(toll-free 800-248-ABLE)
National Rehabilitation Information Center
toll-free hotline
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Developmental Disability Resources (Continued)
Advocacy (Continued)
# PCMC Library
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2430
(http://medlineplus.gov) (offers internet accessed information on numerous conditions as seizures or epilepsy)
# Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
Wheel Power, Inc.
(self-help DD/MR info-referral and service-gap identification facility)
Diagnostic Services
# Child Development Clinic (CDC)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8510
(provides comprehensive evaluation for children 0-5 years of age with developmental, behavioral or emotional problems)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
Educational Support Systems
(educational diagnostics and designing)
# Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1040
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
# Utah Birth Defect Network (BDN)
P. O. Box 142106
SLC, Ut. 584-8443
(an information and referral resource for parents of children with birth defects, as well as health care providers)
# Utah Diabetes Center
615 Arapeen Way
SLC, Ut. 581-7761
(a diagnostic and treatment facility for persons with diabetes)
Enrichment Programs
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Library, Division of Blind and Physically Handicapped
(services for blind and handicapped)
468-6789
(services for blind and handicapped)
Self Esteem Center
1399 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 466-9252
(helps 4-15 year olds in self esteem development)
# S’PLORE (Spec. Populations Learning Outdoor Rec. and Educ.)
27 W. 3300 S. (Alan)
SLC, Ut. 484-4128
(adaptive high-adventure outdoor education and recreation for special-needs persons and their families)
* SPORT
1448 S. Carterville Road
Orem, Ut. 225-8540
(moderately-priced in and out-of-state recreation tours for DD/MR persons)
# Utah Special Olympics
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(1-800-662-1616; year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Funding Assistance
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, & developmental disabilities) 698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave) SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education)
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Funding Assistance (Continued)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Intervention Programs
# Baby Watch/Early Intervention Services
44 N. Medical Drive (1-800-961-4226) SLC, Ut. 584-8226
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System North Hospital
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(offers units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
# Canyon View Specialty School
1100 Orchard Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 626-2516
(DD training programs for school-aged in Weber District, also offering job coaching and placement for those aged 18-22)
# Carmen Pingree School for Children with Autism (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides therapeutic programming and a sibling group for autistic children)
Child Center of Ogden
(daily DD living skills tutoring)
# Dan Peterson School
169 N. 1100 E.
American Fork, Ut. 756-8551
(DD training center for children school-aged to 22)
Developmental Center for Handicapped (USU)
(DD training for children ages 0-21)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
Early Intervention Program
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
# Home Stimulation Programs
(see PIP, DDI,
Infant Development Program, and
# Infant Development Program
DD Preschools)
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
# LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW) SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Lincoln Elementary DDI Satelite
(call DDI 266-3939)
(DD center-based training for ages 0-5)
Mountainlands DDI
101 E. 200 N.
Heber, Ut.
(call 266-3939—DDI admin.)
(see Summit County Developmental Disability Program)
# Multipli-Handicapped (Parkview Elementary)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
(promotes normalization for severely-handicapped students)
National Academy for Child Development Center
P. O. Box 380
Huntsville, Ut. 621-8606
(a Doman-related suppt. prog. re: various conditions relying predom. on & requiring much fam. in-put in reaching a child’s potential)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
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Intervention Programs (Continued)
* Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4743
(home and extention stimulation programs)
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 298-3311
(home-based intervention for multi-sensory impaired)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
# Riley School
Sensory-Impaired Program
Summit County DD Program
Toileting Specialist (S.L. C. School Dist.)
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Touchtone Therapy Center
(Cindy Myers) SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a program utilized in the schools to help a child in learning to potty train)
2872S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
# Wasatch Baby Watch and Preschool Program
101 E. 200 N.
Heber City, Ut. 1-435-654-0345
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
Weber Training Center
1100 Orchard Ave.
393-3411 Ogden, Ut. 621-1123
# TURN Community Services
Legal/Guardianship
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
# Guardianship Associates
533-0203
(deals with court-ordered/appointed matters re: persons with disabilities)
Preschools/Play Groups
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Developmental Preschools for DD kids
see Preschools
for special-needs children
(see Preschools for the Handicapped)
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
# Jordan Valley Child Developmental Center
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7590
(child development for DD preschoolers ages 2 to school age)
Lincoln Elementary DDI Satelite
(call DDI 266-3939)
(DD center-based training for ages 0-5)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
# Montessori Prechools
see local phone listings
under Preschools
(preschools for sensorial-astute preschoolers; has academic focus)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
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Preschools/Play Groups (Continueds)
* Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Blind
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742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4743
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Park City School District
P.O. Box 680310
Park City, Ut. 645-5600 ext 132
(see Summit County DD Program for ages 0-5)
Park View School
1161 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 373-4765
(DD/MR training for ages 3 through elementary grades)
Regional Early Childhood Education Program (RECEP)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-4966
(home and center-based DD/MR preschool)
Riley School
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
Wasatch Baby Watch and Preschool Program
101 E. 200 N.
Heber City, Ut. 1-435-654-0345
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
Weber Preschool
1100 Orchard Drive
Ogden, Ut. 626-2552
(DD/MR training preschool for ages 0-5 years)
Residentials
Chrysalis Enterprises
# Harmony House
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Project TURN
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
Salt Lake Development Disability Center
(residential also provides respite services)
Supervised Apartment Program
(independent living options for moderate DD/MR)
359-8876
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Wide Horizons Care Center
910 Monroe Boulevard
(Marcia)
Ogden, Ut. 399-5876
(private intermediate care DD/MR residential facility)
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Home Companion Services (DCFS)
(call DCFS 264-7500)
Salt Lake Development Disability Center
see local DCFS offices
SLC, Ut.
(DCFS-sponsored DD/MR in-home respite)
(residential also provides respite services)
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Schooling
# Dan Peterson School
169 N. 1100 E.
American Fork, Ut. 756-8551
(DD training center for children school-aged to 22)
Developmental Center for Handicapped (USU)
(DD training for children ages 0-21)
3605 S. 350 E.
(Don Arents)
SLC, Ut. 268-8585
(provides schooling for the severely handicapped students ages 5-22 in the Granite School District)
Jordan District Cluster Units
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
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2160 W. 10400 S.
Riverton, Ut. 256-5100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
# Lehi Elementary Self-Contained Class
651 N. Center St.
Lehi, Ut. 768-7020
(educational program for DD/MR students)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
# Multipli-Handicapped (Parkview Elementary)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
(promotes normalization for severely-handicapped students)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations, each serving special-needs children)
# Hartvigsen School
Support
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
Parent-to-Parent Program (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7052
(self-help support re: critical newborns)
3450 Oakview Drive
SLC, Ut. 273-2020
(home-based parent-info training program for handicapped)
Project PITCH
Technology Resources
# Computer Center for Citizens with Disabilities, The
1595 W. 500 S.
(Mellowdee or Craig) SLC, Ut. 887-9534
(offers cost-free, statewide consultation and assistive equipment & training to eligible clients and personnel working with them)
# Disability Resource Center (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-2444
(concerned with top-level service and technical assistance for independence and integration of DD persons into the community)
Library, Division of Blind and Physically Handicapped
(services for blind and handicapped)
468-6789
(services for blind and handicapped)
# LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW) SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Transition/Shelter Workshops
# Central Utah Enterprises
1170 S. 350 E.
Provo, Ut. 375-0414
(transitional shelter workshop)
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
2160 W. 10400 S.
Riverton, Ut. 256-5100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Jordan District Cluster Units
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Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
Project Opportunity
(call Self-Determination, Inc. 268-9811)
Selective Placement Program
Office Civil Personnel
(promotes community DD/MR transition awareness)
Defense Depot
Ogden, Ut. 399-7711
(DD/MR recruitment and placement)
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Educational (see also Learning Disability Resources)
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment, networks success strategies for high-risk youth, and has an activities fund)
# Center for Persons with Disabilities (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-1981
(provides SSI and other diagnostics and counseling for children and adults re: ADHD, Autism and behavior problems; non-Medicaid)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Davis Diagnostic Resource Center
100 S. 200 E. (Golda)
Farmington, Ut. 402-3065
(educational center for diagnosis of learning difficulties in Davis School District)
# Educational Consulting Services
1399 S. 700 E. #16
SLC, Ut.
(educational diagnostics and designing as well as therapy and parent training)
Educational Support Systems
(educational diagnostics and designing)
# Genetic Studies of Language in Children (PCMC)
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Fran Filloux)
SLC, Ut. 588-3385
(provides cost-free-to- family research into possible genetic causes for language disorders within a family—Josh Bonkowsky)
# Learning Techniques
3509 S W Temple #2C (John Heath)
SLC, Ut. 269-9315
(both testing for specifics behind a client’s LD, and reasearched neuro-educational 6/mo. programs promote accelerated learning )
# Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 402-3065
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr. Dave Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2700
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
SEPS Learning Center (Special Educational Program Services)
1924 S 1100 E
(Pickering sisters)
SLC, Ut. 467-2122
(offers private, individualized education assessment for children with learning problems)
Genetic
Genetics Clinic, USDFH
(call UUHC—581-2121)
Genetics Clinic UUMC
(in cooperation with UUMC Genetics clinic)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8943
(family counseling re: suspected and proven genetic disorders)
Medical (see also Medical Resources, Miscellaneous)
Birth Defects Clinic (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut.588-2700
(clinic for children 0-21 born with any of a variety of birth defects)
# CHEC Program (Family Health Services)
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2720
(formerly EPSDT Program) (provides preventative health and dental services for low-income persons)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
Cleft Lip and Palate Consultative Clinic
(a CSHCN team evaluation)
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# Cranio-Facial Clinic (c/o Dental Clinic, PCMC)
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100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3400
(provides diagnoses and treatment for clients with head-neck problems)
Cystic Fibrosis Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7397
(provides team diagnoses, treatment and summer camps for persons with cystic fibrosis)
HAFB Family Support Center Building
308 N. HAFB
Clearfield, Ut. 777-1411
(multi-services to include diagnostic evaluation)
Hospitals (Psychiatric Units)
see Hospitals chart
(in-depth interdisciplinary psychiatric evaluation)
Hospitals, local
see Hospital listings
(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
Metabolic Clinic (MCH)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 585-2457
(diagnosis and mangement of metabolic diseases)
Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 402-3065
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr. Dave Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
Neuro-Psychiatric Clinic (UUHC)
(call UUHC—581-2121)
(provides comprehensive assessment for children and adults)
Neuromuscular Diagnostic Lab
(lab studies for doctor-referred neurology patients)
Newborn Metabolic Clinic (at MCH)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8255
(diagnosis and mangement of metabolic diseases)
Northwest Family Practice Center
(low-cost health care for families)
Pediatrics, Department of (U of U)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(total development clinic for youth to 18 years of age)
Sleep Disorder Clinic, (UUMC)
Motor (see also Physical Therapy Resources)
# Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
PCMC Physical Therapy Department
# Stewart Rehabilitation Center
# UUMC Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 402-3065
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut.
(provides PT at multiple locations)
4355 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 397-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2267
(physician-driven rehabilitative care serving Rehabilitation and out-patient PT clients)
Psychological
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment and networks success strategies for high-risk youth)
Child-Adolescent Depression Clinic, The (UUMC)
(intinerant treatment for depression ages 4-18)
# Child and Adolescent Family Center
265 W. 2700 S. (Lorin)
(provides evaluation and treatment for, and parent training relative to attention deficit and hyperactivity—Dr. Dean Belnap)
# Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
546 Chipeta Way #2212
(Dr. Flick)
SLC, Ut. 581-3936
# Child Development Clinic (CDC)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides comprehensive evaluation for children 0-5 years of age with developmental, behavioral or emotional problems)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
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SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Christmas Box House, International
236 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-8681
(aims to provide comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & negl. children removed from their family environment)
Comprehensive Psychological Services
1208 E 3300 S
SLC, Ut. 483-1600
(includes ADHD services)
Cottonwood Counseling Center
525 E. 4500 S.
(comprehensive psychotherapeutic evaluation and service for all ages)
Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
HAFB Family Support Center Building
308 N. HAFB
Clearfield, Ut. 777-1411
(multi-services to include diagnostic evaluation)
Hospitals (Psychiatric Units)
see Hospitals chart
(in-depth interdisciplinary psychiatric evaluation)
Hospitals, local
see Hospital listings
(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 402-3065
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
Mood Clinic (UUMC)
(Dr. Rymer)
National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
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Neuro-Psychiatric Clinic (UUHC)
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Observation and Assessment Center, Region II
880 E 3375 S.
SLC, Ut. 484-0325
(education, evaluation, counseling and research re: hemophilia)
857 E. 200 S. (Dr. David Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1475
(deals primarily with neural injuries, neuro testing and therapy)
546 Chipita Way # 459 (Katrina)
SLC, Ut. 587-7687
(provides behavior therapy for autistic children)
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr. Sam Goldstein) SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
546 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 581-5515
(provides comprehensive assessment for dual-diagnosed children and adults)
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0236
Observation and Assessment Unit
(check with Farmington Bay 451-8620)
Observation and Evaluation
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PCMC Behavioral Health Care
145 N Monroe Blvd
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2700
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
Slate Canyon
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Teen Scope
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Ogden, Ut.527-0326
(observation and assessment)
501 Chipeta Way (Nancy, intake)
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(includes in and out-patient psychiatric evaluation and stabilization programs for behaviorally-disturbed teens)
University Neuropsychiatric Institute (UNI)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses)
Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4400
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
UUMC In and Out-Patient Psychiatry
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
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50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Reimherr)
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Observation and Assessment Center
SLC, Ut. 585-6663
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(oversees residential and non-residentials for court-ordered delinquent youth)
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 954-9200
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0230
(0-90-day court-ordered evaluation of youth offenders awaiting a placement disposition)
Speech-Language-Hearing and Communication
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CHEC Program (Family Health Services)
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2720
(formerly EPSDT Program) (provides preventative health and dental services for low-income persons)
Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 402-3065
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2700
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
Primary Children’s Rehab North
290 N Main St #2
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
Primary Children’s Rehab Sandy
870 E. 9400 S. #112
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
Primary Children’s Rehab Taylorsville
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 840-4360
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
Primary Children’s Speech and Hearing Clinic
(includes augmentative communication and counseling, and sponsors branches)
Utah Speech-Language-Hearing Clinics
(see Cal)
(see Bureau of Communication Disorders)
UUMC Speech and Hearing Clinic (outpatient)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut.-581-2365
(comprehensive speech-language-hearing services for children and adults)
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Adult Services
# Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308 (Dr. Steven Kaye)
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(provides sliding fee out-patient counseling re: domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse for adults and adolescents)
Advocacy/Funding/Administrative
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
3780 S West Temple
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
# EBCET (Experience-Based Career Education Training)
2166 S. 1700 E. (Charlie)
SLC, Ut. ___________
(transition program for students at risk for drugs and atrition)
# Haven, The
974 E. South Temple (Sue Maxwell)
SLC, Ut. 533-0070
(17-bed co-ed residential providing individual therapy, vocational assistance, rehab alcohol treatment, and drug abuse treatment)
* Narcotics Anonymous of Utah Region
244 W 5350 S
Ogden, Ut. 479-0067
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Advocacy/Funding/Administrative (Continued)
# Utah County Human Services/Division of Substance Abuse
3285 M Main St #3300
Spanish Fork, Ut. 370-8427
Utah Federation of Drug-free Youth
(advocates to thwart illicit drug involvement)
Utah State Division of Alcohol and Drugs
(licenses and distributes funds for related programs)
# Utah State Division of Substance Abuse (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(policy administration re: prevention and treatment referrals for substance abuse)
# Youth Alcohol and Day Treatment
5965 S. 900 E. #150
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(provides substance abuse treatment and coordinates with other related treatment services)
Youth Tobacco Advisory Council
1107 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut.
(call info.)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 265-3049
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Assessment/ Information
# Salt Lake County Division of Substance Abuse
2001 S. State St. #S2300
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides free assessments and referral to appropriate county substance-abuse programs)
# Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral Unit
2001 S. State St. S2300
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides assessment and referral services on a sliding fee scale to Salt Lake County residents with concerns re: substance abuse)
Court-related
Alcohol Counseling and Education Center (DAs Office)
SLC, Ut.366-7817
(court-referred out-patient education, counseling and treatment)
Community Counseling Center
(includes court-referred counseling re: spouse abuse)
Intermountain Substance Abuse (ISU)
404 E. 4500 S. # B24 (Tallie Martinez)
SLC, Ut. 268-9844
(a court-ordered educational program for adolescents and adults having been involved in a DUI offense)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
# Esperanza Para Manana
3780 S West Temple
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics
Detoxification
Detoxification Center___________________________________________252 W Brooklyn Ave__________________SLC, Ut. 363-9400
# Highland Ridge Hospital
4578 Highland Drive (Martha)
(provides medical detoxification services)
Salt Lake County Juvenile Receiving Center
(provides medical detoxification services for youth ages 13-18 years of age, with expected parent involvement)
Salt Lake County Receiving Center
(provides medical detoxification services for youth ages 13-18 years of age, with expected parent involvement)
# Volunteers of America
455 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-9414
(provides a detox center, day treatment, housing and employment services for rehabilitating substance abusers and homeless persons)
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Disability-related
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857 E 200 S
SLC, Ut. 487-3276
(services to the hearing-impaired relative to drug or alcohol-contracted services)
Weber Human Services /Weber Substance Abuse
237 26th Street
Ogden, Ut. 625-3700
(offers services for persons with mental illnesses, to include drug and alcohol problems)
Emotional/Behavioral/Violence-related
Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Out-patient Program (at ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(ARTEC is for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# SL County Valley Mental Health Hospital
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
# Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(provides out-patient counseling re: domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse for adults and adolescents)
# Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
3809 S. West Temple #16 (Brent)
SLC, Ut. 486-9805
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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3544 Lincoln Ave #8
Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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Provo Center
1868 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
11175 S Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Family Support/ Referrals
# Adult Children of Alcoholics (Salt Lake Regional Medical Center)
1050 E. South Temple (Dining Room) SLC, Ut. 359-4325
(includes Al-Anon meetings re: co-dependency and a 12-step program of understanding, education and encouragement)
# Al-Anon and Al-Ateen
5056 S. 300 W.
Murray, Ut. 262-9587
(self-help for close associates of persons with alcoholism)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
# Alcoholics Anonymous
2480 S. Main St. #112
SLC, Ut. 484-7871
(self-help for close associates of persons with alcoholism)
# Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
251 E 1200 S
(Dennis Hansen) Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
11175 S Redwood Rd
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Low Income-related
* Salvation Army, The
2615 Grant Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-3580
(multi-services for low-income, and men's alcohol rehabilitation program)
# Volunteers of America
511 w 200 S #160)
SLC, Ut. 363-9414
(provides a detox center, day treatment, housing and employment services for rehabilitating substance abusers and homeless persons)
Out-patient/ Day-treatment/ Counseling
# Addiction Recovery Center (Davis MH)
2250 N 1700 W (Jim Kelly)
Layton, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Out-patient Program (at ARTEC)
SLC, Ut.
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Out-patient/ Day-treatment/ Counseling (Continued)
# Adult Children of Alcoholics (Salt Lake Regional Medical Center)
1050 E. South Temple (Dining Room) SLC, Ut. 359-4325
(includes Al-Anon meetings re: co-dependency and a 12-step program of understanding, education and encouragement)
# Alcohol and Drug Abuse Clinic (UUMC)
30 N 1900 E #1
SLC, Ut. 581-6228
(youth alcohol and drug-abuse treatment center)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
Alcohol and Drug Services of Davis County
(residential and out/patient drug treatment)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents (VMH)
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7225
(deals with the many underlying issues behind and surrounding alcoholism on an out-patient basis. Accepts Medicaid)
Alcohol Counseling and Education Center
(court-referred out-patient education, counseling and treatment)
# Alcoholics Anonymous
2480 S. Main St. #112
SLC, Ut. 484-7871
(self-help for close associates of persons with alcoholism)
# Center for Behavioral Health
1073 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-8697
(a residential alcohol rehabilitation facility for women)
Community Counseling Center
(includes court-referred counseling re: spouse abuse)
# Cornerstone Counseling Center
660 S. 200 E. #308
SLC, Ut. 355-2846
(provides out-patient counseling re: domestic violence, alcoholism and substance abuse for adults and adolescents)
# Davis Alcohol and Drug Services
2250 N. 1700 W.
Layton, Ut. 773-8818
(in and out-patient, after school and day treatment services re: substance abuse, contact Stan at 293-3446)
# Davis Mental Health and Alcohol and Drug Service
470 Medical Dr. (Stan Fillmore)
Bountiful, Ut. 298-3446
(comprehensive in and out-patient mental health, alcohol and drug services for all ages—includes prevention and residential day care)
# Discovery House
449 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 596-2111
# Division of Substance Abuse
120 N. 200 W. 2nd floor
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(oversees treatment and prevention programs re: substance abuse, and channels appropriated funds for the same)
Drug Court
799-8466
Drug Crisis Center
(counseling and prevention in area of drug abuse)
2880 W. 4700 S. (Allan Cox or Jim)
SLC, Ut. 965-8340
(counseling for youth in a variety of areas such as drugs and alcohol)
# Family Counseling Center
5250 S Commerce Dr
SLC, Ut. 261-3500
(general individual and family-related counseling on a sliding fee scale)
# Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
201 E 1200 S (Dennis Hansen)
Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
# Information and Referral Line
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
# Ensign Peak Services, Inc.
# Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT) 1800 S. West Temple #421 (Brent)
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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3544 Lincolc ave #8
Ogden, Ut. 399-4002
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
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Provo Center
1868 N. 1120 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-0210
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
# Mental Health Alcohol and Drug Services
see local Community
Mental Health Units
(education, consultation, and treatment)
* Narcotics Anonymous of Utah Region
P.O. Box 57336
SLC, Ut. 296-4044
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# Neogenesis
SLC, Ut. 521-5550
(counseling for DUI clients)
# Rocky Mountain Consultants(Judicial Supervision Ser)
4991 S 300 W (Richard)
SLC, Ut. 265-2325
(offers drug and alcohol counseling, DUI treatment, and out-patient counseling)
* Salvation Army, The
2615 Grant Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-3580
(multi-services for low-income, and men's alcohol rehabilitation program)
Substance Abuse Authority Programs, local
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Davis County District
291 S. 200 W.
Farmington, Ut. 451-7799
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Utah County District
3255 N Main St
Provo, Ut. 370-8427
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Wasatch County District
55 S 500 E.
Heber, Ut. 435-654-3003
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Weber-Morgan District
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 801-625-3700
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
# Tooele County Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(call Tooele Counseling Ctr.—833-7370)
(counseling, intervention and alcohol and drug services)
Tooele Mental Health and Drug Counseling
255 S. 100 E.
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Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
11175 S Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Utah Alcoholism Foundation
857 E 200 S (Corey Bond)
SLC, Ut. 487-3276
(a statewide network of 6 residential and 2 out-patient alcohol and drug abuse treatment centers)
Volunteers of America
511 W 200 S #100
SLC, Ut. 363-9414
(provides a detox center, day treatment, housing and employment services for rehabilitating substance abusers and homeless persons)
Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 265-3049
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Youth Support System
(out-patient substance abuse program for teens)
Youth Alcohol and Day Treatment
5965 S. 900 E. #150
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(provides substance abuse treatment and coordinates with other related treatment services)
Youth Support Services
3392 W. 3500 S.
WVC, Ut. 969-3307
(standard and intensive out-patient substance-abuse counseling for adolescents)
Project Reality
150 E. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 364-8080
(individualized drug abuse treatment program includes residential)
Utah Alcoholism Foundation
857 E 200 S (Corey Bond)
SLC, Ut. 487-3276
(a statewide network of 6 residential and 2 out-patient alcohol and drug abuse treatment centers)
Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 265-3049
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Wasatch Youth Support System
(out-patient substance abuse program for teens)
Preventive/ Educational
Alcohol Counseling and Education Center
(court-referred out-patient education, counseling and treatment)
# Davis Mental Health and Alcohol and Drug Service
470 Medical Dr (Stan Fillmore)
Bountiful, Ut. 298-3446
(comprehensive in and out-patient mental health, alcohol and drug services for all ages—includes prevention and residential day care)
# Division of Substance Abuse
120 N. 200 W. 2nd floor
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(oversees treatment and prevention programs re: substance abuse, and channels appropriated funds for the same)
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
3780 S West Temple
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
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Preventive/ Educational (Continued)
Drug Court
799-8466
Drug Crisis Center
(counseling and prevention in area of drug abuse)
Institute of Human Resource Development
(drug and alcohol prevention for Hispanic and others)
# Intermountain Special Abuse Treatment Center (ISAT)
1800 S. West Temple #421 (Brent)
SLC, Ut. 268-4454
(provides counseling in such specialty areas as sexual abuse, domestic violence and substance abuse)
Intermountain Substance Abuse (ISU
404 E. 4500 S. # B24 (Tallie Martinez) __________________
(a court-ordered educational program for adolescents and adults having been involved in a DUI offense)
# Mental Health Alcohol and Drug Services
see local Community
Mental Health Units
(education, consultation, and treatment)
Salt Lake County Juvenile Receiving Center
(provides medical detoxification services for youth ages 13-18 years of age, with expected parent involvement)
Salt Lake County Receiving Center
(provides medical detoxification services for youth ages 13-18 years of age, with expected parent involvement)
Substance Abuse Authority Programs, local
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Davis County District
291 S. 200 W.
Farmington, Ut. 451-7799
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Utah County District
3285 N Main St
Provo, Ut. 370-8427
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Wasatch County District
55 S 500 E
Heber, Ut. 435-654-3003
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Weber-Morgan District
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 801-625-3700
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
# USAAV Coordination Council (Utah Substance Abuse /Anti-Violence)101 State Capitol (Susan)
SLC, Ut. 538-1031
(a commission of criminal and juvenile justice aimed at reducing substance use and abuse and curtail community violence)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 265-3109
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Residential
# Addiction Recovery Center (Davis MH)
2250 N 1700 W (Jim Kelly)
Layton, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
Alcohol and Drug Services of Davis County
(residential and out/patient drug treatment)
# Valley Mental Health Hospital
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
# Center for Behavioral Health
1073 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-8697
(a residential alcohol rehabilitation facility for women)
Charter Summit Hospital
(treatment for addictive-substance concerns)
# Davis Alcohol and Drug Services
2250 N. 1700 W.
Kaysville, Ut. 773-8818
(in and out-patient, after school and day treatment services re: substance abuse, contact Stan at 293-3446)
# Davis Behavioral Health (Davis MH)
860 S. State St. (Jim Kelly)
Clearfield, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
# Davis Mental Health and Alcohol and Drug Service
291 S. 200 W. (Stan Fillmore)
Farmington, Ut. 298-3446
(comprehensive in and out-patient mental health, alcohol and drug services for all ages—includes prevention and residential day care)
# Esperanza Para Manana
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics
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# First Step House
411 Grant St. (Robert Leggat)
SLC, Ut. 359-8862
(a large substance-abuse residential treatment facility)
# Haven, The
974 E. South Temple (Mike or Dave)
SLC, Ut. 533-0070
(17-bed co-ed residential providing individual therapy, vocational assistance, rehab alcohol treatment, and drug abuse treatment)
# House of Hope
209 S. Douglas St.
SLC, Ut. 583-7604
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# House of Hope
1006 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8374
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# Odyssey House
607 S. 200 E. (Chris Madsen)
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(a residential substance abuse treatment facility for adolescents)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
# Project Reality
150 E. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 364-8080
(individualized drug abuse treatment program includes residential)
Substance Abuse Authority Programs, local
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Davis County District
291 S. 200 W.
Farmington, Ut. 451-7799
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Utah County District
3285 N Mainr St
Provo, Ut. 370-8427
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Wasatch County District
58 S 500 E
Heber, Ut. 435-654-3003
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Weber-Morgan District
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 801-625-3700
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
# Utah Alcoholism Foundation
857 E 200 S (Corey Bond)
SLC, Ut. 487-3276
(a statewide network of 6 residential and 2 out-patient alcohol and drug abuse treatment centers)
Financial Assistance, Miscellaneous
(see also Christmas Assistance, Economic Related Needs, p.6, Funding for
Special-needs Conditions and Activities, and Legal Resources for Special-needs Persons)
Administrative
# Human Services , Department of
(DCFS Central Region)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi-division state administration for service delivery)
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 1- 800-234-5772
(provides eligibility determination and entitlement as for SSI)
Social Security Administration
Tooele United Fund
(sponsors nursing, crisis, senior citizens, and MR programs)
Disabiliity-related
# Medicaid Work Incentive Program
(contact medical worker)
801-538-7091
(registration allows persons w/ disabilities to earn and keep assets up to the $15,000 level.)
* Social Security Retirement (Disability and Survivors, SSI)
46 W. 300 S. #100
SLC, Ut. 524-4115
(financial grants provided for the elderly as well as qualified persons with disabilities)
SSI
46 W. 300 S. (hotline 1-800-772-1213) SLC, Ut. 524-4339
(services include monthly grants for qualified disabled)
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Education-related
* Student Support Services (U of U)
2075 Annex
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(multi-service and advocacy funding for college students)
514 S. 2325 W. (Barb Bass)
Roy, Ut.
(funds for higher education for the deaf)
Utah Scholarship Foundation for the Deaf
Emergency Funds
Copperton Activity Fund
# Elks Lodge, Cottonwood-Murray Lodge (BPOE)
200 W. Park St. (Kathy Anderson) Copperton, Ut.
(includes emergency financial assistance and handicapped day care)
4894 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 266-2344
(provides Sub for Santa and special-needs charity assistance on an individual basis)
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(job training/coaching for adults; also used glasses, and funds for spe cific needs)
# Lions Club International
(see Eric Hansen)
Oquirrh Civic Fund
(see ph. Book)
(provides emergency financial assistance)
# PCMC Out-Patient Accounts
100 N. Medical Drive (Keith Jensen)
SLC. Ut. 588-2960
(establishes financial eligibility as for persons without insurance or Medicaid; also Brian Fairbourne, 588-2462)
# Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Utah Association of Local Government
(provides deposit and/or rental assistance to prevent eviction for eligible persons)
Equipment-related
Help, Inc.
# Lions Club International
(see Eric Hansen)
290 N. 100 E.
Provo, Ut.
(provides hearing aids, glasses and medical equipment to needy)
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(job training/coaching for adults; also used glasses, and funds for spe cific needs)
Financial Management
Community Consumer Credit Counseling Services
# Family Counseling Center
(budgeting and money-management counseling)
46 E. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 566-5606
(general individual and family and financial-related counseling on a sliding fee scale)
Fund Advocacy
# Emergency Services Management Committee (ESMC) (of DSPD)
120 N. 200 W. #411 (George Kelner)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(reviews the DSPD list through the case manager as to the critical monetary needs of a child upon a parent’s request)
LIFE
(advocacy for self-sufficiency; offers coupon-refund classes)
# Medical Financial Eligibility Reference Charts
see listing
on page 128
(for CSHCN, Medicaid and SSI services)
# Office of Recovery Services
515 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 536-8500
(www.ors.state.us.com) (locates absentee parents, establishes paternity, and recovers court-ordered child support funds)
# Specified Relative Assistance Program (DWS)
526-9675
(provides cash assistance and Medicaid for relative caretakers of children)
SSI
46 W. 300 S. (hotline 1-800-772-1213) SLC, Ut. 524-4339
(services include monthly grants for qualified disabled)
# Utah Issues
1385 W. Indiana Ave. (Bill)
SLC, Ut. 521-2035
(advocates for single parents and low-income persons regarding low-income issues)
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Insurance-related
(Children’s Health Insurance Program) (1-888-222-2542)
288 N. 1460 W. (Chad Westover)
SLC, Ut. 468-0014
(provides basic co-pay health insurance for children unaffordibly uninsured and ineligible for Medicaid)
# Health Access Project
1800 S. West Temple #128 (Bethany)
SLC, Ut. 412-3982
(a community partnership to improve access to volunteer medical health care for S. L. low-income and uninsured residents)
# CHIP
Job Training/ Transition Funding
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen)
(job training/coaching for adults; also used glasses, and funds for spe cific needs)
# Unemployment Insurance (DWS)
(1-888-848-0688)
526-9675
(offers finances and subsistance commodities as a defense against the effects of unemployment during the search for new work)
Multi-Service / General Funds
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Community Action Program (administration)
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
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Central City
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, employment, housing advocacy and adaptive summer day camps)
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Magna
3041 S. 8560 W.
Magna, Ut. 250-6414
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
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Mountain Lands
257 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 373-8200
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
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Northwest
1300 W. 300 N. (Alice)
SLC, Ut. 359-8741
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
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Redwood
3060 Lester St.
WVC, Ut. 972-6661
(low-income financial, employment, food and housing advocacy)
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South County
8446 S. Harrison
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
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South Salt Lake
4392 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 313-0337
(low-income financial, employment and housing advocacy)
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Tooele
270 Maple Street
Tooele, Ut. 435-882-1278
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
# Crossroads Urban Center
347 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-7765
(minimal food, clothing and financial assistance for those in need)
# Division of Child and Family Services
1350 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 776-7300
(multi-services and funds)
# Division of Child and Family Services
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi family services and funds)
Human Services, Davis County Department of
P.O. Box 685
Bountiful, Ut.
(call St. Human Serv. 538-4171)
(multiple services to include funds, emergency food and Christmas assistance)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
Kearns United Fund
4541 S. 5780 W. (Arlo James)
Kearns, Ut.
(welfare services and recreation funds for qualified recipients in Kearns catchment area)
Kearns United Fund
4541 S. 5780 W. (Arlo James)
Kearns, Ut.
(welfare services and recreation funds for qualified recipients in Kearns catchment area)
Urban Indian Support Services
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
Ute Indian Tribe
(call Indian Walk-in Center—486-4877)
(multi social service facility for Native American populations)
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Recreation Funding
Kearns United Fund
4541 S. 5780 W. (Arlo James)
Kearns, Ut.
(welfare services and recreation funds for qualified recipients in Kearns catchment area)
4541 S. 5780 W. (Arlo James)
Kearns, Ut.
(welfare services and recreation funds for qualified recipients in Kearns catchment area)
Kearns United Fund
Self-sufficiency Funding
LIFE
(advocacy for self-sufficiency; offers coupon-refund classes)
Travel-related
# Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Utility Assistance
# Commerce, Department of (Division of Public Utilities)
P. O. Box 11368
SLC, Ut. 530-6651
(possible assistance in regulating utility bills by means of a hearing)
Work Program Exchange
LDS Welfare Program
780 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut.
(a work-prog. to provide assist. via a local bishop for persons experiencing temporary financial needs, as well as worldwide charity)
LIFE
(advocacy for self-sufficiency; offers coupon-refund classes)
Food Assistance
Administration
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Utahns Against Hunger (at Jubilee Center)
309 E. 100 S. SLC, Ut. Toll-free 1-800-453-FOOD 328-2561
(oversees food pantries in state; also offers in the summer breakfast and or lunch at over 40 Salt Lake locations)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North) 140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South) 1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
Emergency Food
# Community Services Council, Salt Lake City
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(provides needed services to hungry, severely physically disabled, and the elderly in cooperation with other agencies)
# Davis County Emergency Food Assistance
50 E. State St. #205 (Trish)
Farmington, Ut. 451-3232
(program provides temporary emergency food for families without resources)
# Emergency Food (DCFS)
see local
DCFS office
# Emergency Food (see Rescue Mission)
463 S. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 355-1302
(offers free breakfasts and dinners to the public)
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
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Emergency Food (Continued)
# Rescue Haven
1165 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 521-5925
(provides emergency assistance to include shelter, meals and clothing for women and children in the shelter)
# Rescue Mission
463 S. 400 W.
(Ed)
SLC, Ut. 355-1302
(provides emergency food, clothing, housing, spiritual encouragement, and an employment list for homeless men)
* St. Ann’s Center (homeless shelter)
137 W. Binford
Ogden, Ut. 621-5036
* St. Benedict’s Holy Cross ACT
1255 E. 1255 E. 3900 S.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
(see ph. Book)
# St. Paul's Episcopal Church
231 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 262-0093
SLC, Ut.
(provides food assistance)
261 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-5869
(provides food assistance)
St. Therese Catholic Parish
112 S. Allen
Midvale, Ut. 255-3721
(provides food assistance)
# St. Vincent de Paul Center
437 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 534-1500
(provides free food and other services for homeless in cooperation with Catholic Community Services)
Temporary Food Assistance Program
(hotline 1-800-532-2002)
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
(see local Division of Child and Family Services Assistance)
#Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
University Baptist Church
334 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 582-4327
(provides food assistance)
# Utahns Against Hunger (at Jubilee Center)
309 E. 100 S. SLC, Ut. Toll-free 1-800-453-FOOD 328-2561
(oversees food pantries in state; also offers in the summer breakfast and or lunch at over 40 Salt Lake locations)
Funding
Copperton Activity Fund
# Division of Child and Family Services
# Division of Child and Family Services (see also Human Services)
# Food Stamps (through Workforce Services eligibility)
200 W. Park St. (Kathy Anderson) Copperton, Ut.
(includes emergency financial assistance and handicapped day care)
1350 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 776-7300
(multi-services and funds)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi family services and funding)
140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-9213
(stamps for food purchase for qualified low-income persons)
Kitchens
# Eagle Ranch, The
421 W. 300 S.
(Jennie)
SLC, Ut. 254-4945
(provides daily chuck-wagon dinners, soup kitchens, food pantries, furniture and self-care commodities for the needy)
# Salt Lake Mission
342 W. 200 S.
SLC., Ut. 355-6310
(services provided include free meals)
# Summer Food Program
SLC, Ut. 1-800-453-3663
(free lunches (no applic.) during summer for children at such sites as parks and Boys and Girls Clubs. Adult lunch fee is $2.50)
Multi-services
# Baptist Concern Center
1235 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 972-5708
(non-discriminating service provided to anyone in need, such as food, diapers, life-skills training, tutoring and summer activities)
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
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# Community Action Program (administration)
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Central City
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Magna
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Mountain Lands
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Northwest
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, food, employment, housing advocacy and adaptive summer day camps)
3041 S. 8560 W.
Magna, Ut. 250-6414
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
257 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 373-8200
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
1300 W. 300 N. (Alice)
SLC, Ut. 359-8741
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
Multi-services
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Ogden CAP
2411 Kiesel Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9281
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
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Redwood
3060 Lester St.
WVC, Ut. 972-6661
(low-income financial, employment, food and housing advocacy)
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South County
8446 S. Harrison (3rd W.)
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
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South Salt Lake
4392 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 313-0337
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
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Tooele
270 Maple Street
Tooele, Ut. 435-882-1278
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
# Crossroads Urban Center
347 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-7765
(minimal food, clothing and financial assistance for those in need)
# Division of Child and Family Services (see also Human Services)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi family services and funding)
Human Services, Davis County Department of
P.O. Box 685
Bountiful, Ut.
(call St. Human Serv. 538-4171)
(multiple services to include funds, emergency food and Christmas assistance)
# Human Services , Department of (DCFS Central Region)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi-division state administration for service delivery)
# Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(provides low-income individuals and families from all ethnic backgrounds with food, crisis intervention, direction and referrals)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
# Northwest Multipurpose Center
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(center includes recreation, low-cost swimming, daycare and food bank services)
# Redwood Multi-purpose RecreationCenter
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(multi-services to include adaptive T-ball ; also has a food pantry)
* Salvation Army, The
2615 Grant Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-3580
(multi-services for low-income, and men's alcohol rehabilitation program)
SOCIO
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 972-1027
(Hispanic service and recruitment for low-income unemployed)
* Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-service programs for low-income and handicapped includes adaptive summer camps from 7 am to 6 pm)
* St. Benedict’s Holy Cross ACT
1255 E. 1255 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 262-0093
# Teen Moms and Kids (New Start Foundation, sponsors)
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
Utah Rural Development Corporation
12 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-1638
(multi-services for low-income and migrants)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
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Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
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Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Pantries/Food Banks
# Food Bank, Utah (Salt Lake Community Services Council)
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 908-8660
(provides food for those in need via effective resource collection, storage and distribution; see also Utahns Against Hunger)
# Hildegarde’s Pantry
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(offers food supplies twice a month per household, as well as clothing)
* Share, Inc.
P.O. Box 892
Ogden, Ut. 399-5046
(59 Ogden Canyon, Ut. 399-2553 (referral only)
# Utah Food Bank (Salt Lake Community Services Council)
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(see also Utahn’s Against Hunger)
Reimbursements
# Alliance With Children
(providing food reimbursement for qualified daycares)
4568 S. Highland Dr
277-0927
Supplemental Food
# South Main Clinic (WIC) (of UUMC)
3195 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 464-8900
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
# Summer Food Program
SLC, Ut. 1-800-453-3663
(free lunches (no applic.) during summer for children at such sites as parks and Boys and Girls Clubs. Adult lunch fee is $2.50)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
Work for Food
# Kaysville Bishop’s Storehouse
362 N. 300 W.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-2423
(offers temporary assistance in exchange for welfare work)
LDS Welfare Program
780 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut.
(a program to provide assistance via a local bishop for persons experiencing temporary financial needs, as well as worldwide charity)
Foster Care and Adoptive Resources
Administrative
# Division of Child and Family Services
1350 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 776-7300
(multi family services and funds)
Adoption Services
Act of Love
Adoption Exchange, Th
302 W. 5400 S.
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Sandy, Ut.
(a private adoption facility)
SLC, Ut 265-0444
Foster Care and Adoptive Resources (Continued)
Adoption Services (Continued)
# Adoption Specialist (Division of Child and Family Services)
SLC, Ut. 538-4100
# Adoptive Assistance Program (DWS)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
# Children's Aid Society of Utah
# Division of Child and Family Services
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
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Davis County
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Kearns
#
Sandy
Logan River Academy
# Post-Adoption Services (DCFS)
652 26th St.
Ogden, Ut. 393-8671
(a state of Utah adoption agency)
1350 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 776-7300
(multi family services and funds)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Logan, Ut.
(provides clinical services for adopted youth)
(Sigrid Nolte)
SLC, Ut. 264-7591
(multiple in-home services are provided following adoption)
# Rocky Mountain Adoption Exchange
610 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 412-0200
(brokerage for families and agencies involved in adoption)
Counseling
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
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Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
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Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Touchtone Therapy Center
2872 S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio) SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
Emergency Housing
# Christmas Box House, International
236 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-8681
(aims to provide comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & negl. children removed from their family environment)
Shelter Care Program
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut.
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Foster Programs
Foster Placement
(temporary homes for persons in troubled families)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Royal Kids Camp (sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church)
(Val Lowry)
SLC, Ut. 538-4021
(week-long camps for foster children 7-9 yrs & those receiving DCFS & kinship services, with 2-1 ratio activities, arts and crafts)
Utah Foster Care Foundation
994-5205
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
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# Adoptive Assistance Program (DWS)
# Division of Child and Family Services
# Division of Child and Family Services
# Specified Relative Assistance Program (DWS)
# Utah Foster Care Foundation
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides general assistance grants to relinquishing parents)
1350 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 776-7300
(multi family services and funds)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi family services and funds)
526-9675
(provides cash assistance and Medicaid for relative caretakers of children)
994-5205
Legal-related
# Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
# Guardianship Associates
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, Ut. 578-3827
(578-3962, a state-appointed/ legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
533-0203
(deals with court-ordered/appointed guardianship matters re: persons with disabilities)
Support/ Advocacy
# Adoption Connection of Utah
1349 Mariposa Ave.
SLC, Ut. 278-4858
(support group for adult adoptees, birth parents and adoptive parents launching a connective search)
# Adoptive Families of America
2309 Como Ave.
St. Paul, Minn. 55108 1-800-372-3300
(provides local support group phone numbers)
# Adoptive Support Group of Utah (DCFS)
645 E. 4500 S. (Linda Rosenfeld)
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(adoptive parents primarily of special-needs children supporting each other through difficulties: Kathy Ashland, pres. 908-8752)
# Center for Grieving Children, A
1708 E. 5550 S. #18
So. Ogden, Ut. 476-1149
A free program providing children w/ support following the loss of a loved one in death or through divorce or separation)
# Families for African-American Awareness
(Kathy Searle)
SLC, Ut. 265-0444
(non-profit family resource group re: multi-culture issues for children)
# Grand Families (Children’s Service Society)
124 S. 400 E. #400 (Beth Beck)
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(prog. for grandparents & others raising relative children; prov. a suppt. grp., info classes, advocacy, & help w/ community resources)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
Proctor Program
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
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Support/ Advocacy (Continued)
# Royal Kids Camp (sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church)
(Val Lowry)
SLC, Ut. 538-4021
(week-long camps for foster children 7-9 yrs & those receiving DCFS & kinship services, with 2-1 ratio activities, arts and crafts)
# Specified Relative Assistance Program (DWS)
526-9675
(provides cash assistance and Medicaid for relative caretakers of children)
# Touchtone Therapy Center
272S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
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(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
120 N. 200 W.
(Midge Delavan) SLC, Ut. 538-4404
Utah Fostering and Adoptive Family Association
Funding Sources for Special-needs Conditions and Activities
(see also Advocate Organizations, Christmas Assistance,
Financial Assistance, Miscellaneous and Medical Equipment)
Administrative
# Human Services , Department of
(DCFS Central Region)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi-division state administration for service delivery)
Advocacy/Support Funds
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Foundation Centers Directory
(Curt)
363-0705
ML 3 sep 99
(national advocacy-funds centers)
# Good Samaritan Program (Cathedral of the Madeline)
331 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-8941
(provides advocacy for emergency services for the homeless to include medication and short-term motel expenses)
# March of Dimes (Birth Defects Foundation)
310 E. 4500 S. #300 (David)
SLC, Ut. 363-5500
(agency-funds sponsor birth defects research)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103
WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(fund-raising, socialization and advocacy programs for CP persons; contact Marta McDonald)
# West Valley City Housing Authority
3600 Constitution Boulevard
WVC, Ut. 963-3320
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North) 140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Admin.)
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SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W. (Kim Reiter)
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
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Disability-related
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment, networks success strategy for high-risk youth, and provides some activity funds)
# Acts of Kindness (Rotary Clubs)
10 W. 100 S. #400
SLC, Ut. 363-8451
(offers up to $200. for hardship cases on a one-time basis)
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
941 E. 3300 S. (1-800-227-2345)
SLC, Ut. 483-1500
(provides funds for cancer research and public awareness)
# American Diabetes Association (Utah Chapter) 1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-DIABETES)
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetes support services, information and referral, camps, and research funds re: diabetes)
# American Kidney Fund
6110 Executive Blvd #1010 Rockville, Md. 1-800-638-8299
(national organization providing financial assistance to kidney patients of all ages)
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, & developmental disabilities)
698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education)
# Assist, Inc.
218 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-7085
(facilitates construction of needed ramps for low income and disabled persons)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
Children's Defense Fund
www,childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
# Community Oriented Services for the Handicapped (COSH)
2339 W. 5800 S.
Roy, Ut. 776-2251
(clearinghouse and funding source for respite services)
# Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(provides funds for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
# Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
4848 S. Highland Drive #653
SLC, Ut. 322-2226
(research organization providing funds for cystic fibrosis)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Admin.)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Emergency Services Management Committee (ESMC) (of DSPD)
120 N. 200 W. #411 (George Kelner)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(reviews the DSPD list through the case manager as to the critical monetary needs of a child upon a parent’s request)
# Fraternal Order for Eagles-Aerie 67
1104 W. 2100 S.
(Tony Jacketta)
SLC, Ut. 972-1595
(provides funds for guide dogs for the benefit of the visually-impaired)
Frontier Grant (affiliated with Robert Wood Johnson)
Hill Burton Funds (Utah Hospital Administration)
515 S. 700 E. #2-F
SLC, Ut.
(call UUHC 581-2121)
(medical provisions available through federally-funded hospitals)
# Lions Eye Bank
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2039
(provides funds for vision-related problems; also sponsors Boy Scouts for special-needs boys)
# Make-A-Wish Foundation
2091 E. 4800 S. (Christine Sharer)
SLC, Ut. 277-4673
(wish-grants for children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses)
# March of Dimes (Birth Defects Foundation)
310 E. 4500 S. #300 (David)
SLC, Ut. 363-5500
(agency-funds sponsor birth defects research)
# Medicine Program, The (www.themedicineprogram.com)
PO Box 515
Doniphan, Mo. 573-996-7300
(free prescription drugs for eligible persons in cooperation with the prescribing doctors, with $5.00 co-payments; zip code 63935-0515)
* Muscular Dystrophy Association, Utah
4568 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 278-6200
(provides funds for MD research and treatment)
* National Federation of the Blind Utah Chapter
1332 Penman Lane
Bountiful, Ut. 292-3000
(charity organization for the blind)
National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
564 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(education, evaluation, counseling and research re: hemophilia)
* National Kidney Foundation of Utah
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
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Disability-related (Continued)
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National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
525 S. 300 W.
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National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
897 E. 7945 S.
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Ned C. Wheeler Scholastic Foundation for Deaf
5124 S. 2325 W.
Preschool Planning and Development Grant, DSPD
120 N. 200 W.
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SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(provides MS support and research)
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
Roy, Ut. 825-5481
SLC, Ut. 628-2201
Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut. 373-1198
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
Shriner’s Hospital for Children, Intermountain
Fairfax and Virginia St.
SLC, Ut. 536-3500
(pediatric orthopedic-related treatment center)
Social Security Administration
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 1- 800-234-5772
(provides eligibility determination and entitlement as for SSI)
SSI
46 W. 300 S. (hotline 1-800-772-1213) SLC, Ut. 524-4339
(services include grants for qualified disabled)
State Office of Crime Victim Reparations
350 E. 500 S. #200
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
Tomorrow, Today KALL Radio
Tom Barbari
SLC, Ut. 364-3561
("wish-grants" for terminally-ill children)
Tooele United Fund
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(crisis-center programs for MR)
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103
WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(fund-raising, socialization and advocacy programs for CP persons; contact Marta McDonald)
Utah Scholarship Foundation for the Deaf
514 S. 2325 W. (Barb Bass)
Roy, Ut.
(funds for higher education for the deaf)
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Education-related
# Child First Utah
SLC, Ut. 488-3696
(offers two-year private school tuition scholarship grants for low-income students)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
2964 W. 4700 S. #102
SLC, Ut. 957-8200
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 238-4560
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
2984 N. 400 W.
Layton. Ut. 776-5951
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
5020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 267-5600
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
161 N. Main St.
Tooele, Ut. 882-1086
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
40 N. 100 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-9449
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Frontier Grant (affiliated with Robert Wood Johnson)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
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Education-related (Continued)
# Higher Education And The Handicapped (HEATH)
1 DuPont Circle #800
Wash., D.C. 1-800-54-HEATH
(national clearinghouse and financial assistance for post secondary education for individuals with disabilities)
# National PKU News
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
* Ned C. Wheeler Scholastic Foundation for Deaf
5124 S. 2325 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-5481
Preschool Planning and Development Grant, DSPD
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 628-2201
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
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1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
Student Support Services (U of U)
2075 Annex
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(multi-service and advocacy funding for college students)
Title I (State Office of Education)
538-7720
(supplemental funds for addition instructional and educational opportunities for low income students)
Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Emergency Funding
# Acts of Kindness (Rotary Clubs)
10 W. 100 S. #400
SLC, Ut. 363-8451
(offers up to $200. for hardship cases on a one-time basis)
# American Legion Post #87
128 S. Main St.
Layton, Ut. 544-7220
(provides funds for special-need children on an individual basis by written or personal request of the post commander)
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
Copperton Activity Fund
200 W. Park St. (Kathy Anderson) Copperton, Ut.
(includes emergency financial assistance and handicapped day care)
# Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(provides funds for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
# Easter Seals Respite Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778, ext. 118
(George Gehling)(1-3 ratio respite for $9-11/hr; incl. Fieldtrips, busing & activities; and 25 hours of emerg. grant-funded respite)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Elks Lodge, Cottonwood-Murray Lodge (BPOE)
4894 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 266-2344
(provides Sub for Santa and special-needs charity assistance on an individual basis)
# Emergency Services Management Committee (ESMC) (of DSPD)
120 N. 200 W. #411 (George Kelner)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(reviews the DSPD list through the case manager as to the critical monetary needs of a child upon a parent’s request)
# FACT Davis
470 Medical Drive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Healthy Steps
PO Box 618
Farmington, Ut. 451-3318
(a prenatal to age five site-based FACT initiative)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
412-2176
# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
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Emergency Funding (Continued)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Utah County
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH)
2650 Lincoln Ave. Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# Good Samaritan Program (Cathedral of the Madeline)
331 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-8941
(provides advocacy for emergency services for the homeless to include medication and short-term motel expenses)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
# LDS Bishop Location Service
SLC, Ut. 240-3500
(given the address of a person, can provide the Ward name, the ward bishop’s name and his phone number)
LDS Welfare Program
751 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7320
(a program to provide assistance via a local bishop for persons experiencing temporary financial needs, as well as worldwide charity)
# National PKU News
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
# Rotary Clubs
SLC, Ut. 363-8415
(provide up to $200. for hardship cases charity on a one-time basis)
# State Office of Crime Victim Reparations
350 E. 500 S. #200
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
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Utah Foster Care Foundation
994-5205
Utah Lion’s Foundation
2525 Catalina Drive
SLC, Ut.
Equipment-related
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Utah AIDS Foundation
1408 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(AIDS victims and associates can count of the foundation’s partnership and expertise in the quest to mend and promote health)
Utah Assistive Technology Foundation
3064 Cruise Way (Daryl McCarty)
SLC, Ut. 273-7239
(low-interest loans available for assistive technology, service or vehicles to qualified clienta)
Food Funding
# Food Stamps (Workforce Services eligibility)
140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-9213
(stamps for food purchase for qualified low-income)
Housing / Homeless Assistance
# Community Development Division Housing Program
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8723
(provides organizational funds for housing rehabilitation, acquisition of affordable housing, and oversees the state’s homeless programs)
# Geneva Village Apartments
7050 S. 1300 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 255-8941
(HUD provides two thirds subsidy for apartments for qualifying clients; also wheelchair accessible)
# Habitat for Humanity, Salt Lake Valley
716 E. 4500 S.716 E. 4500 S. (Yasamina)
SLC, Ut. 263-0136
(provides homes built by volunteers 15 yrs and up for low-income families with financial assistance of local financial contributions)
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Housing / Homeless Assistance (Continued)
# Homeless Children’s Foundation, The
596-9366
Redevelopment Agency, S.L.C.
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285 W. North Temple #200
SLC, Ut. 328-3211
(home modifications for special-needs persons)
Rural Economic and Community Development
88 W. 100 N.
Provo, Ut. 377-5575
(provides low-cost housing loans to qualified low-income families. Also provides home repair assistance to the elderly)
Salt Lake City Housing Authority (CED)
1776 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 487-2161
(advocacy for safe, clean low-income housing for low-income persons)
Salt Lake County Housing Authority
3595 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 284-4400
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
Sweet Charity
211 E. 300 S. # 212
SLC, Ut. 328-1575
(clothing shop sponsors ten supervised group homes for MR 16 and older)
Utah Association of Local Government
# Utah Housing Finance Agency
# West Valley City Housing Authority
554 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-6950
(secures low-interest home-loan rates for first-time home buyers)
3600 Constitution Boulevard
WVC, Ut. 963-3320
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
Insurance-related
# Caring For Children Program (Regence BlueCross/BlueShield)
2890 Cottwd. Parkway (1800-772-5437) SLC, Ut. 972-5437
(foundation pays for summer camps and provides free dental services for non-medicaid or CHIP low-income, non-insured recipients)
# CHIP
(Children’s Health Insurance Program) (1-888-222-2542)
288 N. 1460 W. (Chad Westover)
SLC, Ut. 468-0014
(provides basic co-pay health insurance for children unaffordibly uninsured and ineligible for Medicaid)
# Health Access Project
1800 S. West Temple #128 (Bethany)
SLC, Ut. 412-3982
(a community partnership to improve access to volunteer medical health care for S. L. low-income and uninsured residents)
HIP (Health Insurance Pool)
# Insurance Commission
#
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538-3800
(offers help in securing rightful insurance claims)
Medicaid Information Hotline (Workforce Services)
140 E. 300 S. (1-800-662-9651)
SLC, Ut. 538-6155
(re: medical reimbursement and transportation for qualified low-income and medically eligible persons)
Medical Financial Eligibility Reference Charts
see listing
on page 128
(for CSHCN, Medicaid and SSI services)
Medical Outreach (Indigent Medical)
(alternative for some non-insured persons)
PCMC Out-Patient Accounts
100 N. Medical Drive (Keith Jensen)
SLC. Ut. 588-2960
(establishes financial eligibility as for persons without insurance or Medicaid; also Brian Fairbourne, 588-2462)
Penny Peterson
264-2325
(provides authorization for medicaid-covered therapy programs)
Primary Care Network
WWW.Health.Utah.Gov
SLC, Ut. 1-888-222-2542
(provides limited insurance for uninsured working adults below the 150 th percentile level for poverty)
Prescription Assistance Project
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Job Training/Transition Funding
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Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North) 140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South) 1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W. (Kim Reiter)
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Low Income
# Housing Development Services
324 S. State St. #500 ???
SLC, Ut. 535-7228
(provides low-interest home repair loans to qualified residents to secure safe, sound and energy-efficient housing in Salt Lake)
Medical Outreach (Indigent Medical)
(alternative for some non-insured persons)
# Medicine Program, The
(www.themedicineprogram.com)
PO Box 515
Doniphan, Mo. 573-996-7300
(free prescription drugs for eligible persons in cooperation with the prescribing doctors, with $5.00 co-payments; zip code 63935-0515)
# Primary Care Network
WWW.Health.Utah.Gov
SLC, Ut. 1-888-222-2542
(provides limited insurance for uninsured working adults below the 150 th percentile level for poverty)
Prescription Assistance Project
# Title I (State Office of Education)
538-7720
(supplemental funds for addition instructional and educational opportunities for low income students)
# West Valley City Housing Authority
3600 Constitution Boulevard
WVC, Ut. 963-3320
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
Multi-service/General Funding
# Community Development Division Housing Program
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8723
(provides organizational funds for housing rehabilitation, acquisition of affordable housing, and oversees the state’s homeless programs)
# FACT Davis
470 Medical D rive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Healthy Steps
PO Box 618
Farmington, Ut. 451-3318
(a prenatal to age five site-based FACT initiative)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
SLC, Ut. 412-2176
# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
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Multi-service/General Funding (Continued)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Utah County
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH)
2650 Lincoln Ave. Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
Human Services, Davis County Department of
P.O. Box 685
Bountiful, Ut.
(call St. Human Serv. 538-4171)
(multiple services to include funds, emergency food and Christmas assistance)
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
Kearns United Fund
4541 S. 5780 W. (Arlo James)
Kearns, Ut.
(welfare services and recreation funds for qualified recipients in Kearns catchment area)
# Lion’s Club
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen)
(job training/coaching for adults; also used glasses, and funds for specific needs)
#
Medicine Program, The (www.themedicineprogram.com)
PO Box 515
Doniphan, Mo. 573-996-7300
(free prescription drugs for eligible persons in cooperation with the prescribing doctors, with $5.00 co-payments; zip code 63935-0515)
# Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut. 373-1198
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
#
Salt Lake Community Services Council
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(houses The Volunteer Center, Transitional Living Center, Utah Food Bank, and provides info-referral and small home repairs)
* Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-service programs for low-income and handicapped includes adaptive summer camps from 7 am to 6 pm)
# United Cerebral Palsy of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A 103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
United Way of Davis County
12 S. Main St. #208
Layton, Ut.
(a funds distribution organization, dispersing donated financial support to health and social service agencies)
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of Weber County
2411 Kiesel Ave. #416
Ogden, Ut. 399-5584
(a funds distribution organization, dispersing donated financial support to health and social service agencies)
#
of Utah County
148 N. 100 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-2588
(a funds distribution organization, dispersing donated financial support to health and social service agencies)
# United Way of Greater Salt Lake
175 S. West Temple #30
SLC, Ut. 328-0211
(a funds distribution organization, dispersing donated financial support to health and social service agencies)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North) 140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South) 1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W. (Kim Reiter)
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
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Recreation / Respite Funding
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment, networks success strategy for high-risk youth, and provides some activity funds)
# Caring For Children Program (Regence BlueCross/BlueShield) 2890 Cottonwood Parkway (1800-772-5437) SLC, Ut. 972-5437
(foundation pays for summer camps and provides free dental services for non-medicaid or CHIP low-income, non-insured recipients)
# Easter Seals Respite Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778, ext. 118
(George Gehling)(1-3 ratio respite for $9-11/hr; incl. Fieldtrips, busing & activities; and 25 hours of emerg. grant-funded respite)
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
Kearns United Fund
4541 S. 5780 W. (Arlo James)
Kearns, Ut.
(welfare services and recreation funds for qualified recipients in Kearns catchment area)
# Make-A-Wish Foundation
2091 E. 4800 S. (Christine Sharer)
SLC, Ut. 277-4673
(wish-grants for children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses)
# Regence BlueCross/BlueShield of Utah
2890 E. Cottonwood Parkway
SLC, Ut. 333-2100
(provides funds for such activities as summer camps and recreational fees for qualifying special-needs persons)
Self-sufficiency Funding
# Assist, Inc.
218 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-7085
(facilitates construction of needed ramps for low income and disabled persons)
Dignity in Work Program (SLUSM)
(provides financial assistance via 16 hours of $4./hour volunteeer work through local churches for those qualified)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(provides summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; also provides funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Medicaid Work Incentive Program
(contact medical worker)
801-538-7091
(registration allows persons w/ disabilities to earn and keep assets up to the $15,000 level.)
Murray United Way
(call United Way 328-0211)
(funds life-skills transition programs for special-needs persons)
# Rehabilitation Services, Office of (admin.) (State Board of Educ.)
250 E. 500 S. (Bill Yocam)
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(assists individuals with disabilities to obtain employment)
Travel-related
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#
Medicaid Information Hotline (Workforce Services)
140 E. 300 S. (1-800-662-9651)
SLC, Ut. 538-6155
(re: medical reimbursement and transportation for qualified low-income and medically eligible persons)
Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Work Program Assistance
LDS Welfare Program
751 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 240-7320
(a program to provide assistance via a local bishop for persons experiencing temporary financial needs, as well as worldwide charity)
Gang-Related Resources
# Davis County Gang Unit
546-8560
# Governor’s Guide to Gang Prevention and Intervention Program
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SLC, Ut. 538-1031
(also 325-5820)
Gang-Related Resources (Continued)
# Kids On The Block (Assistance League of Salt Lake City)
PO Box 9353
SLC, Ut. 484-3401
(provides disability, gang, divorce, LD and abuse-awareness puppet shows)
# Magic (Mobilize Against Gang-violence In Communities)
3600 S. 2700 W. #17D (Stacey Parker)
SLC, UT. 969-3342
(1-800-98-MAGIC, an advocacy and educational program for families affected by gang violence)
Not My Kid: Gang Prevention for Parents
(the Utah AG’s office and the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice provide a brochure and video re: gangs)
# Ogden Metro Gang Unit
Ogden, Ut. 629-8276
# Safe At Home Program (re: Gangs)
236 State Capitol
SLC, Ut. 538-1015
(1-800-AG4-INFO)
# Salt Lake Area Gang Project
315 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 799-GANG
(identifies street gangs & members, disrupt their continuing criminal presence, and divert associate members into more productive life)
# Salt Lake County Sheriff’s East Gang Unit
SLC, Ut. 272-5225
# Salt Lake County Sheriff’s West Gang Unit
SLC, Ut. 967-4402
Teen Clinic (UNI)
(call UNI –583-2500)
# Tooele Gang Unit
(a service program for pregnant teens)
Tooele, Ut. 882-5600
# USAAV Coordination Council (Utah Substance Abuse /Anti-Violence) 101 State Capitol (Susan)
SLC, Ut. 538-1031
(a commission of criminal and juvenile justice aimed at reducing substance use and abuse and curtail community violence)
# Utah County Gang Project
Ut. 370-8056
Utah Federation for Youth, Inc.
Gifted and Talented Children
Administration / Support
National Policy Action for Exceptional Children
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8522
(lobbys for exceptional children)
Utah Parent and Teacher Association for Gifted and Talented Children
(call Ut. St. Brd. of Ed.—538-7500)
(support group)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Materials
# Alphabet Station
1260 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-1862
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
at the local malls
SLC, Ut.
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
Game Keeper
Red Balloon
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(promotes materials and awareness re: the gifted)
Utah State Coordinator for Gifted and Talented Children
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Programs
EQUIP
(alternative program for bright, artistic children)
(Sally Lafferty)
SLC, Ut. 578-8285
(Salt Lake School District programs for the gifted)
Salt Lake School District: Horizons
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(see also School Districts, local)
# Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U) 1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
# Learning Tree Preschool, The (administration)
4540 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 266-3590
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
2340 S. 3655 W.
WVC, Ut. 974-5886
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
2857 W. 7800 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 255-3325
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
392 S. 3200 W.
WVC, Ut. 969-5849
(provides part day preschool services to regular and gifted children)
# Montessori Prechools
see local phone listings
under Preschools
(for sensorial-astute preschoolers; has academic focus)
Open Education Program
(call Rosslyn Heights Elem. See Sch. Directory)
(parent co-op school at Rosslynn Heights Elementary)
PACE (Participating Adults in Children’s Education)
1431 S. 900 W. (Mili Peters)
SLC, Ut. 328-7298
(an individualized and diverse educational co-op at Riley Elementary)
Realms of Inquiry
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-5911
(academic and high-challenge school for promising students)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
# Extended Learning Program (ELP)
(Call S L Sch. Dist. 578-8599)
# Gifted Programs
440 E. 1st S.
Group Homes and Temporary Housing for the Handicapped
(see also Residentials, and Semi-Residential and Halfway Homes)
Administration
Catalyst
(coordinates housing for mentally ill)
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
# Community Services Council, Salt Lake City
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(provides needed services to hungry, severely physically disabled, and the elderly in cooperation with other agencies)
# Utah Grils Village (Admin.)
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
Adolescent
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(transitional advocate shelter residence for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
Catalyst
(coordinates housing for mentally ill)
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Adolescent (Continued)
City View Boarding Home
(structured home for DD/MR employables)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
# Esperanza Para Manana
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics
# Hidden Hollow Care Center
261 W. 2000 S.
Orem, Ut. 225-2145
(residential for MR boys and men)
Housing for Persons with Cerebral Palsy
1660 W. 7620 S. and 3930 W. 7800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call United CP 266-1805)
(for CP and other handicapped; requires minimal care)
Janus
(transition home for young alcoholics, drug abusers, and delinquents)
Project TURN
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
Utah Youth Village (Group Homes)
(provide sex-specific therapy in a couple of group homes for youth)
# Western Property Management
215 W. 100 S. (Karen Pringle)
SLC, Ut. 328-1866
(provision of housing for special-needs persons)
Adult
Catalyst
(coordinates housing for mentally ill)
City View Boarding Home
(structured home for DD/MR employables)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
# Harmony House
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
# Hidden Hollow Care Center
261 W. 2000 S.
Orem, Ut. 225-2145
(residential for MR boys and men)
Housing for Persons with Cerebral Palsy
1660 W. 7620 S. and 3930 W. 7800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call United CP 266-1805)
(for CP and other handicapped; requires minimal care)
Maxwell House
(call MRAU or ARC of Utah 364-5060)
(housing for employable MR persons)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Project TURN
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
# Western Property Management
215 W. 100 S. (Karen Pringle)
SLC, Ut. 328-1866
(provision of housing for special-needs persons)
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Children
Catalyst
(coordinates housing for mentally ill)
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
# Hidden Hollow Care Center
261 W. 2000 S.
Orem, Ut. 225-2145
(residential for MR boys and men)
Housing for Persons with Cerebral Palsy
1660 W. 7620 S. and 3930 W. 7800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call United CP 266-1805)
(for CP and other handicapped; requires minimal care)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
Utah Youth Village
(provides sex-specific therapy in either of two group residential homes for qualifying youth)
# Western Property Management
215 W. 100 S. (Karen Pringle)
SLC, Ut. 328-1866
(provision of housing for special-needs persons)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
Headstart, local
(see also Preschools for Special-needs Children)
Regional Office of Headstart
1961 Stout St.
Bear River Headstart
Brigham City Headstart
Logan Headstart
Cedar City Administration Office SUSC
Cedar City Headstart SUSC
Escalante Headstart SUSC
Kanosh Headstart (Piute)
LaVerkin/Hurricane SUSC
Piute Tribal Headstart Office
Davis County Headstart
Bountiful
Bountiful
Ogden Headstart
Provo Headstart (administration)
BYU Headstart
Goshen Headstart
Heber Headstart
Mapleton Headstart
Mountainland Headstart
Orem Headstart
Payson Headstart
Pleasant Grove Headstart
Provo Headstart
Richfield (home base)
75 S. 4th W.
40 N. 1st E.
75 S. 4th W.
PO Box 587
PO Box 587
PO Box 587
PO Box 187
PO Box 587
600 N. 1st E.
120 W. 30th N.
695 N. 2nd W.
3rd E. 12th N.
3159 Grant (12 locations)
1688 W. 820 N.
Room 1510 SFLC BYU
10 N. Center
195 E. 2nd N.
120 W. Maple
264 W. 300 N.
665 W. 4th N.
333 E. 4th N.
210 W. State Rd.
1002 S. 11th W.
630 S. Highway 89
119
Denver, Co.
1-303-844-3106
Logan, Ut.
Brigham City, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Kanosh, Ut.
753-0951
723-3426
753-0951
586-7949
586-7949
826-4202
759-2669
635-2089
586-1112
774-7427
299-2008
299-2016
399-5800
375-7981
375-7981
375-7981
375-7981
375-7981
# 375-7981
375-7981
375-7981
375-7981
375-7981
527-3709
Cedar City, Ut.
Layton, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Goshen, Ut.
Heber City, Ut.
Mapleton, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Orem, Ut.
Payson, Ut.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Sevier, Ut.
Headstart, local (Continued)
Salt Lake Headstart (administration)
Central City Headstart
Granite Headstart
(Granite Headstart has
Matheson Headstart
SE Utah CAP Headstart
Castledale Headstart
Ferron (home base)
Green River (home base)
Moab Headstart
Monticello Headstart
UNDC Headstart (administration)
(under UNDC are home-base
Toda, Mexican Hat, Halchita
White Mesa Headstart
Ute Tribal Headstart
764 S. 2nd W.
6th S. 3rd E.
3450 Oakview Drive
7 locations also serving
1240 American Beauty Drive
Industrial Park Boulevard
PO Box 850
PO Box 76
288 E. 1st N.
Home base through
PO Box 827
headstarts in
Montezuma Creek,
PO Box 340
PO Box 265
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Murray and Jordan
SLC, Ut.
Wellington., Ut.
Castledale, Ut.
Ferron, Ut.
Green River, Ut.
Moab, Ut.
White Mesa office
Blanding, Ut.
Blanding Center, Bluff, Ut.
Monument Valley,
Blanding, Ut.
Fort Duschesne, Ut.
359-2444
359-8749
272-8831
Districts
578-8173
637-4960
381-2693
384-2930
564-3235
259-8414
678-3397
678-2287
and Shiprock
678-3397
722 -4506
Others:
Centro de la Familia of Utah
East Millcreek Elementary
Headstart (admin. Via Central City CAP)
Kids on the Move, Inc.
320 W. 200 S. # 300-B
3761 S. 1100 E.
764 S. 2nd W.
475 W. 260 N.
(Marie Green)
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Orem, Ut.
521-4473
263-6125
359-2444
221-9930
SLC, Ut.
538-6113
Logan, Ut.
Tremonton, Ut.
Brigham City, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
Park Valley, Ut.
Randolph, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
Ephraim, Ut.
Nephi, Ut.
Fillmore, Ut.
Delta, Ut.
Junction, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
Manti, Ut.
Loa, Ut.
Farmington, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Clearfield, Ut.
Layton, Ut.
#752-3730
257-3318
734-0845
752-3730
871-4411
793-2445
#896-5451
283-4021
623-0696
743-5723
864-3612
577-2521
896-5451
462-2449
835- 2231
836-2671
#451-3340
Health Departments, local
Local Health Services (administration)
288 N. 1460 W.
Bear River Health Department
655 E. 1300 N.
125 S. 1st W.
817 W. 950 S.
655 E. 1300 N.
P. O. Box 57
20 S. Main
70 West View Dr.
Snow College
146 N. Main
55 S. 400 W.
428 E. Topaz Boulevard #D
Co. Courthouse, P. O. Box 40
West View Dr.
20 S. 100 W. #30
40 W. 200 N.
Co. Courthouse, 18 S. Main
Courthouse 50 E. State
Five Points Mall 1650 S. Main
290 S. State
360 S. Fort Lane #110
Box Elder County
Brigham City Unit
Cache County
Park Valley Unit
Rich County
Central Utah Public Health Department
Ephraim Unit
Juab County
Millard County (East)
Millard County (West)
Piute County
Sevier County
Sanpete County (North)
Sanpete County (South)
Wayne County
Davis County Health Department
Bountiful
Clearfield Unit
Layton
120
773-1358
Health Departments, local (Continued)
Salt Lake Valley Health Department
Ellis R. Shipp
Kearns Unit
Magna
Midvale Unit
Rose Park
South Main
Southeastern Utah Health Department
Carbon County
Emery County
Grand County
Monticello Unit
San Juan County
Southwest Utah Public Health Dept.
Beaver County
Escalante Unit
Garfield County
Hildale Unit
Hurricane Unit
Iron County
Kane County
Laverkin Unit
Milford Unit
Washington County
Summit County Health Department
Kamas Unit
Park City Unit
Tooele County Health Department
Tri-County Health Department
Manila, Ut.
Duschesne County
Indian Health Unit
Uintah Basin Children’s Dental Clinic
Uintah County
Utah County Health Department
Provo Unit
Wasatch County Health Department
Weber-Morgan County Health Dept.
Morgan Unit
2001 S. 2nd State #S-2500
4535 S. 5600 W.
4115 W. 5295 S
8207 W. 3500 S.
8446 S. Harrison
55 N. Redwood Rd.
3195 S. Main
28 S. 100 E.
28 S. 100 E.
45 E. 100 S.
471 S. Main #4
PO Box 127
588 N. 200 E.
285 W. Tabernacle
380 E. 100 N.
210 W. Main
609 N. Main
320 E. Newell Ave.
25 S. Main
88 E. Fiddlers Canyon Rd. #4
245 S. 200 E.
725 N. State
21 W. 500 S.
285 W. Tabernacle
Courthouse
280 E. Center
PO Box 680166
47 S. Main St.
147 E. Main
S.L.C., Ut.
WVC, Ut.
S.L.C., Ut.
Magna, Ut.
Midvale, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Price, Ut.
Price, Ut.
Castle Dale, Ut.
Moab, Ut.
Monticello, Ut.
Blanding, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
Beaver, Ut.
Escalante, Ut.
Panguitch, Ut.
Hildale, Ut.
Hurricane, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Kanab, Ut.
Laverkin, Ut.
Milford, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
Coalville, Ut.
Kamas, Ut.
Park City, Ut.
Tooele, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
34 S. 200 E.
734 North Center
Indian Health Center
198 W. 200 N.
147 E. Main
589 S. State
589 S. State
55 W. Center
2570 Grant Ave.
Courthouse
Roosevelt, Ut.
Duschesne, Ut.
Roosevelt, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Heber, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Morgan, Ut.
#468-2738
967-4443
969-7208
250-9682
255-7114
322-0502
464-8900
#637-3671
637-3671
381-2252
259-5602
587-2021
678-2723
#673-3528
438-2482
826-4397
676-8800
874-2469
635-4458
586-2437
644-2537
635-4458
387-2671
673-3528
#649-9072
783-4374
783-4374
#435-843-2310
#781-5475
784-3494
722-5085
738-2202
722-2241
781-0875
781-4575
#370-8795
370-8700
#654-2700
#399-8164
829-682 x 45
Higher Education for Special-needs Persons
(see also Career Development, Training and Employment Resources)
Academic
# Accessibility Services Department (UVSC)
800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 863-8000 ext. 8747 ext. 8404
( provides accommodative services to college students with documented disabilities in offering equal education opportunities)
# Center for Disabled Students (WSU)
3750 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-0934
(advocacy for LD and physically disabled)
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Academic (Continued)
# Center for Disabilities Services (U of U) 200 S. Central Campus Dr. 162 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
(provides services for university-afilliated persons with disabilities, contact Olga Nadeau)
# Salt Lake Community College (Disability Resource Center)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
# Salt Lake Community College So. Campus (Disability Res. Center)
1575 S. State St. (Angelene or Tulena)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facilitates the higher education of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated)
Student Services for Handicapped (SLCC)
4600 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 967-4179
(Salt Lake Community College support services for special-needs students)
* Student Support Services (U of U)
2075 Annex
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(multi-service and advocacy funding for college students)
University Bound Learning Disabled Student Transition Project
160 Union Building (U of U)
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
(college preparation for LD students)
University of Utah Student Services for Handicapped (U of U)
SLC, Ut.
(advocacy for handicapped students)
Upward Bound (U of U)
1003 Annex Building
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(educational support for promising disadvantaged HS students)
# Upward Bound Program (WSU)
3201 University Circle (Dave or Pat) Ogden, Ut. 626-6798
(a college-bound H S program for students from low income families who would be first generation college attenders)
Utah Scholarship Foundation for the Deaf
514 S. 2325 W. (Barb Bass)
Roy, Ut.
(funds for higher education for the deaf)
# Utah Valley State College (UVSC)
1800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 222-8000
(includes adaptive high-activity-recreation activities and tours to inclusive of special-needs persons)
Administrative
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services
2964 W. 4700 S. #102
SLC, Ut. 957-8200
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 238-4560
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services
2984 N. 400 W.
Layton. Ut. 776-5951
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services
5020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 267-5600
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services
161 N. Main St.
Tooele, Ut. 882-1086
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
40 N. 100 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-9449
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Higher Education And The Handicapped (HEATH)
1 DuPont Circle #800
Wash., D.C. 1-800-54-HEATH
(national clearinghouse and financial assistance for post secondary education for individuals with disabilities)
Support
BYU Disability Center (Counseling Center)
Provo, Ut. 422-3035
(provides equipment neccessary for handicapped)
# Disability Resource Center (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-2444
(concerned with top-level service and technical assistance for independence and integration of DD persons into the community)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
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Vocational
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
2964 W. 4700 S. #102
SLC, Ut. 957-8200
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 238-4560
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
2984 N. 400 W.
Layton. Ut. 776-5951
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
5020 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 267-5600
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
161 N. Main St.
Tooele, Ut. 882-1086
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
40 N. 100 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-9449
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
1040 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 957-3283
(work-adjustment training for behaviorally-handicapped)
Defense Depot
Ogden, Ut. 399-7711
(DD/MR recruitment and placement)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
# Division of Rehabilitation Services
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
# Salt Lake Community College Skill Center
Selective Placement Program
Office Civil Personnel
Selective Vocational Services
(includes Culinary Arts Training at the "U")
Special Vocational Services
180 E. 2100 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 466-2127
(U of U food handling training for handicapped)
Utah State Division of Vocational Education
(call DRS—538-7530)
(training service for secondary and above)
Hispanic Resources
(See also Intercultural Resources for Special-needs Persons,
And Refugee/Immigration Resources)
Advocacy
# Asociacion Latino Americana de Utah
1900 Berkeley St. (Jorge Arce-Larretta)
SLC, Ut. 467-6355
# Centro de la Familia of Utah (1-800-621-5322)
3780 S. West Temple (Marie Green) SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(5-site Hisp. self-suff.prog. includes crime reparation, info-ref., drug prev., teen-father, mother–daughter & migrant headstart progs.)
# Hispanic Affairs, The State Office of
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8634
(maintains a comprehensive and diverse directory of Hispanic organizations and publications)
Hispanic Bar, Utah State
(call Centro de la Familia 521-4473 or Industrial Commision)
# La Raza, Utah Coalition of
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 972-1888
(provides a collective, unified voice of advocacy for an improved quality of life for the Hispanic community)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
Proctor Program
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
# SLCC Admissions Multi-Cultural Affairs
4600 S. Redwood Rd. (Charlotte Starks) SLC, Ut. 9557-4592
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# SLCC Diversity and Equal Opportunity
4600 S. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 957-4561
Hispanic Resources (Continued)
Advocacy (Continued)
# SLCC RAZA Hispanic Unida
4600 S. Redwood Rd. (Sonia Parker)
SLC, Ut. 657-4446
# U of U Center for Ethnic Student Affairs
318 Union Bldg.
SLC, Ut. 581-8151
(Augustine Trujillo)
Utah Hispanic Association
see Centro de la Familia of Ut.—521-4473 or 973-8272)
Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
#
Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Court-related
# Esperanza Para Manana
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor homes for at-risk Hispanics
116 University Circle Rm #SSC 150
Ogden, Ut. 626-7333
# Estudiantes Unidos Weber State University
(Jeff Simons)
Hispanic Bar, Utah State
(call Centro de la Familia 521-4473 or Industrial Commision)
Lesue Weekly Spanish Legal Workshop (Maeser Elementary)
500 E. 150 S. (Tuesdays from 6:00 p.m.) Provo, Ut.
(free legal consultation re: divorce, custody, protective orders, tenant/landlord issues, etc.)
# Multi-Cultural Legal Center
1588 S. Major St. #100
SLC, Ut. 467-6060 ext. 214
(a legal system which ensures equal justice for all racial and ethnic minorities)
# U of U Center for Ethnic Student Affairs
318 Union Bldg. (Augustine Trujillo)
SLC, Ut. 581-8151
Utah Hispanic Association
(see Centro de la Familia of Ut.—521-4473 or 973-8272)
Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
# U of U Minority Law Caucus
101 College of Law (Donald Kenney)
SLC, Ut. 581-6833
Services
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
BYU Multi-Cultural Student Services
199 ELWC (Leana Brown)
Provo, Ut. 422-3065
# Centro de la Familia of Utah
320 W. 200 S. # 300 -B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(7-site Hispanic self-sufficiency program to include crime reparation, teen father, mother–daughter and migrant headstart programs)
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
431 S. 300 E. #110
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
# Esperanza Para Manana
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor homes for at-risk Hispanics
# Guadelupe Center and School
340 S. Goshen St.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(educational alternative for non-English-speaking persons)
# Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
# Headstart, Migrant (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
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# Hispanic Youth Leadership Institute (Centro de la Familia)
3780 S. W. Temple
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
Hispanic Resources (Continued)
Services (Continued)
Mental Health, Spanish Speaking (SVMH)
# New Hope Refugee Friendship Center
(ML 28 May’99)
# Nueva Dia (New Day) (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
SOCIO
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(authorized to be provided at all Salt Lake Valley Mental Health units)
1102 W. 400 N.
SLC, Ut. 363-4955
3780 S. W. Temple (Marla)
SLC, Ut. 521-4475
(self-sufficiency, career development and safe parent training for mothers)
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 972-1027
(Hispanic service and recruitment for low-income unemployed)
Utah Farm Workers Health Program
(provides primary health care to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
12 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-1638
(multi-services for low-income and migrant populations)
# Voluntary Improvement Program (at Guadelupe Schools)
29 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(volunteer English tutoring at Guadelupe Center)
Utah Rural Development Corporation
Support
# Asociacion Latino Americana de Utah
1900 Berkeley St. (Jorge Arce-Larretta)
SLC, Ut. 467-6355
# BYU International Center
1351 Wilkonson Center (Enoc Flores) Provo, Ut. 422-2695
# Centro de la Familia of Utah
320 W. 200 S. # 300 -B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(7-site Hispanic self-sufficiency program to include crime reparation, teen-father, mother–daughter and migrant headstart programs)
# English As A Second Language (ESL)
see Individual
School Districts, local
(
)
# La Raza, Utah Coalition of
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 972-1888
(provides a collective, unified voice of advocacy for an improved quality of life for the Hispanic community)
# Office of Hispanic Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8634
(provides a state directory and coordination for Hispanic organizations, services and brochures)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
* Projecto Adelante
3780 S. W. Tem ple
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
* Projecto Salud
3780 S. W. Tem ple
# SALSA
P.O. Box 27918
(Strength Among Latin Student Activities)
# U of U Center for Ethnic Student Affairs
318 Union Bldg.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
Provo, Ut. 378-5835
(Augustine Trujillo)
SLC, Ut. 581-8151
Utah Hispanic Association
(see Centro de la Familia of Ut.—521-4473 or 973-8272)
Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
# UVSC Development Office for Minority Students
800 W. 1200 S. BU-146 (Chuck Foster) Orem, Ut. 222-8143
# Voluntary Improvement Program (at Guadelupe Schools)
29 N. 600 W.
125
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(volunteer English tutoring at Guadelupe Center)
Hospitals
Utah Hospital Association
515 S. 7th E. #2-F
SLC, Ut.
364-1515
Allen Memorial Hospital
Alta View Hospital
American Fork Hospital
Ashley Valley Medical Center
Bear River Valley Hospital
Beaver Valley Hospital
Benchmark Regional Hospital
Brigham City Comm. Hospital
Castleview Hospital
Central Valley Medical Center
Charter Canyon Hospital
Charter Summit Hospital
Cottonwood Hospital
Delta Community Medical Center
Dixie Medical Center
Doxey Hatch Medical Center
Duschesne County Hospital
Fillmore Medical Center
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Gunnison Valley Hospital
Highland Ridge Hospital
Hill Hospital
Holy Cross Jordan Valley Hospital
HSA Riverwood Hospital
Humana Hospital-Davis North
Kane County Hospital
L.D.S. Hospital
Lakeview Hospital
Logan Regional Hospital
McKay-Dee Hospital Center
Monument Valley Hospital
Mountain View Hospital
Night Time Pediatrics
Olympus View Hospital
Orem Community Hospital
Pioneer Valley Hospital
Primary Chldren’s Medical Center
Rivendell Hospital
Rocky Mountain Medical Center
Salt Lake Regional Medical Center
Salt Lake Surgical Center
San Juan County Hospital
Sanpete Valley Hospital
Sevier Valley Hospital
Shriner's Hospital for Children, International
South Davis Community Care Center
St. Benedict’s ACT Center
St. Benedict's Hospital
St. Mark's Hospital
Tooele Valley Hospital
719 W. 4th N.
9660 S. 13th E.
170 N. 11th E.
151 W. 2nd N.
440 W. 5th N.
85 N. 4th E.
592 W. 1350 S.
950 S. 5th W.
3rd N. Hospital Drive
549 N. 4th E.
1350 E. 750 N.
175 W. 72nd S.
5770 S. 3rd E.
P. O. Box 609
544 S. 4th E.
1255 E. 39th S.
250 W. 3rd N.
674 S. Highway 99
200 N. 4th E.
64 E. 1st N.
4578 Highland Drive
Hill Air Force
3580 W.90th S.
1067 N. 5th W.
1600 W. Antelope Drive
171 W. 3rd N.
325 8th Ave.
630 E. Medical Drive
1400 N. 5th E.
4401 Harrison Ave.
PO Box 4
1000 E. Highway 6
201 E. 59th S.
1430 E. 4500 S.
465 W. 4th N.
3460 S. 4155 W.
100 N. Medical Drive
5899 W. River Drive
State St.
1050 E. 1st S.
617 E. 39th S.
364 W. 1st N.
1100 S. Medical Drive
1100 N. Main
Fairfax and Virginia St.
401 S. 4th E.
1255 E. 39th S.
5475 S. 5th E.
1200 E. 39th S.
211 S. 1st E
Moab, Ut.
Sandy, Ut.
American Fork, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
Tremonton, Ut.
Beaver, Ut.
Woodscross, Ut.
Brigham City, Ut.
Price, Ut
Nephi, Ut.
Orem, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Murray, Ut.
Delta, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Roosevelt, Ut.
Fillmore, Ut.
Panguitch, Ut.
Gunnison, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
HAFB Base, Ut.
West Jordan, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Layton, Ut.
Kanab, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Mon, Valley, Ut.
Payson, Ut.
Murray, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Orem, Ut.
WVC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
W. Jordan, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Monticello, Ut.
Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Tooele, Ut.
259-7191
572-2600
756-6001
789-3342
257-7441
438-2416
298-2844
734-9471
637-4800
623-1242
225-2800
561-8181
314-5300
864-2773
673-9681
262-3401
722-4691
743-5591
676-8811
528-7246
272-9851
777-1411
561-8888
377-4017
825-9561
644-5811
321-1100
292-6231
752-2050
627-2800
727-3241
465-9201
266-6483
272-8000
224-4080
964-3100
588-2000
561-3377
126
350-4111
261-3141
587-2116
462-2441
896-8271
536-3500
295-2361
263-1300
479-2111
# 268-7111
882-1697
University of Utah Medical Center
University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute
50 N. Medical Drive
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
581-2121
583-2500
Provo, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Heber, Ut.
Roy, Ut.
586-6587
582-1565
262-6199
654-2500
825-9731
Hospitals (Continued)
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center
Veteran's Hospital
Wasatch Canyons Hospital
Wasatch County Hospital
Weber Memorial Care Center
595 S.75 E.
500 Foothill Drive
5770 S. 15th W.
55 S 5th E.
27th W. 56th S.
Housing, Hospital-Visit Related
(Salt Lake low or economy rates, usually arranged through a hospital social worker)
Austin Hall
Avenues, The
Carlton Hotel
Covered Wagon
Desert Inn
Econo Lodge
El Rancho
Eller Bed and Breakfast
Flying "J" Motel
Imperial 400
Lake City Motel
Little America
Motel Six
Motel Six
Nendel's Motor Inn
Palace Motel
Perry Hotel
Quality Inn
Radisson Hotel
Ramada Inn
Residence Inn
Ronald McDonald House
Royal Executive Inn
Scenic Motel
Scotty's Motel
Shadow Ridge Hotel
Shilo Inn
Skyline Inn
Super 8 Motel
Commercial
Phones
East Campus, U of U
107 N. “F” St.
140 E. S. Temple
230 W. N. Temple
50 W. 5th S.
715 W. N. Temple
5203 S. State
164 S. 9th E.
715 W. N. Temple
476 S. State
925 E. 4th S.
500 S. Main
176 W. 6th S.
1900 W. N. Temple
2080 W. N. Temple
210 W. N. Temple
110 W. 3rd S.
154 W. 6th S.
161 W. 6th S.
230 W. 6th S.
765 E. 4th S.
935 E. So. Temple
121 N. 3rd W.
1345 Foothill
754 W. N. Temple
50 Shadow Ridge St.
206 S. W. Temple
2475 E. 17th S
616 S. 2 nd W.
581-6331
363-8137
355-3418
533-9100
532-2900
363-0062
266-3551
533-8184
363-0062
533-9300
535-8239
363-9928
531-1251
364-1053
355-0088
521-4400
521-4300
521-2930
532-1407
364-5200
532-5511
363-4663
521-3450
582-1527
531-7300
355-7071
521-9500
582-5350
534-0808
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Housing, Temporary, Emergency and Other
Adult/ General Housing
# Crisis Intervention Center (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(crisis and housing intervention for adults)
554 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-6950
(secures low-interest home-loan rates for first-time home buyers)
# Utah Housing Finance Agency
Disability-related
# Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
Housing for Cerebral Palsy
1660 W. 7620 S. and
3930 W. 7800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call United CP 266-1805)
(for CP and other handicapped; requires minimal care)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(provides summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; also provides funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Self Determination, Inc. (also Midge 688-4294)
2225 Murray Holladay Rd. (Shelly) Murray, Ut. 274-6058
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
# Triton Investments
448 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-1695
(property management to include apartments for disabled person with live-in managers)
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# Western Property Management
215 W. 100 S. (Karen Pringle)
SLC, Ut. 328-1866
(provision of housing for special-needs persons)
Education-related Housing
# Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
#
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
#
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
# Self Determination, Inc. (also Midge 688-4294)
2225 Murray Holladay Rd. (Shelly) Murray, Ut. 274-6058
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
Emergency/ Abuse-related
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(high-tisk pregnancy advocacy, 3-day crisis home)
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Christmas Box House, International
236 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-8681
(aims to provide comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & negl. children removed from their family environment)
# Crisis Intervention Center (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(crisis and housing intervention for adults)
# Domestic Violence Program, The
538-4100
(call Catholic Community Services 977-9119) (temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
# Emergency Receiving Homes (Shelter Homes)
see local
DCFS office
(DCFS-monitored shelter homes for abused)
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Housing, Temporary, Emergency and Other (Continued)
Emergency/ Abuse-related (Continued)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# Huntsman Kathleen Robinson Apartments
338 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 534-1211
(shelter housing for families involved in imminent abuse)
# LifeStart Village (The Family Support Centers)
8221 S. Allen St.
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
a protective transition and permanent housing for single women with young children in SLC, regardless of ability to pay)
Marillac House
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9185
(temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
# Rescue Haven
1165 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 521-5925
(provides emergency assistance to include shelter, meals and clothing for women and children in the shelter)
# Rescue Mission
463 S. 400 W.
(Ed)
SLC, Ut. 355-1302
(provides emergency food, clothing, housing, spiritual encouragement, and an employment list for homeless men)
# Salt Lake County Children’s Shelter
3999 S. Main St. #N2
Murray, Ut. 269-0518
(provides temporary shelter for children 0-17 in protective custody in cases of abuse or neglect)
South Valley Sanctuary (see Marillac House or Family Support Center)
(a sheleter for abused women)
Suicide Prevention Crisis Center
6856 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 84047 566-2455
(crisis line, and short-term adult-crisis stay)
# Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
Foster-related
# Christmas Box House, International
236 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-8681
(aims to provide comprehensive child welfare & volunteer services for abused & negl. children removed from their family environment)
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
# Salt Lake County Children’s Shelter
3999 S. Main St. #N2
Murray, Ut. 269-0518
(provides temporary shelter for children 0-17 in protective custody in cases of abuse or neglect)
Housing Advocacy/ Funding/ Rental Information
# Community Action Program (administration)
#
Central City
#
Magna
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(low-income financial, food, employment, housing advocacy and adaptive summer day camps)
3041 S. 8560 W.
Magna, Ut. 250-6414
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
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#
Mountain Lands
257 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 373-8200
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
Housing, Temporary, Emergency and Other (Continued)
Housing Advocacy/ Funding/ Rental Information
#
Northwest
1300 W. 300 N. (Alice)
SLC, Ut. 359-8741
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
#
Ogden CAP
2411 Kiesel Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9281
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
#
Redwood
3060 Lester St.
WVC, Ut. 972-6661
(low-income financial, employment, food and housing advocacy)
#
South County
8446 S. Harrison (3rd W.)
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
#
South Salt Lake
4392 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 313-0337
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
#
Tooele
270 Maple Street
Tooele, Ut. 435-882-1278
(low-income financial, food, employment and housing advocacy)
# Community Development Division Housing Program
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8723
(provides organizational funds for housing rehabilitation, acquisition of affordable housing, and oversees the state’s homeless programs)
# Crossroads Urban Center
347 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-7765
(minimal food, clothing and financial assistance for those in need)
# Disabled Rights Action Committee (DRAC)
3565 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 484-9314
(empower and assure the rights of people with disabilities, i.e. health care, public benefits, housing, human rights, barrier removal, etc.)
# Geneva Village Apartments
7050 S. 1300 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 255-8941
(HUD provides two thirds subsidy for apartments for qualifying clients; also wheelchair accessible)
# Good Samaritan Program (Cathedral of the Madeline)
331 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-8941
(provides advocacy for emergency services for the homeless to include medication and short-term motel expenses)
# Housing Outreach Rental Program (HORP)
764 S. 200 W. (Sharon Abegglen)
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(provides a rental/relocation service for low-income families in the Salt Lake and Tooele Counties)
# Industrial Commission of Utah ( Hispanic Bar) (Labor Commission)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(assures safe, healthy, fair and non-discriminatory work environments, fair housing practice, and general welfare of state employees)
# Inter-faith Hospitality
802 W. 800 S. and 255 W. 1300 S.
SLC, Ut. 463-4953
(temporary housing in church building rooms during evenings)
# Jedi Women
352 S. Denver St. #260
SLC, Ut. 364-8562
(improve lives of low-income women & fam. through access to health care, affordable housing, decent jobs, training and child care)
Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
# LDS Bishop Location Service
SLC, Ut. 240-3500
(given the address of a person, can provide the Ward name, the ward bishop’s name and his phone number)
* Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-service programs for low-income and handicapped includes adaptive summer camps from 7 am to 6 pm)
# Triton Investments
448 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-1695
(property management to include apartments for disabled person with live-in managers)
Housing Rehabilitation
# Community Development Division Housing Program
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8723
(provides organizational funds for housing rehabilitation, acquisition of affordable housing, and oversees the state’s homeless programs)
Housing Rehabilitation
(call Habitat for Humanity 974-5810)
(provides home modifications for special-needs persons)
# Rural Economic and Community Development
88 W. 100 N.
Provo, Ut. 377-5575
(provides low-cost housing loans to qualified low-income families. Also provides home repair assistance to the elderly)
Low Income /Homeless/ Migrant Housing
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Community Development Division Housing Program
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8723
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(provides organizational funds for housing rehabilitation, acquisition of affordable housing, and oversees the state’s homeless programs)
Housing, Temporary, Emergency and Other (Continued)
Low Income /Homeless/ Migrant Housing (Continued)
# Good Samaritan Program (Cathedral of the Madeline)
331 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-8941
(provides advocacy for emergency services for the homeless to include medication and short-term motel expenses)
# Habitat for Humanity, Salt Lake Valley
716 E. 4500 S.716 E. 4500 S. (Yasamina)
SLC, Ut. 263-0136
(provides homes built by volunteers 15 yrs and up for low-income families with financial assistance of local financial contributions)
# Housing Authority of Salt Lake City
1776 S. West Temple (Terry)
SLC, Ut. 487-2161
(provides rent subsidy to low-income, elderly and disabled individuals and families)
# Housing Outreach Rental Program (HORP)
764 S. 200 W. (Sharon Abegglen)
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(provides a rental/relocation service for low-income families in the Salt Lake and Tooele Counties)
# Inter-faith Hospitality
802 W. 800 S. and 255 W. 1300 S.
SLC, Ut. 463-4953
(temporary housing in church building rooms during evenings)
# Jedi Women
352 S. Denver St. #260
SLC, Ut. 364-8562
(improve lives of low-income women & fam. through access to health care, affordable housing, decent jobs, training and child care)
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
# LifeStart Village (The Family Support Centers)
8221 S. Allen St.
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
a protective transition and permanent housing for single women with young children in SLC, regardless of ability to pay)
Marillac House
(temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
* Provo City Housing
2570 W. 1700 S.
650 W. 100 N.
SLC, Ut. 977-9185
Provo, Ut. 379-6065
# Rescue Mission
463 S. 400 W.
(Ed)
SLC, Ut. 355-1302
(provides emergency food, clothing, housing, spiritual encouragement, and an employment list for homeless men)
# Road Home, The
210 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(519-9347, emergency assistance re: homelessness, transitiond independent living)
# Rural Economic and Community Development
88 W. 100 N.
Provo, Ut. 377-5575
(provides low-cost housing loans to qualified low-income families. Also provides home repair assistance to the elderly)
# Salt Lake City Housing Authority (CED)
1776 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 487-2161
(advocacy for safe, clean low-income housing for low-income persons)
# Salt Lake County Housing Authority (CED)
3595 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 284-4400
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
# Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services (Youth Works Services)
622 W. 500 N. (Bruce, and Iyanna Muna) SLC, Ut. 539-1590
(offers summer and fall jobs for at-risk citizen students 14-18 yr olds in house remodeling for low income home owners)
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
* St. Ann’s Center (homeless shelter)
137 W. Binford
Ogden, Ut. 621-5036
# Store Front
550 W. 700 S. (Mark)
SLC, Ut. 537-7537
(casual introduction to housing, MH and meds around coffee and donuts for homeless persons hesitant regarding agencies)
# Transitional Housing
455 E. 400 S. #302
SLC, Ut. 355-1528
# Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Utah Association of Local Government
Utah Rural Development Corporation
# West Valley City Housing Authority
(provides deposit and/or rental assistance to prevent eviction for eligible persons)
12 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-1638
(multi-services for low-income and migrants)
3600 Constitution Boulevard
WVC, Ut. 963-3320
(advocacy and funding distribution for safe, clean and sanitary housing for low-income persons)
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Pregnancy-related/ Single-mom Shelters
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(high-tisk pregnancy advocacy, 3-day crisis home)
# Jedi Women
352 S. Denver St. #260
SLC, Ut. 364-8562
(improve lives of low-income women & fam. through access to health care, affordable housing, decent jobs, training and child care)
# LifeStart Village (The Family Support Centers)
8221 S. Allen St.
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
a protective transition and permanent housing for single women with young children in SLC, regardless of ability to pay)
# Rescue Haven
1165 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 521-5925
(provides emergency assistance to include shelter, meals and clothing for women and children in the shelter)
Pregnancy-related/ Single-mom Shelters
South Valley Sanctuary (see Marillac House or Family Support Center)
(a sheleter for abused women)
# Teen Moms and Kids (sponsored by New Start Foundation)
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
Substance Abuse-related
# Volunteers of America
455 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-9414
(provides a detox center, day treatment, housing and employment services for rehabilitating substance abusers and homeless persons)
Human Services, Department of
Utah State Office
American Fork
Beaver District 5
Bicknell Team 4
Blanding and Bluff District 7-B
Bountiful
Brigham District
Castle Dale
Cedar City District
Clearfield
Davis District 2-C
Delta Team 3
Duschesne District
Emery County Office
Fillmore Team 3
Garden City Office
Heber City District 3
Junction Team 4
Kamas
Kanab District 5
Loa
120 N. 2nd W.
895 N. 900 E.
190 N. 1st E.
Wayne County Courthouse
522 N. 1st E.
470 E. Medical Dr.
1050 S. 5th W.
45 E. 1st S.
106 N. 1st E.
1350 E. 1450 S.
1350 E. 1450 S.
44 So. 350 E.
570 734 N. Center
45 E. 1st So.
20 E. 1st. N.
Garden City
188 N. Main
P.O. Box127
10 Main St.
310 So. 1st. E.
310 So. 1st. E.
132
SLC, Ut. 1-800-662-3722
American Fork, Ut.
Beaver, Ut.
Loa, Ut.
Blanding, Ut
Bountiful, Ut.
Brigham City, Ut.
Castle Dale, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Clearfield, Ut.
Clearfield, Ut.
Delta, Ut.
Duschesne, Ut.
Castledale, Ut.
Fillmore, Ut.
Garden City, Ut.
Heber City, Ut.
Junction, Ut.
Kamas, Ut.
Kanab, Ut.
Loa, Ut.
538-4171
763-4459
# 438-2280
836-2732
# 678-1491
295-4665
# 734-4075
381-2387
586-3841
# 776-7300
776-7300
# 864-2869
738-2494
# 381-4730
# 743-6611
946-2901
654-6500
577-2443
783-4321
644-5885
836-2406
Logan District
Logan APA Office
129 N. 1st. W.
95 W. 1st. So.
Logan, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
752-2511
753-3683
Human Services, Department of (Continued)
Manti Team 1
Moab District 7 A-3
Montezuma Creek
Monticello Office
Nephi District 4
Ogden District 2-A
Panguitch District
Park City District 3
Price District 7-A
Provo (DD/MR)
Provo District 3-A
Provo Family Support Office
Randolph Office
Richfield Distict 4-1
Roosevelt District 6-1
SL County District 2-B
Kearns District 2-K
Redwood Office
50 S. Main St. #5
1165 S. Highway 191 #1
Montezuma Creek Clinic
San Juan County Court PO 127
54 N. Main
2540 Washington Boulevard
665 N. Main
1764 Prospector #10
90 N. 1st. E.
245 W. 1st. N.
260 W. 3rd. N.
150 E. Center
Courthouse
201 E. 5th N.
855 E. 2nd N.
2835 S. Main
3888 W. 5400 S.
5735 S Redwood Road
Manti, Ut.
Moab, Ut.
Montezuma Creek, Ut.
Monticello, Ut.
Nephi, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Panguitch, Ut.
Park City, Ut.
Price, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Randolph, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
Roosevelt, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Kearns, Ut.
WVC, Ut.
SL County District 2-N
158 S. 2nd W.
SLC, Ut.
SL County District 2-S
SL County Singles and Seniors
SL County DSPD
SL County Protective Services
SL County (adults with disabilities)
SL County (child welfare)
SL Valley Adult Protective Services
SL Valley Handicapped Unit
St. George District 5
Tooele District 2-T
Tremonton Office
Vernal District 6-1
7292 S. State
13th S. State
665 E. 4500 S.
655 E. 4500 S.
168 N. 100 E.
47 S. Main
125 S. 1st W.
1052 W. Market Drive
Midvale, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
Tooele, Ut.
Tremonton, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
Weber-Morgan 2-A
385 24th St.
Ogden, Ut.
621-8270
Wendover Unit
PO Box 1180
Wendover, Ut.
665-2231
655 E. 45th S.
Hyperactivity
(see Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder)
Independent Living Resources
(see also Developmental Disability Resources, Group Homes and/or Housing for Special-needs
Persons, Medical Equipment, Self-help Organizations, Semi-residential and Halfway Homes, Shelter
Workshops, and Transitional Resources for Special-needs Persons)
Advocacy/ Information
133
835-6731
# 259-3720
651-3294
587-2016
623-1927
626-3300
676-8866
# 649-6018
# 636-2360
# 374-7005
# 374-7005
374-7800
793-2015
896-8476
722-4594
486-5400
964-7700
269-4700
524-9000
567-3800
468-0000
264-7620
264-7500
264-7620
264-7607
264-7669
264-7620
673-0265
833-7310
257-0123
789-5851
# American Lung Association of Utah
1930 S. 1100 E. (1-800-LUNG-USA)
SLC, Ut. 484-4456
(information on prevention, control, and self-care training re: lung disease; also conducts smoking cessation and asthmatic classes)
Independent Living Resources (Continued)
Advocacy/ Information
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
# Bethphage, Inc.
P.O. Box 2045
Provo, Ut. 371-0887
(DSPD-affiliated service on an individualized basis for adults 19-65 with DD, combining strengths and community supports)
# Client Assistance Program (Disability Law Center / CAP)
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 662-9080
(protects and advocates for legal rights of people who are clients or applicants of either Voc. Rehab. or Independent Living facilities)
Cooperative Extension Project for Handicapped
(coordinates information and activities re: special-needs persons)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD)
(Judy Rose)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DSBVI)
250 N. 1950 W. #B (Michelle Volger)
SLC, Ut. 323-4343
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
#
Ogden Services for the Blind
150 N. Washington Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 395-6322
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
#
Provo Services for the Blind
150 E. Center Street #3300
Provo, Ut. 374-7705
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
# Healthy Utah Network (Independent Living Center)
(Nicole)
Provo, Ut. 7411-8762
(0versees Homehealth Care programs)
Helen Keller Utah Affiliate Deaf-blind Project
(promotes independence and security for deaf-blind persons)
Independence Networking
268-9811
(call Self-Determination 268-9811)
(via Emily Curtis at New Hats, Inc.)
LIFE
(provides advocacy for self-sufficiency)
# Refugee Program Coordinator, State
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(oversees state refugee resettlement and self-sufficiency programs)
Tri-County Independent Living Center
Ogden, Ut. 866-734-5678
(Enhance independent living)
# Utah Independent Living Center, Inc.
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(advocates for independent living vs. residential re: various disabilities; includes 6 wk summer programs for youth 14-23)
Animal Assistance
# Canine Companions for Independence
174 Rancho del Oro Drive
Oceanside, Ca. 1-800-572-2275
(trains specially-bred dogs for assisting people with disabilities to live more independent lives)
Career-related
Development Center
435 S. Main St.
# Family Employment Program (FEP) (DWS)
Clearfield, Ut.
(employability training)
526-9675
Independent Living Rehabilitation Services
(Bill Yocam, State Board of Education)
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# Intermountain Handicapped Workers of Utah
34 W. Guest Ave.
SLC, Ut. 281-8868
Independent Living Resources (Continued)
Career-related(Continued)
# Nueva Dia (New Day) (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
310 E. 4500 S. #301 (Marla)
SLC, Ut. 521-4475
(self-sufficiency, career development and safe parent training for mothers)
# People Helping People
ksimmons@mentors4women.org
SLC, Ut. 583-4175
(a support helping women develop employability and independence, contact Kayleen Simmons)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
# Self Determination, Inc.
2225 Murray Holladay Rd.
Murray, Ut. 268-9811
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
Transitional Industrial Employment Project
2504 F Avenue
Ogden, Ut. 621-6595
(program at Weber Vocational Workshop faciliitates independent living)
Weber Vocational Workshop
2504 F Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-6595
(program facilitates independent living)
# Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
Funding
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD)
(Judy Rose)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for high-risk disabilities)
Murray United Way
(call United Way 328-0211)
(funds life-skills trainsition programs for special-needs persons)
Home Accommodations
# Assist, Inc.
# Healthy Utah Network (Independent Living Center)
218 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-7085
(facilitates construction of needed ramps for low income and disabled persons)
(Nicole)
Provo, Ut. 7411-8762
(0versees Homehealth Care programs)
Housing Rehabilitation
(call Habitat for Humanity 974-5810)
Redevelopment Agency, S.L.C.
(provides home modifications for special-needs persons)
285 W. North Temple #200
SLC, Ut. 328-3211
(home modifications for special-needs persons)
Housing
# Community Services Council, Salt Lake City
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(low-income services include housing for quadraplegia, and other needed serv. to hungry, severely phys. disabled, and the elderly)
Housing for Cerebral Palsy
1660 W. 7620 S. and
3930 W. 7800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call United CP 266-1805)
(for CP and other handicapped; requires minimal care)
# Housing Outreach Rental Program (HORP)
764 S. 200 W. (Sharon Abegglen)
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(provides a rental/relocation service for low-income families in the Salt Lake and Tooele Counties)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(provides summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; also provides funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Road Home, The
210 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(519-9347, emergency assistance re: homelessness, transitiond independent living)
# Rocky Mountain Home Care Management Office (administration) 350 E. 300 S. #110
Bountiful, Ut. 298-2266
(provides several long-term as well as independence-development intermediate care facilities to include persons with disabilities)
# Self Determination, Inc.
2225 Murray Holladay Rd.
Murray, Ut. 268-9811
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
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Housing (Continued)
Supervised Apartment Program
(independent living options for moderate DD/MR)
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
# Triton Investments
448 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-1695
(property management to include apartments for disabled person with live-in managers)
# TURN Community Services (administration)
359-8876
# Traveler’s Aid Society
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
In-Home Services
# Alternatives Program
(Stephanie Woody)
SLC, Ut. 468-2859
(provides in-home, personal services for persons 18 years and older as an alternative to an imminent nursing home placement)
# Community Nursing Services
6949 High Tech Drive
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(home health services for temporary homebound)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSH-sponsored multi-home support services)
# Healthy Utah Network (Independent Living Center)
(Nicole)
Provo, Ut. 7411-8762
(oversees Homehealth Care programs)
# Home Health Care Program (Granite Foundation0
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4199
(provides skilled home health care providers which serve as alternatives to a hospital or institutions for adults w/ phys. disabilities)
# Home Health Plus
2970 S. Main St. (David Britsch)
SLC, Ut. 486-5588
(in-home care for terminally-ill or life threatened patients, to include OT/PT and psych nurse specialists)
Residential Treatment
# Futures Through Choices
2510 Washington Blvd. #238 (Joel) Ogden, Ut. 394-9774
(grp homes for at-risk low-IQ youth via DYC, DSPD, & DCFS: therapy, anger mgt., prob-solving, compliance, commun. and living skills)
# Rocky Mountain Home Care Management Office (administration) 350 E. 300 S. #110
Bountiful, Ut. 298-2266
(provides several long-term as well as independence-development intermediate care facilities to include persons with disabilities)
Skills Training
# Baptist Concern Center
1235 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 972-5708
(non-discriminating service provided to anyone in need, such as food, diapers, life-skills training, tutoring and summer activities)
Bridges Project, The
2290 E. 4500 S. #170
SLC, Ut.
(identifies strategies for special-needs persons leading to independent living)
# Center for Young Adult Studies
2056 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 272-0896
(computer skills and independent living training for persons 16 and older with mild to moderate disabilities)
Central Utah Center for Independent Living
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
(Pete Nicholas)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training as an alternative to instititutionalization)
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Skills Training (Continued)
# Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DSBVI)
250 N. 1950 W. #B (Michelle Volger)
SLC, Ut. 323-4343
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
#
Ogden Services for the Blind
150 N. Washington Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 395-6322
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
#
Provo Services for the Blind
150 E. Center Street #3300
Provo, Ut. 374-7705
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(provides summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; also provides funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Independent Living Program (Utah State Office Of Rehabilitation)
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
# Intermountain Collaborative Transition Center (ICTC)
Fairfax and Virginia St. (Chris Furgeson) SLC, Ut. 536-3523
(individualized competency building in areas of independence and resourcefulness for youth ages 14-21 with disabilities)
# New Hats, Inc.
HC 64 Box 2509 (Emily Curtis) Castle Valley, Ut. 259-9400
(networks with family members of disabled in teaching self determination skills, and in developing curriculum locally and nationally)
# Nueva Dia (New Day) (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
3780 S. W. Temple (Marla)
SLC, Ut. 521-4475
(self-sufficiency, career development and safe parent training for mothers)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
* Self-Help for Hard of Hearing People
2761 E. 300 N.
Layton, Ut. 544-9753
Supported Parenting
(ph. Book)
Tri-County Independent Living Center
(support and training for special-needs parents of young children)
Ogden, Ut. 866-734-5678
(Enhance independent living)
# Utah Community Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(services include signing and independent living classes)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
# Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
Technology Assistance
# Disability Resource Center (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-2444
(concerned with top-level service and technical assistance for independence and integration of DD persons into the community)
Home Care Medical Equipment
(medical equipment rental and sales)
# Independent Living Center, Utah
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(provides summer home training and classes for youth ages 14-23; also provides funding for assistive technology and housing )
# Motion Control
2401 S. 1070 W. #B
SLC, Ut. 978-2622
(advanced prosthetic system includes myoelectric and body-powered equipment)
Tri-County Independent Living Center
Ogden, Ut. 866-734-5678
(Enhance independent living)
# Utah Assistive Technology Program
6588 Old Main Hill
Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-3824
(helps individuals access needed technology to gain independence and pursue opportunities to the fullest extent of their abilities)
# Utah Center for Assistive Technology (UCAT)
1595 W. 500 S. (Craig)
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(assistive devices to enhance the potential of disabled; includes a loan library)
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Transition Services
# Centro de la Familia of Utah (1-800-621-5322)
3780 S. West Temple (Marie Green) SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(5-site Hisp. self-suff.prog. includes crime reparation, info-ref., drug prev., teen-father, mother–daughter & migrant headstart progs.)
# Disability Resource Center (USU)
6800 Old Main Hill (Dr. Fifield) Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-2444
(concerned with top-level service and technical assistance for independence and integration of DD persons into the community)
# People Helping People
ksimmons@mentors4women.org
SLC, Ut. 583-4175
(a support helping women develop employability and independence, contact Kayleen Simmons)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
# Road Home, The
210 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(519-9347, emergency assistance re: homelessness, transitiond independent living)
# Self Suffiency Program (administration at Expo Mart)
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(transition from "welfare" to employment)
Transitional Industrial Employment Project
2504 F Avenue
Ogden, Ut. 621-6595
(program at Weber Vocational Workshop faciliitates independent living)
# Transitional Living Program (SL Community Services Council)
1025 S. 700 W. (Mary Beth)
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
# Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Transportation-related
# Caravan
Moab 259-9162 (Patsy Hough)
Price, Ut. 1-800-250-4022
(provides medical transportation for qualified persons in Southeastern Utah, adding independence and valued human contact)
* Motor Vehicle Division
210 N. 1950 W.
SLC, Ut. 297-3510
Indian Resources, Native American
# English as a Second Language (ESL)
see Individual
School Districts, local
(
)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
#
320 S. 500 E.
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Indian Employment Center
21 Kelsey Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-9490
(ML 30 Sep 99)
(employment services for Native Americans)
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# Indian Training and Education Center
1865 S. Main St. #1
SLC, Ut. 484-4447 ext 113
(receives and makes available job listings throughout the state for Native Americans. Website: www.dced.state.ut.us/Indian)
# Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(all ethnic center providing food, dietetics, MH & crisis interven., info & referrals, & Comm. Health Center coupons to low-income persons)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
# Northwest Dental Clinic
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5756
(urban American Indian multi-services includes dental)
# Tse Bitai Exceptional School
(Techachi Hank)
505-368-2096
(Native American group home for autistic and other special-needs children)
United Tribes Service Center
21 Kelsey Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-9490
(employment assistance for Native Americans)
Urban Indian Support Services
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
Ute Indian Tribe
(call Indian Walk-in Center—486-4877)
(multi social service facility for Native American populations)
Information and Referral Resources
(see also Advocate Organizations, Special-needs Awareness and Support Groups)
Advocacy/ Public Awareness/Administrative
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(advocates for unborn in high-risk pregnancies)
# Disabled Rights Action Committee (DRAC)
3565 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 484-9314
(empower and assure the rights of people with disabilities, i.e. health care, public benefits, housing, human rights, barrier removal, etc.)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities
533-4128
(responsible for planning, monitoring, evaluating and advocating on behalf of the developmentally disabled)
# Grand Families (Children’s Service Society)
124 S. 400 E. #400 (Beth Beck)
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(prog. for grandparents & others raising relative children; prov. a suppt. grp., info classes, advocacy, & help w/ community resources)
# League of Women Voters
3804 S. Highland Drive # 8-D
SLC, Ut. 272-8683
(provides adult voter service re: elections, candidates, studying of public issues, and lobby advocation for policy change)
Mainstream on Call
(see Cal)
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
# Murray Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
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# Utah Governor’s Council for Persons with Disabilities
555 E. 300 S. #201
SLC, Ut. 533-4128
(info and referral, leadership training, and community inclusion advocacy for people with disabilities and their families)
# Utah Health Policy Commission
538-9407
#
Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Wheel Power, Inc.
(consists of four public libraries, and one law library)
Basic Info and Referral
# ACCESS Utah Network
(Mark Smith ) www.accessut.state.ut.us
698 Ridge Lane.
SLC, Ut. 533-Info, or 1-800-333-UTAH
(provides statewide information and referrals and used equipment regarding services and issues related to people with disabilities)
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and developmental disabilities) 698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education )
# Child Care Resource and Referral
(1-888-637-4786)
124 S. 400 E. #400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(Salt Lake computerized child care clearinghouse)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(medical diagnoses, limited treatment funding, and resource information, case management)
# Community Services Council, Salt Lake City
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(provides needed services to hungry, severely physically disabled, and the elderly in cooperation with other agencies)
# Davis County Information and Referral Service (United Way)
12 S. Main St. #208
Layton, Ut. 497-9111
(program links people with services, coordinates volunteerism, and provides a crisis helpline)
# Facts of Life
1-800-344-4134
Family Community Resource Center
(clearinghouse for community resources)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
# Food and Nutrition Information Center
1-800-555-1212
Governor’s Hotline
(offers information re: state programs)
# Grand Families (Children’s Service Society)
124 S. 400 E. #400 (Beth Beck)
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(prog. for grandparents & others raising relative children; prov. a suppt. grp., info classes, advocacy, & help w/ community resources)
# Health Line, Utah
SLC, Ut. 1-800-472-4716
(1-800-486-1160, 1-800-222-2542)
# Information and Referral Center (211)
1025 S. 700 W.
(211) or SLC, Ut. 978-3333
(provides information re: human service programs in linking people with needed services)
# Information and Referral Line
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
* Information and Referral Services (Easter Seals Society)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486- 3778
(information re: human service programs)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 524-8200
# Information Center (Salt Lake Library)
# Jubilee Center
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 519-9347
(Episcopal Community Services’ non-denominational outreach, offering bus tokens, short-term housing assistance, info and referrals)
# League of Women Voters
3804 S. Highland Drive # 8-D
SLC, Ut. 272-8683
(provides adult voter service re: elections, candidates, studying of public issues, and lobby advocation for policy change)
# Library Systems (Salt Lake City)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5733
(multi-media information and material services)
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Basic Info and Referral (Continued)
# Marriott Library (U of U)
295 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 581-8203
# Murray Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Recreation Connection, The
(ph. Directory)
(access to community calendar of events, and multi-recreational options)
# Project LINK
(Jill White)
897-5455
# Project Link
44o E. 100 S.
(RonaLee Baker) SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(Salt Lake School District LIC family support, Project HOPE outreach, and service brokerage)
* Salt Lake City Library (CED)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 524-8200
(provides multi-media information and learning-material services)
# Salt Lake Community Services Council
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(provides needed services to hungry, severely physically disabled, and the elderly in cooperation with other agencies)
# SCORE (Service Corps Of Retired Executives, national office)
409 3rd St., SW 4th Fl.
Wash., DC 20024 1-800-634-0245
(provides local info in helping small businessmen start their businesses)
# St. Vincent de Paul Center
437 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 534-1500
(provides free food and other services for homeless in cooperation with Catholic Community Services)
#Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Urban Indian Support Services
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
# Utah Birth Defect Network (BDN)
P. O. Box 142106
SLC, Ut. 584-8443
(an information and referral resource for parents of children with birth defects, as well as health care providers)
# Utah Center for Families in Education (State Office of Education)
250 E. 500 S
SLC, Ut. 538-7723
(provides school-family-community partnership via information and workshops)
Utah Highway and Road Conditions
SLC, Ut. 1-800-492-2400
# Utah Issues Information Program
1-800-331-5627
# Utah State Office of Education (USOE)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7500
(website HTTP://www.USOE.org)
2001 S. State St. Building B Rm. 1200 SLC, Ut. 468-3170
# Utah State University Extension Services
(includes consumer information and classes for special-needs persons)
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 625-3605
(info-referral services include a crisis line)
Weber County Information and Referral
# Weber County Library Systems
2464 Jefferson Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 627-6924
(self-help DD/MR info-referral and service-gap identification facility)
HTTP://Medlineplus.gov
Website Info
(to include literature in Spanish as on such subjects as seizures)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Crisis Helplines/ Medical-related
# Crisis Line, Utah Co.
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4433, 226-4795
(24-hour supportive listening ear for persons experiencing difficulties in their lives; also provides information and referral services)
# Domestic Violence Information
1-800-897-5465
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HELP
Help Line (U of U)
# Mountain Region Child Care Resource and Referral
P.O. Box 354
Pleasanton, Ca.
(Homosexual Education for Latter-day Saint Parents)
136 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-4357
(provides crisis-oriented information and referral services)
1-800-952-8220
Poison Control Center
1-800-222-1222
(hotline service for persons exposed to poison, who’ve stopped breathing, or who’ve swallowed a non-food item)
# Poison Control Center (U of U Hospital and Clinics)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2151
(1-800-456-7707, hotline service re: acute and chronic poisoning)
Suicide Prevention Crisis Center
6856 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 84047 566-2455
(crisis line, and short adult-crisis stay)
# Traveler’s Aid Society
210 Rio Grande Street
SLC, Ut. 359-4142
(Salt Lake community shelter and self-sufficiency center, also offering assistance in travel-related crisis)
Urban Indian Support Services
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
# Utah Rape and Sexual Assault Crisis and Info Line
1-888-421-1100
Weber County Information and Referral
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 625-3605
(info-referral services include a crisis line)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Cultural-related
# Centro de la Familia of Utah (1-800-621-5322)
3780 S. West Temple (Marie Green) SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(5-site Hisp. self-suff.prog. includes crime reparation, info-ref., drug prev., teen-father, mother–daughter & migrant headstart progs.)
# Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
3856 W. 5400 S.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-375-5283
(provides information on immigration resources)
# Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(provides low-income individuals and families from all ethnic backgrounds with food, crisis intervention, direction and referrals)
# Office of Asian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(provides a state directory and coordination for Asian organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Black Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8829
(provides a state directory and coordination for Black organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriars, & promoting corresponding legislation)
# Office of Hispanic Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8634
(provides a state directory and coordination for Hispanic organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Polynesian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8691
(provides a state directory and coordination for Polynesian organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
Office of Refugee Resettlement
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(coordinates state refugee programs)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
* Refugee Resettlement
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4092
(multi-service and support for refugees)
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Disability-related
# ACCESS Utah Network
(Mark Smith ) www.accessut.state.ut.us
698 Ridge Lane #100 SLC, Ut. 533-Info, or 1-800-333-UTAH
(provides statewide information and referrals and used equipment regarding services and issues related to people with disabilities)
# AIDS Control Program (Bureau of HIV-AIDS)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-6096
(coordinates AIDS service, support, referrals, preventive efforts and related education programs)
# Allies With Families (877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (P. Baker)
Murray, Ut. 877-477-0764
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
941 E. 3300 S. (1-800-227-2345)
SLC, Ut. 483-1500
# American Council for the Blind
Washington, D.C.
1-800-424-8666
)
# American Diabetes Association (Utah Chapter) 1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-DIABETES)
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetes suuport services, information and referral, camps, and research funds re: diabetes)
# American Heart Association , Utah Affiliate
1937 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 484-3838
(information and support organization re: heart diseases)
# American Lung Association of Utah
1930 S. 1100 E. (1-800-LUNG-USA)
SLC, Ut. 484-4456
(information on prevention, control, and self-care training re: lung disease; also conducts smoking cessation and asthmatic classes)
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and developmental disabilities) 698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education )
# Arthritis Foundation (Utah Chapter )
448 E. 400 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 536-0990
(provides classes, support, seminars and information re: arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Juvenalian Arthritis)
Cooperative Extension Project for Special-needs Persons
(coordinates information and activities re: special-needs persons)
# Diabetes Association, Utah Affiliate
1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-342-2383) SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetic support, information, research, and a camp)
# Directory for Speech-Language-Hearing in Utah
(a comprehensive state listing)
# Disabilities Options and Information
2070 Pierce Ave. (Jim or Debbie)
Ogden, Ut. 621-4005
(private information, referral and public awareness assembly presentation services for persons with disabilities)
Disability Information and Referral
1-800-333-8824
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Education, Support and Prevention Services
1408 S. 1100 E. (Lori)
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(provides support, preventional info and education for persons affected by AIDS)
# Epilepsy Foundation of Utah
275 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 534-0210
(information, support, and public awareness re: epilepsy)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
# Family Resource Library (USU)
6582 Old Main Hill HSRC Bldg. Logan, Ut. 1-435-979-2444
(information re: disabilities include videos)
# Governor’s Committee on Employ. of Persons with Disabil., Utah
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7781
(public awareness re: handicapped employment)
# Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities
533-4128
(responsible for planning, monitoring, evaluating and advocating on behalf of the developmentally disabled)
# Health Line, Utah
SLC, Ut. 1-800-472-4716
(1-800-486-1160, 1-800-222-2542)
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Disability-related (Continued)
# Heart Association, Utah Affiliate, American
1937 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 484-3838
(heart-research funding, classes and public information)
HELP
P.O. Box 354
Pleasanton, Ca.
(Homosexual Education for Latter-day Saint Parents)
# Hyperactive Child Education and Support Group (SVMH)
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(parent information management course)
# ICAN (Increasing Capabilities Access Network)
2201 Brookwood#117 Little Rock, Arkansas 501-666-8868
(provides info and referrals for assistive technology; includes provision for selling, trading, donating and listing available equipment)
Information and Referral Program for the Handicapped
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7550
(call Ut. St. Off. Of Educ.)
(computer information re:special-needs programs)
Library, Division of Blind and Physically Handicapped
(services for blind and handicapped)
468-6789
(services for blind and handicapped)
# Little People of America (LPA Online, or Dwarfism on internet)
E-Mail
(Monica Pratt)
12000-STADIA@JUNO.Com
(provides support and information for short-in-stature persons and their families nationwide)
Mainstream on Call
(see Cal)
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
# MUMS (Mothers United for Moral Support)
150 Custer Court
Greenbay, Wisconsin 1-920-336-5333
(call genetics 581-8943)
(support for parents of children with unique or rare disorders; contact UofU Genetics Clinic)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
# National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, The, (Utah Chapter)
309 E. 100 S. (1-800-950-NAMI0
SLC, Ut. 963-7337
(advocates providing educational materials and classes for individuals and families with mental illness involvement)
National Down Syndrome Congress
1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-232-NDSC
(info and sponsor of National Down Syndrome conference)
National Down Syndrome Society
8185 S. Oakcreek Drive
Sandy, Ut. 942-5758
*National Health Information Center (NHIC)
P.O. Box 1133
Washington DC 1-800-336-4797
*National Kidney Foundation of Utah
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
*National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
525 S. 300 W.
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(provides MS support and research)
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
NORD
203-746-6518
(matches common-medically-interested persons together)
(toll-free 800-248-ABLE)
*National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc.
National Organizations on Disability
P.O. Box 8923
* National Parent Network on Disabilities
1727 King St. #305
New Fairfield, Conn. 06812
Alexanderia, Va. 703-684-6763
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
# National PKU News
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
National Policy Action for Exceptional Children
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8522
(lobbys for exceptional children)
Parent Advocacy for Children with Handicaps
910 S. 50 E.
Layton, Ut. 544-1523
(offers parent support and resource information)
Parent Location Service
538-4567
# Parents Helping Parents
2738 S. 2000 E.
(Lee Caldwell)
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(designs and administers programs to service the mental health needs of the community)
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Disability-related/ National Info Lines (Continued)
# PCMC Library )
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2430
(http://medlineplus.gov) (offers internet accessed information on numerous conditions as seizures or epilepsy)
Pilot Parents of Utah
455 E. 400 S. #300
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(info and emotional support for parents of newborn handicapped)
Praeder-Willi Suppport Group
P.O. Box 279
Willard, Ut. 863-5541
(quarterly meetings offer information and support)
Salt Lake AIDS Foundation
(information and phone referral re: AIDS services)
# Salt Lake County Division of Substance Abuse
2001 S. State St. #S2300
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides assessment and referrals for most appropriate treatment services)
Spinal Cord Injury (UUMC)
SLC, Ut. 581-2267
(national information hotline 1-800-526-3456)
# Substance Abuse Assessment and Referral Unit
2001 S. State St. S2300
SLC, Ut. 468-2032
(provides assessment and referral services on a sliding fee scale to Salt Lake County residents with concerns re: substance abuse)
# Utah Deaf Children (formerly American Society for Deaf Children)
1780 S. Orchard Drive
Bountiful, Ut. 292-9978
(advocates for deaf children throughout Utah, and provides information and referrals for them and their families)
Utah Deaf-Blind Affiliate Project (DRS)
388 N. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut.
(call DRS—538-7530)
(education and resources for Utah’s deaf-blind)
# Utah Governor’s Council for Persons with Disabilities
555 E. 300 S. #201
SLC, Ut. 533-4128
(info and referral, leadership training, and community inclusion advocacy for people with disabilities and their families)
Utah Head Injury Support Group
P.O. Box 17602
SLC, Ut.
(call Brain Injury Assn. Of Ut.—484-2240)
(support, education, brochures and videos re: head injury)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
# Utah State University Extension Services
2001 S. State St. Building B Rm. 1200 SLC, Ut. 468-3170
(includes consumer information and classes for special-needs persons)
Wheel Power, Inc.
(consists of four public libraries, and one law library)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Education/Vocation-related
# Education, Support and Prevention Services
1408 S. 1100 E. (Lori)
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(provides support, preventional info and education for persons affected by AIDS)
# Utah Law-Related Education Project (State Board of Education)
645 S. 200 E. #101
(Kathy)
SLC, Ut. 322-1802
(provides materials and strategies to better insure that citizens are active, concerned and knowledgeable)
Legal-related
# Utah Bar Association
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(advance the administration of justice according to law, and provide general legal information via lawyer referral services)
# Utah Law-Related Education Project (State Board of Education)
645 S. 200 E. #101
(Kathy)
SLC, Ut. 322-1802
(provides materials and strategies to better insure that citizens are active, concerned and knowledgeable)
# Utah State Bar Association Lawyer Referal Service
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9075
(general legal information via lawyer referral services)
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Low Income-related
# Indian Walk-In Center
120 W. 1300 S. (Gail Western)
SLC, Ut. 486-4877
(provides low-income individuals and families from all ethnic backgrounds with food, crisis intervention, direction and referrals)
# Store Front
550 W. 700 S. (Mark)
SLC, Ut. 537-7537
(casual introduction to housing, MH and meds around coffee and donuts for homeless persons hesitant regarding agencies)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Medical-related
# ACCESS Utah Network
(Mark Smith ) www.accessut.state.ut.us
698 Ridge Lane.
SLC, Ut. 533-Info, or 1-800-333-UTAH
(provides statewide information and referrals and used equipment regarding services and issues related to people with disabilities)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(medical diagnoses, limited treatment funding, and resource information, case management)
# Columbia St. Marks Hospital
1200 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-7111
(provides the community with quality health care services , and serves as a health resource center)
# Community Relations (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7387
(medical center related information)
# CPC Olympus View Hospital and Community Resource Center
1430 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 272-8000
(in and out-patient psychiatric hospital to include substance abuse services)
Dental Health Bureau, Utah State
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(provides state dental health information)
# Doctor Referral Services (U of U Hospitals and Clinics)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2897
# Doctor Referral Services (U of U Health Network)
35 W. Broadway
SLC, Ut. 1-800-662-0052
# Health Line, Utah
SLC, Ut. 1-800-472-4716
(1-800-486-1160, 1-800-222-2542)
# ICAN (Increasing Capabilities Access Network)
2201 Brookwood#117 Little Rock, Arkansas 501-666-8868
(provides info and referrals for assistive technology; includes provision for selling, trading, donating and listing available equipment)
# Jubilee Referral and Wellness
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-8895
(assists access to medical and mental health systems, application assistance, and counseling)
# Physician Referral Clinic
1138 E. Wilmington A ve.
SLC, Ut. 581-2000
(provides referrals for doctors appropriate to given situations)
# Utah Health Line
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-3333
(a statewide program providing information and referral service concerning a wide variety of health problems and issues)
Utah Medical Association
SLC, Ut.
(can provide referrals to physicians for different locations and situations)
National Info Lines
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
941 E. 3300 S.
(1-800-227-2345)
# American Council for the Blind
Washington, D.C.
SLC, Ut. 483-1500
1-800-424-8666
)
# American Diabetes Association (Utah Chapter) 1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-DIABETES)
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetes support services, information and referral, camps, and research funds re: diabetes)
# American Heart Association , Utah Affiliate
1937 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 484-3838
(information and support organization re: heart diseases)
(
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# American Lung Association of Utah
1930 S. 1100 E. (1-800-LUNG-USA)
SLC, Ut. 484-4456
(information on prevention, control, and self-care training re: lung disease; also conducts smoking cessation and asthmatic classes)
# American Red Cross of Salt Lake
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(provides health, safety, leadership, service training)
# American Red Cross Youth Services
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(health, safety, leadership, service training)
American Society for Deaf Children
# Little People of America (LPA Online, or Dwarfism on internet)
E-Mail
(Monica Pratt)
12000-STADIA@JUNO.Com
(provides support and information for short-in-stature persons and their families nationwide)
# National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, The, (Utah Chapter)
309 E. 100 S. (1-800-950-NAMI0
SLC, Ut. 963-7337
(advocates providing educational materials and classes for individuals and families with mental illness involvement)
National Down Syndrome Congress
1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-232-NDSC
(info and sponsor of National Down Syndrome conference)
National Down Syndrome Society
8185 S. Oakcreek Drive
Sandy, Ut. 942-5758
* National Health Information Center (NHIC)
P.O. Box 1133
Washington DC 1-800-336-4797
* National Kidney Foundation of Utah
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
* National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
525 S. 300 W.
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(provides MS support and research)
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
NORD
203-746-6518
(matches common-medically-interested persons together)
(toll-free 800-248-ABLE)
* National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc.
National Organizations on Disability
P.O. Box 8923
* National Parent Network on Disabilities
1727 King St. #305
New Fairfield, Conn. 06812
Alexanderia, Va. 703-684-6763
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
# National PKU News
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
National Policy Action for Exceptional Children
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8522
(lobbys for exceptional children)
Parent Network, The
(national information)
(national clearinghouse for local support groups)
Parent Training Info
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# Hyperactive Child Education and Support Group (SVMH)
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(parent information management course)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
Pilot Parents of Utah
455 E. 400 S. #300
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(info and emotional support for parents of newborn handicapped)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
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Pregnancy/Single Mother-related
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(advocates for unborn in high-risk pregnancies)
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# Facts of Life Line
1-800-344-4134
# League of Women Voters
3804 S. Highland Drive # 8-D
SLC, Ut. 272-8683
(provides adult voter service re: elections, candidates, studying of public issues, and lobby advocation for policy change)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
# Services for Women Students (WSU)
1115 University Circle
Ogden, Ut. 626-6090
(single mother support, classes, and info-referral services)
# Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(provides multiple helps in the professional development of women students)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
Prevention Info
# American Red Cross of Salt Lake
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(provides health, safety, leadership, service training)
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(health, safety, leadership, service training)
# American Red Cross Youth Services
American Society for Deaf Children
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
# Education, Support and Prevention Services
431 S. 300 E. #110
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
1408 S. 1100 E. (Lori)
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(provides support, preventional info and education for persons affected by AIDS)
Support
# Allies With Families (877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# Education, Support and Prevention Services
1408 S. 1100 E. (Lori)
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(provides support, preventional info and education for persons affected by AIDS)
# Grand Families (Children’s Service Society)
124 S. 400 E. #400 (Beth Beck)
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(prog. for grandparents & others raising relative children; prov. a suppt. grp., info classes, advocacy, & help w/ community resources)
Parent Advocacy for Children with Handicaps
910 S. 50 E.
Layton, Ut. 544-1523
(offers parent support and resource information)
Parent Network, The
(national information)
(national clearinghouse for local support groups)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
# Project LINK
(Jill White)
897-5455
# Project Link
44o E. 100 S.
(RonaLee Baker) SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(Salt Lake School District LIC family support, Project HOPE outreach, and service brokerage)
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Support (Continued)
Urban Indian Support Services
Utah Head Injury Support Group
(call Brain Injury Assn. Of Ut.—484-2240)
627 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 363-9749
(short-term crisis assistance, information and referral, and temporary support)
P.O. Box 17602
SLC, Ut.
(support, education, brochures and videos re: head injury)
Transportation-related
Utah Highway and Road Conditions
SLC, Ut. 1-800-492-2400
* Motor Vehicle Division
210 N. 1950 W.
SLC, Ut. 297-3510
Vocation-related
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
# Governor’s Committee on Employ. of Persons with Disabil., Utah
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7781
(public awareness re: handicapped employment)
Juvenile Courts, Local
Administration Office
450 S. State St.
SLC, Utah
# 801 578-3800
43 N. Main
140 N. 100 W.
Brigham City, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
# 435-734-4600
# 435-750-1300
805 S. Main
800 W. State St.
5470 S. 27th W.
447 W. 675 N.
425 N. Wasatch Drive
48 Young Street
2525 Grant Ave.
Bountiful, Ut.
Farmington, Ut.
Roy, Ut.
Farmington, Ut.
Layton, Ut.
Morgan, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
# 397-7030
# 451-4400
825-2794
451-2232
# 546-2484
# 845-4020
# 395-1182
West Jordan, Ut.
Kearns, Ut.
SLC, Ut
SLC, Ut.
533-6316
969-6282
262-6063
261-2060
265-1001
535-7495
# 238-3800
533-5657
255-7126
882-5550
First District Juvenile Court
Brigham City Unit
Logan Unit
Second District Juvenile Court
Bountiful Unit
Davis County Unit
Detention MoWeDa Youth home
Farmington Unit
Layton Unit
Morgan County Unit
Weber County Unit
Third District Juvenile Court
Jordan Unit
8957 S. 27th W.
Kearns Unit
4299 W. 5415 S.
Murray Unit
4586-88 S. 7th E.
Salt Lake County Detention Center
3450 S. 900 W.
Salt Lake County Observation and Assessment
Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office
Salt Lake Office
Matheson Courthouse
Salt Lake Unit
845 W. 1st S.
Sandy Unit
210 W. 100 S.
Tooele Unit
47 S. Main
149
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Sandy, Ut
Tooele, Ut.
Juvenile Courts, Local (Continued)
Fourth District Juvenile Court
(Juab, Millard, Utah, and Wasatch Counties)
Detention Utah County Youth Home
Manti Unit
Provo (main Office)
1955 Dakota Ln.
75 W. 3rd N.
2021 S. State
Provo, Ut.
Manti, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
375-3585
835-8601
373-3613
40 N. 1st E.
PO Box 1367
250 N. Main
Courthouse
Cedar City, Ut.
Fillmore, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
586-8165
743-6608
896-8411
628-0637
Fifth District Juvenile Court
Cedar (main Office)
Fillmore Unit
Richfield Unit
St. George Unit
Sixth District Juvenile Court (Garfield, Kane, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier and Wayne Counties)
Seventh District Juvenile Court
Blanding Unit
Castle Dale Unit
Moab Unit
Price (main office)
State Division of Youth Corrections
522 N. 1st E.
Emery Courthouse
150 E. Center St.
47 S. 1st E.
120 N. 2nd W.
Blanding, Ut.
Castle Dale, Ut.
Moab, Ut.
Price, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
678-2119
381-5311
259-5848
637-5491
533-5290
Eighth District Juvenile Court (Daggett, Duschesne and Uinta Counties)
Vernal Unit
1303 W. 6th S. #A
Vernal, Ut.
789-1271
Learning Differences and Tutorial Resources
(see also Alternative Schools, Developmental Disability Resources and Education-Related Needs, p. 6)
Advocacy/Public Awareness
# Allies With Families (877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# Bad Dog Rediscovers America (Day-Riverside Branch)
35 S. 600 W. (Dallas Russell)
SLC, Ut. 322-3816
(531-9378 Artspace at 329 Pierpont Ave. #200) (provides creative artistic experience as a vehicle in learning for LD kids)
# Bad Dog Rediscovers America (Day-Riverside Branch)
1575 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 524-8200
(provides creative artistic experience as a vehicle in learning for LD kids)
# Barbara Zabriski
SLC, Utah963-5329
(an LD parent advocate affilliated with various advocate and support programs)
Closer Look LD Teen Line
(national hotline 1-800-522-3458)
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Advocacy/Public Awareness (Continued)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
IEP (Individual Education Plan)
via individual schools
(serves as a legal individualized plan for rightful and accommodated education of eligible children, to include school and parent input)
# Kids On The Block (Assistance League of Salt Lake City)
PO Box 9353
SLC, Ut. 484-3401
(provides disability, gang, divorce, LD and abuse-awareness puppet shows)
# Learning Disabilities Association of Utah (LDAU)
P.O. Box 651052 (current president)
SLC, Ut. 463-3890
(parent support group re: persons with learning disabilities)
# LINCS
5180 S. Commerce Drive ( 249-1457) Murray, Ut. 281-4425
(parent advocates: Sherlyn Rowley and others provide a Liason for Individuals Needing Coordinated Services)
Parenting Classes (see community and
Continued Education ,
PCMC Family Living Seminars
(in cooperation with MH or School Districts, local)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
Tooele LDAU
Tooele, Ut.
(McInelly and Gunderson)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
# Volunteer Center, The
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(clearinghouse and coordination for volunteerism)
Assessment
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment and networks success strategies for high-risk youth)
# Career Guidance Center
449 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 484-8300
(provides comprehensive career and vocational evaluation and counseling to individuals, compaanies and public agenciest)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Davis Diagnostic Resource Center
100 S. 200 E. (Golda)
Farmington, Ut. 451-1040
(educational center for diagnosis of learning difficulties in Davis School District)
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Educational Consulting Services
1399 S. 700 E. #16
SLC, Ut. 487-5659
(educational diagnostics and designing as well as therapy and parent training)
# Genetic Studies of Language in Children (PCMC)
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Fran Filloux)
SLC, Ut. 588-3385
(provides cost-free-to- family research into possible genetic causes for language disorders within a family—Josh Bonkowsky)
# HAFB Family Support Center Building
308 N. HAFB
Clearfield, Ut. 777-5855
(multi-services to include diagnostic evaluation)
# Learning Techniques
($2300.) (John Heath)
SLC, Ut. 269-9315
(both testing for specifics behind a client’s LD, but reasearched neuro-educational 6/mo. programs which promote accelerated learning )
# UAAACT--Jordan School District
433 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7186
(provides assessment and development of augmentative, alternative, and assistive communication systems for qualified children)
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Gifted
Ed Mark Program
( see Lou
# ELP Program (at Lowell Elementary)
# Extended Learning Program (ELP)
(Call S L Sch. Dist. 578-8599)
Game Keeper
# Horizons
(for dyslexic students with good academic skills)
134 “D” St.
SLC, Ut. 578-8190
(Extended Learning Program, an alternative program for bright and artistic students)
440 E. 1st S.
(Sally Lafferty)
SLC, Ut. 578-8285
(Salt Lake School District programs for the gifted)
at the local mall s
SLC, Ut.
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(Salt Lake District program for gifted students)
# Learning Tree Preschool, The (administration)
4540 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 266-3590
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
2340 S. 3655 W.
WVC, Ut. 974-5886
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
2857 W. 7800 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 255-3325
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
392 S. 3200 W.
WVC, Ut. 969-5849
(provides part day preschool services to regular and gifted children)
Realms of Inquiry
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 467-5911
(academic and high-challenge school for promising students)
* Utah State Programs for Gifted and Talented Students
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7743
Higher Education for Special-needs Persons
# Accessibility Services Department (UVSC)
800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 863-8000 ext. 8747 ext. 8404
( provides accommodative services to college students with documented disabilities in offering equal education opportunities)
# Center for Disabled Students (WSU)
3750 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-0934
(advocacy for LD and physically disabled)
# Center for Disabilities Services (U of U) 200 S. Central Campus Dr. 162 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
(provides services for university-afilliated persons with disabilities, contact Olga Nadeau)
# Disability Services Center (U of U)
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
("U" advocacy for LD and physically handicapped)
GOALS
(educational model individualizing HS graduation requirements for special-needs persons)
University Bound Learning Disabled Student Transition Project
160 Union Building (U of U)
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
(college preparation for LD students)
# Salt Lake Community College (DRC)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
#
South Campus (Disability Resource Center)
1575 S. State St. (Angelene or Tulena)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facilitates the higher education of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated)
Materials and Resources
# Alphabet Station
1260 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-1862
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
(1-800-345-TECH)
Center for Special Educational Technology
Closer Look LD Teen Line
(national hotline 1-800-522-3458)
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Materials and Resources (Continued)
# Computer Center for Citizens with Disabilities, The
1595 W. 500 S.
(Melody Brooks)
SLC, Ut. 887-9534
(offers cost-free, statewide consultation and assistive equipment-training to eligible clients and personnel working with them)
Game Keeper
at the local mall s
SLC, Ut.
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
Irlen Institute
576-1488
Jim Mullen Foundation
www.jimmullen.com
(offers low-cost/free computer systems along with computer programs)
# Ken Felt and Sons Surplus Computer Systems
SLC, Ut. 487-9107
(offers low-cost used computer systems along with computer set up and consultation services)
# Library Systems (Salt Lake City)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5733
(multi-media information and material services)
National Hotline for Learning Disabilities
(1-800-522-3458)
National Information Center for Education Media
(1-800-421-8711)
* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(parent training re: pre-school development)
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(generally provides one-on-one help for LD students)
2290 E. 4500 S. #220 1-800-662-6624 SLC, Ut. 272-3431
(provides in service for teachers serving children with disabilities)
# Resource Room
# Utah Learning Resource Center
Preschools
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
#
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
74 W. 6100 S.
# Infant Development Program
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
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Preschools (Continued)
# Montessori Prechools
see local phone listings
under Preschools
(for sensorial-astute preschoolers; has academic focus)
5218 S. Redwood Road
Taylorsville, Ut. 968-6649
* Montessori Building Blocks
# Preschool s and Nurseries
Yellow Pages: Day Nurseries
and Child Care
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Kindergarten, and
Preschool for Handicapped)
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
for Special-needs Children
(small child groups in developmental settings)
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
Schools, Nurseries and
#
Preschools, Therapeutic,
#
Pre-academic Preschools
# Riley School
Programs
Adult Alternatives/ College-related
# Accessibility Services Department (UVSC)
800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 863-8000 ext. 8747
( provides accommodative services to college students with documented disabilities in offering equal education opportunities)
# Adult Education Classes
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(high school completion offered to adults without high school diplomas)
# Salt Lake Community College (DRC)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
# Salt Lake Community College South Campus (Disability Res. Ctr.)
1575 S. State St. (Angelene or Tulena)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(has a community swimming pool, and higher education of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated)
# Salt Lake Community College Skill Center
1040 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 957-3283
(work-adjustment training for behaviorally-handicapped)
Student Services for Handicapped (SLCC)
4600 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 967-4179
(Salt Lake Community College support services for special-needs students)
University Bound Learning Disabled Student Transition Project
160 Union Building (U of U)
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
(college preparation for LD students)
University of Utah Student Services for Handicapped (U of U)
SLC, Ut.
(advocacy for handicapped students)
University of Utah Special Services for Disadvantaged Students
(U of U fully-matriculated education for special- needs students)
Upward Bound (U of U)
#
1003 Annex Building
SLC, Ut. 581-7188
(educational support for promising disadvantaged HS students)
Upward Bound Program (WSU)
3201 University Circle (Dave or Pat) Ogden, Ut. 626-6798
(a college-bound H S program for students from low income families who would be first generation college attenders)
Art-related
#
Bad Dog Rediscovers America (Day-Riverside Branch)
# Creative Learning Center
35 S. 600 W.(Michael Moonbird)
SLC, Ut. 524-8200
(provides creative artistic experience as a vehicle in learning for LD kids)
2346 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Murray, Ut. 944-1032
(communication and socialization via an art focus)
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Programs (Continued)
Art-related (Continued)
134 “D” St.
SLC, Ut. 578-8190
(Extended Learning Program, an alternative program for bright and artistic students)
# Extended Learning Program (ELP)
440 E. 1st S.
(Sally Lafferty)
SLC, Ut. 578-8285
(Call S L Sch. Dist. 578-8599)
(Salt Lake School District programs for the gifted)
Salt Lake Arts Academy (in the application stage as of Dec. 2002)
SLC, Ut.
(Salt Lake School District’s charter school)
Visual Arts Institute
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-7855
(academic school for frustrated, artistically-inclined or non-verbal students)
# ELP Program (at Lowell Elementary)
Basic Skill Development
# Accelerated Learning Center
835 E. 4800 S.
Murray, Ut. 261-2225
(provides basic skills development in reading and writing primarily for school drop-outs working towards a GED)
# Exemplary Center for Reading Instruction
3310 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 486-5083
(remediation includes preschool for ages 3-5)
Extended School Year (ESY) (Heartland Elementary)
(Dave Morasco)
(summer school for qualified children in Jordan District who have regressed significantly in self-help areas)
# Highly Impacted Schools (State Office of Education)
538-7501
(to increase student contact times with highly qualified staff in 54 identified schools, to increase student learning outcome)
Individual Learning Center
1838 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call S.L.Sch. Dist. 578-8599) old Garfield Sch.)
Jordan District Cluster Units
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
#
Bingham High location
2160 W. 10400 S.
Riverton, Ut. 256-5100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
Learning Services, Intermountain Region
8661 S. Highland Drive #198
Sandy, Ut.
# Learning Techniques
($2300.)
(John Heath)
SLC, Ut. 269-9315
(both testing for specifics behind a client’s LD, but researched neuro-educational 6/mo. programs which promote accelerated learning )
# Linda Mood Bell (Phonetic Reading Analysis)
416 Higuera St.
San Luis Obispo, Ca. 805-541-3836
(a program to help LD students in reading)
Project New Pride
742 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 328-4238
(alternative school for secondary students with regular-school difficulty)
# Reid Learning Center
3310 S. 2700 E. Dr. Ethna Reid)
SLC, Ut. 486-5083
(classes and private tutoring for persons with reading and language problems; summer programs and a 4-week ranch experience)
# Reid Ranch (Youth Summer Reading Camp)
3310 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-468-3274
(www.reidranch.com)(a wide range of basic reading skills offered at a scenic Uintah ranch setting w/ numerous outdoor activities)
# Resource Room
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(generally provides one-on-one help for LD students)
Ron Muir’s Groups
(LD reading and math groups using parent in-put)
Salt Lake Community High School
180 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut.
(offers alternative high school experience)
SEPS Learning Center (Special Educational Program Services)
1174 E. 2700 S.
(Pickering sisters)
SLC, Ut. 467-2122
(offers private, individualized education for children with learning problems)
SWS Program (Brockbank Jr.)
(an IEP-driven class offering focus on securing academic success)
* Sylvan Learning Center (Salt Lake)
2681 Parley’s Way
SLC, Ut. 466-1537
(center providing motivational remedial reading and math center as well as high school credits)
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#
University of Utah Reading Center (UURC)
5282 S. 320 W. (Dr. Kathleen Brown) SLC, Ut. 265-3951
(“Next Steps” serves children grades one through three who are struggling or at-risk readers)
Bi-lingual Programs
# Guadelupe Center and School
340 S. Goshen St.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(educational alternative for non-English-speaking persons)
340 S. Goshen St. (Judy Cohen)
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
# Guadelupe Early Learning Center
Elementary Grade Programs
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
# Early Learning Center (at Guadelupe Center)
129 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(offers preschool for 3-4 year olds; kindergarten-3rd grade, and home education for moms of birth to 3 year olds)
Ed Mark Program
( see Lou
(for dyslexic students with good academic skills)
# Exemplary Center for Reading Instruction
3310 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 486-5083
(remediation includes preschool for ages 3-5)
Extended School Year (ESY) (Heartland Elementary)
(Dave Morasco)
(summer school for qualified children in Jordan District who have regressed significantly in self-help areas)
# Highly Impacted Schools (State Office of Education)
538-7501
(to increase student contact times with highly qualified staff in 54 identified schools, to increase student learning outcome)
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
# Learning Tree Preschool, The (administration)
4540 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 266-3590
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
2340 S. 3655 W.
WVC, Ut. 974-5886
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
2857 W. 7800 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 255-3325
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
392 S. 3200 W.
WVC, Ut. 969-5849
(provides part day preschool services to regular and gifted children)
# Linda Mood Bell (Phonetic Reading Analysis)
416 Higuera St.
San Luis Obispo, Ca. 805-541-3836
(a program to help LD students in reading)
# Riley School
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
Ron Muir’s Groups
(LD reading and math groups using parent in-put)
Success By Six
* Success Kids
#
375 Whitney Ave.
SLC, Ut. 466-9252
University of Utah Reading Center (UURC)
5282 S. 320 W. (Dr. Kathleen Brown) SLC, Ut. 265-3951
(“Next Steps” serves children grades one through three who are struggling or at-risk readers)
Funding
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
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Programs (Continued)
# School Districts, local
see individual
# Utah Assistive Technology Foundation
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
3064 Cruise Way (Daryl McCarty)
SLC, Ut. 273-7239
(low-interest loans available for assistive technology, service or vehicles to qualified clienta)
Graduation Accommodation
GOALS
(educational model individualizing HS graduation requirements for special-needs persons)
Multi-disciplinarian
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
# Easter Seals Fun and Fitness Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(therapeutic programming for LD students, using a gestalt approach)
# Kidstar (UNI)
501 S. Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500 ext. 511
(a day program for children with combinations of mood, emotional, behavioral and learning problems)
* Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
Multi-sensory
Irlen Institute
576-1488
Ron Muir’s Groups
(LD reading and math groups using parent in-put)
Visual Arts Institute
# Brain Gym Classes
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-7855
(academic school for frustrated, artistically-inclined or non-verbal students)
4952 S. Mantyla St.
SLC, Ut. 621-5550
(addresses perceptual challenges proactively and synergistically, using visual, auditory and kinesthetic activities)
Parent Co-ops
Open Education Program
(call Rosslyn Heights Elem. See Sch. Directory)
(parent co-op school at Rosslynn Heights Elementary)
Parent Support/ Training
# Children’s Learning Center, The
2955 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 627-8878
(non-fee, statewide service willing to work with parents in setting up individualized programs primarily for children ages 3-8)
# Granite School District Educational Resource Center
3031 S. 200 E. (Claudia McLachlan)
SLC. Ut. 268-8560
(up to 10 sessions of professional family counseling in areas of child rearing, family discord, and schooling at $15. per hour)
Severe Disability Programs
# Hartvigsen School
3605 S. 350 E.
(Don Arents)
SLC, Ut. 268-8585
(provides schooling for the severely handicapped students ages 5-22 in the Granite School District)
Redwood Elementary (IH self-contained units)
2650 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 481-7240
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Technology-related
# Computer Center for Citizens with Disabilities, The
1595 W. 500 S.
(Mellowdee or Craig) SLC, Ut. 887-9534
(offers cost-free, statewide consultation and assistive equipment & training to eligible clients and personnel working with them)
Cottonwood Learning Center
(computer-based educational programs for 3rd-8th graders)
* PW1/BM Computer Training for Severe Disabilities
1575 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 957-3311
* Services for Student With Disabilities (BYU)
390 SWKT
Provo, Ut. 378-2767
(provides equipment necessary for handicapped students)
# Utah Assistive Technology Program
6588 Old Main Hill
Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-3824
(helps individuals access needed technology to gain independence and pursue opportunities to the fullest extent of their abilities)
Transitional/Work-related
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 268-8531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
IBM Model Program
1040 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call SLCC Skills Ctr. 957-3283)
(work-adjustment program at SLC Community Skills Center)
Jordan District Cluster Units
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
#
Bingham High location
2160 W. 10400 S.
Riverton, Ut. 256-5100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
# Salt Lake Community College Skill Center
1040 W. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 957-3283
(work-adjustment training for behaviorally-handicapped)
Tutoring
# Bridges Volunteer Program, The
2001 S. State S2600 (Barbara Drake) SLC, Ut. 468-2191
(mature volunteers to tutor teacher-referred children needing academic assistance in reading, spelling, writing & math in public facilities)
# Literacy Volunteers of America, Wasatch Front
175 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-5608
(provides basic English tutoring for refugees, immigrants, and LD persons)
# Lowell Bennion Community Service Center (U of U)
101 Union Building (Melissa)
SLC, Ut. 581-4811
(involves faculty, staff, students and alumni in meaningful service, to include tutoring of special-needs children)
National Committee for Citizens in Education
(1-800-NETWORK)
Odyssey Alternative School
68 S. 600 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-1001
(tutorial services toward GED and HS diplomas)
Private Tutors
(see Utah Assn. for Children and Adults with LD for infomation)
#
#
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*
Reid Learning Center
3310 S. 2700 E. Dr. Ethna Reid)
SLC, Ut. 486-5083
(classes and private tutoring for persons with reading and language problems; summer programs and a 4-week ranch experience)
Reid Ranch (Youth Summer Reading Camp)
3310 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-468-3274
(www.reidranch.com)(a wide range of basic reading skills offered at a scenic Uintah ranch setting w/ numerous outdoor activities)
SEPS Learning Center (Special Educational Program Services)
1174 E. 2700 S.
(Pickering sisters)
SLC, Ut. 467-2122
(offers private, individualized education for children with learning problems)
SMILES
440 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut.
(senior citizens school-related volunteer program)
Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
2681 Parley’s Way
SLC, Ut. 466-1537
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
Sylvan Learning Center (Salt Lake)
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*
Sylvan Learning Center (Salt Lake)
*
Sylvan Learning Center (Salt Lake)
*
Sylvan Learning Center
1935 E. Vine St. (6100 S.)
SLC, Ut. 278-0419
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
2910 W. 4700 S. #204
WVC, Ut.
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
390 N. Main St.
Bountiful, Ut. 292-6284
(motivational remedial reading and math center)
Title IX
#
University of Utah Reading Center (UURC)
5282 S. 320 W. (Dr. Kathleen Brown) SLC, Ut. 265-3951
(‘Next Step’ serves children grades one through three who are struggling or at-risk readers)
Utah Academy of the Performing Arts
(call ph. Info)
(provides therapy via dance, drama, music and the visual arts)
# Voluntary Improvement Program (at Guadelupe Schools)
29 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(volunteer tutoring at Guadelupe Schools)
Legal Resources for Special-needs Persons
Abuse/Domestic-related
# Adult Protective Services (DCFS)
655 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7669
(service for abused or exploited handicapped or senior adults)
# Child Protection
(Human Services Administration)
120 W. 200 W.
(Kari)
SLC, Ut. 538-4377
(handles reported child abuse, referring to local response teams for investigation , supervision, court petition and F/U services)
Child Support Services
(family shelter and advocacy in abusive situations)
# Children’s Justice Center
257 11th Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-0781
(provides a comfortable child-friendly atmosphere while coordinating a child abuse investigation procedure)
# Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, Ut. 578-3827
(578-3962, a state-appointed/ legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
* Legal Center for Victims of Domestic Violence
P.O. Box 353
Provo, Ut. 375-1031 ext 111
Lesue Weekly Spanish Legal Workshop (Maeser Elementary)
500 E. 150 S. (Tuesdays from 6:00 p.m.) Provo, Ut.
Free legal consultation re: divorce, custody, protective orders, tenant/landlord issues, etc.)
Seek Haven Legal Clinic (at Seek Haven Center)
81 N. 300 E.
Moab, Ut.
(free legal consultation re: domestic concerns for SE Utah residents; first come first serve basis)
Advocacy/Funding
Advocates for Utah Handicapped
# American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
(self-sustaining, self-help organization)
355 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 521-9862
(handles civil liberty complaints, limited to precedent setting and action cases)
Child Support Services
(family shelter and advocacy in abusive situations)
Children’s Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and other advocacy for special-needs children)
# Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(provides funds for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
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IEP (Individual Education Plan)
via individual schools
(serves as a legal individualized plan for rightful and accommodated education of eligible children, to include school and parent input)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
# Office of Professional Conduct
645 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 531-9110
(handles complaints regarding attorney services)
# Office of Recovery Services
515 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 536-8500
(www.ors.state.us.com) (locates absentee parents, establishes paternity, and recovers court-ordered child support funds)
# Partners in Policymaking
555 E. Broadway #201
SLC, Ut. 533-4128
(supported self-advocacy for parents of young children with disabilities)
People’s Congress
(at Crossroads Urban Center)
# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who’ve been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
# State Consumer Protection Agency
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(facilitates fair administration advocacy re:consumer products)
# Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
# Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Welfare Rights Coalition
(at Crossroads Urban Center)
# Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(promotes professional development of women students, & includes weekly lunch hour with a lawyer; contact Beverly Purrington)
Court-related
# Adult Probation and Parole
150 E. Center L100
Provo, Ut. 374-7633
(monitoring of court or parole board-referred offenders)
# Victim Counseling Unit (S L Co. Dist. attorney’s counseling office)
231 E. 400 S. Courtside Building 4th fl. SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(helps victims of felony violent crimes through the court process, and refers to counseling services, 531-4101)
# Wayne’s Clinic
450 S. State St. (Tues. & Thurs. evenings)
SLC, Ut. 238-7804
(a volunteer attorney provides consultation for non-legally-represented persons wanting legal info re: their divorce or custody court case)
Crime-related
# Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(provides funds for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
# Office of Professional Conduct
# Salt Lake Legal Defender Association
Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice
645 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 531-9110
(handles complaints regarding attorney services)
424 E. 500 S. #300
SLC, Ut. 532-5444
(handles criminal defense cases for low income persons in Salt Lake County)
SLC, Ut.
# Victim Counseling Unit (S L Co. Dist. attorney’s counseling office)
231 E. 400 S. Courtside Building 4th fl. SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(helps victims of felony violent crimes through the court process, and refers to counseling services, 531-4101)
# Victim Resource Center (SLC Police Dept.)
320 E. 200 S. (Wes Galloway, or Bobbie)
SLC, Ut. 580-7969
(799-3474, addresses crisis resolution and long-term follow-up through court processes for crime victims)
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Victim Services (see p. 82 Crime---Christy)
(call Christy—238-2360)
(includes counseling, advocacy and witness aid)
Victim-Witness Services
231 E. 400 S
(Julie Holbrook, Dir.)
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience re: SLCo. Dist. Attny. Off.–involved felony cases)
Disability-related
# Better Business Bureau (1-800-456-3907)
5673 S. Redwood Rd. # 22
SLC, Ut. 892-6009
(no-cost public service providing protection from unfair business practices, including ADA non-discrimination guidelines)
# Disabled Rights Action Committee (DRAC)
3565 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 484-9314
(empower and assure the rights of people with disabilities, i.e. health care, public benefits, housing, human rights, barrier removal, etc.)
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
# Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, Ut. 578-3827
(Lori Brown, 238—3829) (578-3962, a state-appointed legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
# Guardianship Associates
533-0203
(deals with court-ordered/appointed matters re: persons with disabilities)
# IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
see individual
School Districts, local
(A law to assure children ages 3-21 w/ disabilities free access to appropriate public education and for improving education results)
IEP (Individual Education Plan)
via individual schools
(serves as a legal individualized plan for rightful and accommodated education of eligible children, to include school and parent input)
Mainstream on Call
(see Cal)
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
On Call
(see Cal)
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
# Partners in Policymaking
555 E. Broadway #201
SLC, Ut. 533-4128
(supported self-advocacy for parents of young children with disabilities)
# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle)
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who’ve been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
# Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
Divorce-related
# Community Legal Clinic (formerly Utah Legal Center)
214 E. 500 S. Brian Barnard)
SLC, Ut. 328-9531
(among provisions are do-it-yourself divorce services)
# Community Legal Clinic (formerly Utah Legal Center)
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-8891
(among provisions are do-it-yourself divorce services)
# Office of Recovery Services
515 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 536-8500
(www.ors.state.us.com) (locates absentee parents, establishes paternity, and recovers court-ordered child support funds)
Provo Divorce/Custody BYU Clinic
Provo, Ut.
# Wayne’s Clinic
450 S. State St. (Tues. & Thurs. evenings)
SLC, Ut. 238-7804
(a volunteer attorney provides consultation for non-legally-represented persons wanting legal info re: their divorce or custody court case)
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Fair Administration
# Constituent Services (for Office of Human Services)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4589
(facilitates fair administration of public services under the Office of Human Services)
# Constituent Services (for Workforce Services)
(Barbara Darling)
SLC, Ut. 526-4390
(Daren Rogers, 626-3461)
# Constituent Services, Governor’s Office of
210 State Capitol
SLC, Ut. 538-1000
(addresses constituent complaints re: fair administration of local and state services and other matters)
#
Office of Professional Conduct
645 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 531-9110
(handles complaints regarding attorney services)
* Public Service Commission
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 534-5829, 530-6716
(regulates utilities, transportation, Questar Gas assistance 534-5829)
# State Consumer Protection Agency
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(facilitates fair administration advocacy re:consumer products)
Welfare Rights Coalition
(at Crossroads Urban Center)
Hispanic/Cultural/Immigration-related
Hispanic Bar, Utah State
(Bob Flores)
(call Centro de la Familia 521-4473 or Industrial Commision)
Lesue Weekly Spanish Legal Workshop (Maeser Elementary)
500 E. 150 S. (Tuesdays from 6:00 p.m.) Provo, Ut.
Free legal consultation re: divorce, custody, protective orders, tenant/landlord issues, etc.)
# Multi-Cultural Legal Center
1588 S. Major St. #100
SLC, Ut. 467-6060 ext. 214
(a legal system which ensures equal justice for all racial and ethnic minorities)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
# U of U Minority Law Caucus
101 College of Law (Donald Kenney)
SLC, Ut. 581-6833
Victim-Witness Services
231 E. 400 S
(Julie Holbrook, Dir.)
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(facilitates in Spanish or English successful anticipated court experience re: SLCo. Dist. Attny. Off.–involved felony cases)
Information-related
# Lawyer-Referral Services
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9075
(free service of the Utah State Bar Association to connect persons w/ appropriate legal counsel for given situations)
# Library Systems (Salt Lake City)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5733
(multi-media information and material services; includes monthly evening seminars re: legal questions and/or issues)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
On Call
(see Cal)
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
# Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
# Victim Counseling Unit (S L Co. Dist. attorney’s counseling office) 231 E. 400 S. Courtside Building 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(helps victims of felony violent crimes through the court process, and refers to counseling services, 531-4101)
# Weber County Library Systems
2464 Jefferson Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 627-6924
(consists of four public libraries, and one law library)
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Insurance-related
# Consumer Affairs
State Office Building #3110
SLC, Ut. 538-3800
(provides advocacy re: insurance disagreements)
# Insurance Commission
538-3800
(offers help in securing rightful claims)
# Utah State Insurance Department
State Office Building #3110
SLC, Ut. 538-3800
(offers help in securing rightful insurance and other claims)
# Utah State Bar Association
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(advance the administration of justice according to law, and provide general legal information via lawyer referral services)
Juvenile-related
# Juvenile Courts, local (administration)
450 S. State Street
SLC, Ut. 578-3800
(handles legal issues re: juveniles)
Peer Court
(peers provide court-role arbitration of student conflicts in school settings)
350 W. 500 S.
Provo, Ut. 374-4920
* Provo Youth Detention
# Rillings and Associates
# TASC Program
* Third District Juvenile Court
8 E. Broadway #213
SLC, Ut. 521-5225
(contracted legal representatives for youth at juvenile court)
3570 S. W. Temple
(Tami)
SLC, Ut. 685-5712
(a court-ordered five days a week alternative work program (community service) in liew of detention)
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 238-7700
Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice
SLC, Ut.
Labor/Business-related
# Anti-discrimination (Labor Commission)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(Labor Commission enforcement of legal fair practices)
# Better Business Bureau
1588 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 892-6009
(no-cost public service providing protection from unfair business practices, including ADA non-discrimination guidelines)
# Bureau of Licensing
SLC, Ut. 538-9299
(validates the existence or licensure of an agency)
# Consumer Protection , Division of
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6601
(a state agency dealing with fraudelent business advertising)
# Division of Public Utilities
160 E. 300 S. 4th floor
SLC, Ut. 530-6652
(conducts public utility-complaint investigations and negotiations)
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
(legal step dealing with employment discrimination)
# Industrial Commission of Utah ( Hispanic Bar) (Labor Commission)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(assures safe, healthy, fair and non-discriminatory work environments, fair housing practice, and general welfare of state employees)
# Labor Commission (see Anti-Discrimination)
160 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 530-6801
(provides law and guidelines for youth labor, and resolves insurance disputes and workman’s compensation problems)
# U S Consumer Product Safety Commission
1-800-637-2772
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Lawyer-referrals
# Lawyer-Referral Services
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9075
(free service of the Utah State Bar Association to connect persons w/ appropriate legal counsel for given situations)
# Utah State Bar Association
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(advance the administration of justice according to law, and provide general legal information via lawyer referral services)
Low Income-related
# Community Legal Center (formerly Utah Legal Center)
# Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake
# Salt Lake Legal Defender Association
Street Law (at Guadelupe Center)
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-8891
(provides legal services for indigent persons re: civil matters)
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-8849
(provides legal assistance for low-income persons)
424 E. 500 S. #300
SLC, Ut. 532-5444
(handles criminal defense cases for low income persons in Salt Lake County)
340 S. Goshen St. (1040 W.)
SLC, Ut.
(Tues. 5-7 p.m) (clients are offered free consultation on a variety of issues)
423 W. 300 S. (Sun. 8:30-12 noon)
SLC, Ut.
(clients are offered free consultation on a variety of issues)
Street Law (at St. Vincents)
200 S. 427 W. (Thurs. 1-3 p.m.)
SLC, Ut.
(clients are offered free consultation on a variety of issues)
# Tuesday Night Bar
645 S. 200 E. (after 5:00 p.m.)
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(free 30-minute individual lawyer appointment for assessment of a situation, or referral to a specialized attorney or an indicated agency)
# Tuesday Night Bar
BYU Law School (Taylor Building)
Provo, Ut. 378-7759
(free 30-minute individual lawyer appointment for assessment of a situation, or referral to a specialized attorney or an indicated agency)
# Tuesday Night Bar
1354 Park Ave. ( first Tues. 6-8 p.m.)
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(free 30-minute individual lawyer appointment for assessment of a situation, or referral to a specialized attorney or an indicated agency)
# Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
# Wayne’s Clinic
450 S. State St. (Tues. & Thurs. evenings) SLC, Ut. 238-7804
(a volunteer attorney provides consultation for non-legally-represented persons wanting legal info re: their divorce or custody court case)
# Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(promotes professional development of women students, & includes weekly lunch hour with a lawyer; contact Beverly Purrington)
Street Law (at The Salvation Army)
Mediation
# Common Grounds Mediation Services (Stephen and Tineke)
243 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 631-8426, 556-3387
(provides the co-perspectives of an experienced family psychiatrist and a domestic relations attorney in mediating domestic differences)
Peer Court
(peers provide court-role arbitration of student conflicts in school settings)
Salt Lake County Mediation and Restorative Justice Program
231 E. 400 S. (Kathy Elton , 578-3943) SLC, Ut. 366-7817
(a voluntary service providing victim-offender face-to-face mediation to discuss the crime and re-establish a sense of safety)
Miscellaneous
# American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
355 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 521-9862
(handles civil liberty complaints, limited to precedent setting and action cases)
Consumer Credit Counseling Services
(budget and money management counseling)
# Lawyer-Referral Services
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9075
(free service of the Utah State Bar Association to connect persons w/ appropriate legal counsel for given situations)
Lesue Weekly Spanish Legal Workshop (Maeser Elementary)
500 E. 150 S. (Tuesdays from 6:00 p.m.) Provo, Ut.
Free legal consultation re: divorce, custody, protective orders, tenant/landlord issues, etc.)
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Mainstream on Call
(see Cal)
#
Office of Professional Conduct
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
645 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 531-9110
(handles complaints regarding attorney services)
(at Crossroads Urban Center)
People’s Congress
Street Law (at Guadelupe Center)
340 S. Goshen St. (1040 W.)
SLC, Ut.
(Tues. 5-7 p.m) (clients are offered free consultation on a variety of issues)
Street Law (at The Salvation Army)
423 W. 300 S. (Sun. 8:30-12 noon)
SLC, Ut.
(clients are offered free consultation on a variety of issues)
Street Law (at St. Vincents)
200 S. 427 W. (Thurs. 1-3 p.m.)
SLC, Ut.
(clients are offered free consultation on a variety of issues)
# Tuesday Night Bar
645 S. 200 E. (after 5:00 p.m.)
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(free 30-minute individual lawyer appointment for assessment of a situation, or referral to a specialized attorney or an indicated agency)
# Tuesday Night Bar
BYU Law School (Taylor Building)
Provo, Ut. 378-7759
(free 30-minute individual lawyer appointment for assessment of a situation, or referral to a specialized attorney or an indicated agency)
# Tuesday Night Bar
1354 Park Ave. ( first Tues. 6-8 p.m.)
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(free 30-minute individual lawyer appointment for assessment of a situation, or referral to a specialized attorney or an indicated agency)
# Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
# Utah State Bar Association
645 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9077
(advance the administration of justice according to law, and provide general legal information via lawyer referral services)
Victim Services (see p. 82 Crime---Christy)
(call Christy—238-2360)
(includes counseling, advocacy and witness aid)
School/Education-related
Compliance Office (State Office of Educ.)
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
# IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act)
see individual
School Districts, local
(A law to assure children ages 3-21 w/ disabilities free access to appropriate public education and for improving education results)
IEP (Individual Education Plan)
via individual schools
(serves as a legal individualized plan for rightful and accommodated education of eligible children, to include school and parent input)
Law-Related Education Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(call Ut. St. Off. of Educ. 533-5982)
(at Utah State Office of Education)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
# Utah Law-Related Education Project (State Board of Education)
645 S. 200 E. #101
(Kathy)
SLC, Ut. 322-1802
(provides materials and strategies to better insure that citizens are active, concerned and knowledgeable)
# Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Substance Abuse-related
Drug Court
799-8466
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# Arthritis Foundation (Utah Chapter )
448 E. 400 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 536-0990
(some wheelchairs, classes, support, seminars & info re: arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, & Juvenalian Arthritis)
Davis County Association for Retarded Citizens
(call ARC of Utah 364-5060)
(includes special-needs equipment and promotes general welfare of MR citizens)
# Disability Services Center (U of U)
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
("U" advocacy for LD and physically handicapped; facilitates all aspects of special-needs participation)
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen) (provides job training/coaching for adults; also vision-screening and used glasses, and funds for specific needs)
Lung Association of Utah
(medical equipment to facilitate self care)
# Medicaid Information Hotline (Workforce Services)
140 E. 300 S. (1-800-662-9651)
SLC, Ut. 538-6155
(re: wheelchair, medical reimbursement and transportation for qualified low-income and medically-eligible persons)
Muscular Dystrophy Clinic, UUMC, Department of Neurology
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-6873
(minimal availability of wheelchairs for MD persons)
* National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(provides MS support and research)
# Utah Independent Living Center, Inc.
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(some used wheelchairs; advocates for indep living vs. resid. re: various disabilities; includes 6 wk summer programs for youth 14-23)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Assistive Technology
Electric Mobility
(Bill Hammond)
SLC, Ut. 295-6246
(provides electric wheelchair equipment)
# ICAN (Increasing Capabilities Access Network)
2201 Brookwood#117 Little Rock, Arkansas 501-666-8868
(provides info and referrals for assistive technology; includes provision for selling, trading, donating and listing available equipment)
Med Arts
(advanced prosthetic system includes myolectrics and body-powered equipment)
# Motion Control
2401 S. 1070 W. #B
SLC, Ut. 978-2622
(advanced prosthetic system includes myoelectric and body-powered equipment)
# Potty Pager
1-800-497-6573
Boulder, Colorado 303-440-8517
(website www.pottypager.com -- like a silent business pager, teaches bedwetter to respond normally to bladder fullness)
Rehabilitation Technologies
853 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 581-2141
(custom low-cost learning and assistive devices for special-needs persons)
# Reproductive Health Program
288 N. 1460 W. (Nan)
SLC, Ut. 538-9970
(multi-faceted services to improve the health of child-bearing women and their children by means of technical assistance)
# Utah Assistive Technology Foundation
3064 Cruise Way (Daryl McCarty)
SLC, Ut. 273-7239
(low-interest loans available for assistive technology, service or vehicles to qualified clienta)
# Utah Assistive Technology Program
6588 Old Main Hill
Logan, Ut. 1-435-797-3824
(helps individuals access needed technology to gain independence and pursue opportunities to the fullest extent of their abilities)
# Utah Center for Assistive Technology (UCAT)
1595 W. 500 S. (Craig)
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(assistive devices to enhance the potential of disabled; includes a loan library)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Children’s Equipment
Kelly Jones
( medical equipment representative for special-needs children)
1-800-497-6573
Boulder, Colorado 303-440-8517
(website www.pottypager.com -- like a silent business pager, teaches bedwetter to respond normally to bladder fullness)
# TV Allowance, The
www.tvallowance.com
305-669-4365\
(a device that allows parents electronically to limit children’s weekly television viewing)
# Potty Pager
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Donate/Trade/Loan/Sell
# American Diabetes Association (Utah Chapter1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-DIABETES)
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetes suuport services, information and referral, camps, and research funds re: diabetes)
# Easter Seals Wheelchair Clinic
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides some equipment loans)
# ICAN (Increasing Capabilities Access Network)
2201 Brookwood#117 Little Rock, Arkansas 501-666-8868
(provides info and referrals for assistive technology; includes provision for selling, trading, donating and listing available equipment)
Multiple Sclerosis Society
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(Multiple Sclerosis research, counseling, therapy and equipment loans)
Muscular Dystrophy Clinic, UUMC, Department of Neurology
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-6873
(minimal availability of wheelchairs for MD persons)
Funding
Active Re-entry
(rehabilatative services provide info and funds for such helps as ramps for post-tramatic needs)
Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides wheelchair clinic, and multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Elks Lodge, Cottonwood-Murray Lodge (BPOE)
4894 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 266-2344
(provides Sub for Santa and special-needs charity assistance on an individual basis)
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen) (provides job training/coaching for adults; also vision-screening and used glasses, and funds for specific needs)
Medicaid
# Medicaid Information Hotline (Workforce Services)
140 E. 300 S. (1-800-662-9651)
SLC, Ut. 538-6155
(re: wheelchair, medical reimbursement and transportation for qualified low-income and medically-eligible persons)
# Medicine Program, The (www.themedicineprogram.com)
PO Box 515
Doniphan, Mo. 573-996-7300
(free prescription drugs for eligible persons in cooperation with the prescribing doctors, with $5.00 co-payments; zip code 63935-0515)
# Potty Pager
1-800-497-6573
Boulder, Colorado 303-440-8517
(website www.pottypager.com -- like a silent business pager, teaches bedwetter to respond normally to bladder fullness)
SSI
46 W. 300 S. (hotline 1-800-772-1213) SLC, Ut. 524-4339
(services include grants for qualified disabled)
Home Accommodations
Active Re-entry
# Assist, Inc.
Nytone
Ramp and Elevator Installation
(rehabilatative services provide info and funds for such helps as ramps for post-tramatic needs)
218 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-7085
(facilitates construction of needed ramps for low income and special-needs persons)
SLC, Ut.
(a bed-wetting alarm)
(call Kelly Jones)
Redevelopment Agency, S.L.C.
285 W. North Temple #200
SLC, Ut. 328-3211
(home modifications for special-needs persons)
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Info/Equipment Data Bank
Active Re-entry
(rehabilatative services provide info and funds for such helps as ramps for post-tramatic needs)
# Arthritis Foundation (Utah Chapter )
448 E. 400 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 536-0990
(some wheelchairs, classes, support, seminars & info re: arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, & Juvenalian Arthritis)
# ICAN (Increasing Capabilities Access Network)
2201 Brookwood#117 Little Rock, Arkansas 501-666-8868
(provides info and referrals for assistive technology; includes provision for selling, trading, donating and listing available equipment)
# Medicaid Information Hotline (Workforce Services)
140 E. 300 S. (1-800-662-9651)
SLC, Ut. 538-6155
(re: wheelchair, medical reimbursement and transportation for qualified low-income and medically-eligible persons)
National Abledata System
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7000
(data bank for internationally-available medical and physical therapy equipment)
Utah Abledata System
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7550
(computerized information re: available used medical equipment)
LD-related
Rehabilitation Technologies
853 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 581-2141
(custom low-cost learning and assistive devices for special-needs persons)
Low-cost/Used Equipment
# Deseret Industries (Administration)
#50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 240-6570
(shelter workshop, also offers low-cost goods and used equipment)
Prosthetic Equipment
# Fitwell Prosthetic and Orthotic Care
50 S. 900 E. #1
(Rhonda)
SLC, Ut. 364-3100
(provides such services as custom limbs and cosmetic build ups)
433 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-5785
(provides custom orthotic braces and prosthetics)
# Jenco Medical Supplies, Inc.
Med Arts
# PCMC Brace Shop
(advanced prosthetic system includes myolectrics and body-powered equipment)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3920
Sale/Rental/Service
# Arthritis Foundation (Utah Chapter )
448 E. 400 S. #103
SLC, Ut. 536-0990
(some wheelchairs, classes, support, seminars & info re: arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, & Juvenalian Arthritis)
BYU Student Special Services
(provides equipment neccessary for special-needs students)
Davis County Association for Retarded Citizens
(call ARC of Utah 364-5060)
(includes special-needs equipment and promotes general welfare of MR citizens)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides wheelchair clinic, and multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Easter Seals Wheelchair Clinic
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides some equipment loans)
Home Care Medical Equipment
(medical equipment sales and rentals)
# Interwest Home Medical Equipment and Supply
235 E. 6100 S.
SLC, Ut. 261-5100
(provides public wheel chair rentals and service, and sale of general medical equipment and supplies)
#
Utah County location
400 N. Geneva Rd.
Lindon, Ut. 785-1000
(medical and convalescent equipment loans, wheel chair rentals, and sale of general medical equipment and supplies to the public)
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# MD Medical Supply Centers
409 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-0535
(two S. L. locations provide public wheel chair rentals and service, and sale of general medical equipment and supplies)
* Medic Alert Foundation, U S
2323 Colorado Ave.
Turlock, Ca. 209-668-3333
(emergency identification bracelets for ambulatories)
Medical Mart, Inc. The
1225 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
# PCMC Brace Shop
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3920
Robinson’s Medical Mart
(medical and convalescent equipment repairs for special-needs persons)
1884 S. 300 W. (Karen)
SLC. Ut. 487-1065
(for profit medical equipment sales, repairs and loans)
# Utah Independent Living Center, Inc.
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(some used wheelchairs; advocates for indep living vs. resid. re: various disabilities; includes 6 wk summer programs for youth 14-23)
# Whitmore Medical
Vision/Hearing-related
Help, Inc.
290 N. 100 E.
Provo, Ut.
(provides hearing aids, glasses and medical equipment to needy)
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen) (provides job training/coaching for adults; also vision-screening and used glasses, and funds for specific needs)
# Utah Association for the Deaf, Inc.
5709 S. 1500 W. (Dennis Platt)
SLC, Ut. 288-2159
(TTY Shop provides phone and decoder repairs; also provides advocacy program operated by and for the deaf)
Utah County Center for the Deaf
(multiple services include hearing equipment)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Mental Health Units and Supports
State Division of Mental Health
120 N. 2nd W.
SLC, Ut.
538-4270
Bountiful Outreach Mental Health
470 E. Medical Drive
Bountiful, Ut.
298-3446
Davis County Mental Health
85 S. 185 E.
Farmington, Ut.
451-7799
Heber City Office Mental Health
89 N. 1st E.
Heber City, Ut.
654-1545
Layton Outreach Mental Health
2250 N. 17th W.
Layton, Ut.
773-7061
Mental Health Association of Utah
3760 Highland Drive
SLC, Ut.
278-2889
Mental Health Spanish Speaking
175 E. 21st S.
SLC, Ut.
484-8713
Morgan County Mental Health
48 W. Young St.
Morgan, Ut.
829-3244
Park City Office Mental Health
1753 Sidewinder Drive
Park City, Ut.
649-9079
Valley Mental Health (Administration)
5965 So. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
263-7100
ACES (Acute Children’s Extension Services) 780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC,Ut.
581-0194
Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut.
263-6103
Alcohol and Drug Treatment Unit
5965 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
263-7250
Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main
SLC, Ut.
486-5012
Allies With Families (1-877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut.
292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
ARTEC
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut.
963-4357
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Residences:
Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
Observation and Assessment
ARTU (CRISIS) (Adult Resid. Treat. Unit)
CBTU
Consumer Affairs
County Jail Mental Health Services
Crisis Intervention Services, UUMC
Deaf Services
East Valley Mental Health Unit
Forensic Unit
In-Patient Mental Health Coordinator
Infant Mental Health Program
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
Mental Health Care of Utah
Mental Health Children’s Coordinator
Mental Health Services for the Deaf
North Crisis Service (ARTU)
North Valley Mental Health Unit
Refugee Prog. SE Asian North Valley Unit
South Crisis Service (ITU)
South Valley Mental Health Unit
Spanish-Speaking Mental Health Unit
Spanish-Speaking Staff at out-patient units
Summit County Direct Line
Tooele Counseling and Intervention Center
Tooele Day Treatment
Tooele Mental Health
Victim Counseling
Utah Mental Health Association
Utah State Hospital
Wasatch Mental Health
Weber Mental Health Center
West Valley Mental Health Unit
3809 W. 6200 S.
175 W. 7200 S.
1228 S. 900 E.
668 S. 13th E.
5965 S. 900 E.
Metropolitan Hall of Justice
50 N. Medical Dr.
7292 S. State St.
1141 E. 39th S.
530 E. 500 S.
2001 S. State St. S2600
2625 E. 3300 S. (Ray DePrizio)
3522 S. 7th W.
1121 E. 3900 S.
Mike Silver
7292 S. State St. (TTY 566-9739)
1128 S. 9th E.
145 E. 13th S. #501
145 E. 13th S.
6856 S. 7th E.
7434 S. State
1341 S. State
2615 Grant Ave.
1753 Sidewinder #S200
255 S. 1st E
255 S. 1st E.
305 N. Main
231 E. 4th S. 4th fl.
3760 Highland Dr. #304
13th E. Center St.
750 N. 200 W. #300
2650 Lincoln Ave.
3575 S. Market St.
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Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
955-9686
569-0882
261-1442
581-0194
263-7223
535-5767
581-2137
284-4900
264-2315
538-2057
468-2360
485-8051
262-2601
284-4970
264-2325
566-4423
261-1442
539-7000
(
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255-4661
566-4423
487-5841
621-3580
649-9079
364-2660
882-6587
833-7370
363-7911
278-2889
373-4400
373-4760
625-3700
967-4405
Other Mental Health Services
# Alpine House
156 S. 300 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-9042/374-0515
(supervised, assisted apartment-living transitional home for mentally-ill 18 year olds and over)
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
Commission on Service for Children (Mental Health Association)
3760 Highland Drive
SLC, Ut.
(call St. Div. of M.H.-538-4270; ML on 27 Oct 99)
(advocacy and lobby for emotionally-disturbed children)
Cultural Diversity Team (at NVMH)
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(a team assisting a growing diversity of cultural MH needs)
# Infant Mental Health Program
2625 E. 3300 S. (Ray DePrizio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(serves parents, infants and young children with emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Interact
(Tina Brown)
Moab, Ut.
(4-corner M.H. support for stressed adult parents)
# Jubilee Referral and Wellness
309 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-8895
(assists individuals and families to access medical and mental health systems, application assistance, and counseling by appointment)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
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Mental Health Alcohol and Drug Services
see local Community
Mental Health Units
(education, consultation, and treatment)
Mental Health Services for the Deaf (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (Sheryl Ginsburg) SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(see Salt Lake Valley Mental Health)
Mental Health Units, local (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4270
(see Mental Health Units chart; general counseling service with a sliding fee scale)
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, The, (Utah Chapter)
309 E. 100 S. (1-800-950-NAMI0
SLC, Ut. 963-7337
(advocates providing educational materials and classes for individuals and families with mental illness involvement)
Parents Helping Parents
2738 S. 2000 E.
(Lee Caldwell)
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(designs and administers programs to service the mental health needs of the community)
Recovery, Inc.
17 E. 400 N. #3
Bountiful, Ut. 292-6261
(Self-Help Mental Health)
Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Uplift Support Group
(7 p.m. Tuesdays)
1255 E. 3900 S. Rm. 427
(John )
SLC, Ut. 264-8193
(a family-centered group of 15-20 providing support for persons ages 20 on up experiencing bi-polar, major depression or anxiety)
Utah Alliance for the Mentally Ill
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 584-2023
(educational support group for families of mentally-ill persons)
Weber Human Services /Weber Substance Abuse
237 26th Street
Ogden, Ut. 625-3650
(offers services for persons with mental illnesses, to include drug and alcohol problems)
Mental Retardation
(see also Advocate Organizations, Career Development and Employment Resources, Developmental Disability Resources, Preschools for Special-needs Children, Recreational and
Fitnesss Resource for Special-needs Persons, Residential Placements, Respite and Day
Care for Special-needs Persons, Semi-residential and Halfway Homes, Shelter Workshops,
Support Groups, Transitional Resources and Transportation for Special-needs Populations)
Adult Services
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
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Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 268-8531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
# Harmony House
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
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Advocacy/Legal-related
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, & developmental disabilities)
698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education )
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
Davis County Association for Retarded Citizens
(call ARC of Utah 364-5060)
# Disability Law Center
(Utah Legal Center) 1-800-662-9080
(promotes general welfare of MR citizens)
205 N. 400 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-1347
(state-funded legal advocacy for DD/MR persons)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Guardian ad Litem (administrative office of the courts)
(Kristin Brewer)
SLC, Ut. 578-3827
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(Lori Brown, 238—3829) (578-3962, a state-appointed legal representative for court-involved children of abuse and neglect)
533-0203
(deals with court-ordered/appointed matters re: persons with disabilities)
Guardianship Associates
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
IEP (Individual Education Plan)
via individual schools
(serves as a legal individualized plan for rightful and accommodated education of eligible children, to include school and parent input)
* Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
1450 W. 800 N.
Orem, Ut.
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who’ve been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
# Utah Parent Center (Julie Moreno is a Spanish-speaking worker)
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Weber County Association for Retarded Children
4876 S. 2875 W.
Roy, Ut. 776-3420
(DD/MR advocacy and services)
* Weber Preschool
1100 Orchard Drive
Ogden, Ut. 626-2552
(DD/MR training preschool for ages 0-5 years)
Counseling/Therapy
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
# LifeSpan Services
3030 S. Main St. #500 (Patricia, LCSW) SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides therapeutic support to persons concerned with PDD, autism and other developmental or behavioral disabilities)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
# Preschools, Therapeutic,
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather)
West Jordan, Ut. 282-1115
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
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Diagnostic Services
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8943
(provides diagnoses and services re: possible hereditary conditions)
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1040
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8256
(early metabolic diagnostic and treatment to prevent MR)
# Genetics Clinic (UUMC)
# Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
* Newborn Metabolic Screening Program
(PKU)
Funds
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Murray United Way
(call United Way 328-0211)
(funds life-skills trainsition programs for special-needs persons)
* Sweet Charity
211 E. 300 S. # 212
SLC, Ut. 328-1575
(clothing shop sponsors ten supervised group homes for MR 16 and older)
Tooele United Fund
(crisis center program funds for MR)
Group Homes/Residentials
# Harmony House
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
# Hillcrest Care Center
348 E. 8000 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-4191
(residential mainly for MR persons)
# Lindon Care and Training Center
680 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-2179
(residential for MR women 12 on up in cooperation with schools)
Maxwell House
(call MRAU or ARC of Utah 364-5060)
(housing for employable MR persons)
# Mesa Vista, Inc.
394 W. 400 N.
Orem, Ut. 225-9292
(co-ed residential for MR ages 12 on up in cooperation with schools)
# Midtown Manor
125 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-6340
(residential for MR with psychiatric problems)
New Horizons
(residential for MR as well as the psychiatric ladened)
* Sweet Charity
211 E. 300 S. # 212
SLC, Ut. 328-1575
(clothing shop sponsors ten supervised group homes for MR 16 and older)
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
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Group Homes/Residentials (Continued)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
# West Side Center
4028 S. 4800 W.
WVC, Ut. 968-8122
(a 16-bed nursing /ICF/MR center for ages 16 and older accessable to blind, with sign language interpreting available)
In-home Support
Home Companion Services (DCFS)
see local DCFS offices
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(DCFS-sponsored DD/MR in-home respite)
# HOME Project (UNI) (Habilitation Option Medical Excellence)
546 Chipeta Way (Josette Dorius)
SLC, Ut. 587-3108
(in-home prog. for dually-diag. clients working on behav. compliance strategies, services & care coord. in conj. w/ DSPD & Medicaid)
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
Project PITCH
3450 Oakview Drive
SLC, Ut. 273-2020
(home-based parent-info training program for handicapped)
Regional Early Childhood Education Program (RECEP)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-4966
(home and center-based DD/MR preschool)
Information/Support
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, & developmental disabilities)
698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education )
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
National Down Syndrome Congress
1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-232-NDSC
(info and sponsor of National Down Syndrome conference)
National Down Syndrome Society
8185 S. Oakcreek Drive
Sandy, Ut. 942-5758
# Oakridge
see PCMC, UUMC, Wellness Center
Salt Lake Regional Medical Center,
Project Opportunity
(call Self-Determination, Inc. 268-9811)
Public Health (see local public health)
Heart Association
(promotes community DD/MR transition awareness)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(general public health on local level)
# Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut. 373-1198
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# Project Turn
850 S. Main (Kolyn Coker or Sue Behle) SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(program to help persons w/ low IQ’s who’ve been charged w/ a crime, to get into approp. programs, rather than the corrections system)
Wheel Power, Inc.
(self-help DD/MR info-referral and service-gap identification facility)
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Preschool Programs/Services
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
# Jordan Valley Child Developmental Center Pre-school
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7590
(child development for DD preschoolers ages 2 to school age)
#
at West Jordan High School
8136 S. 2700 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 256-5600
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
#
at Alta High School
11055 S. 1000 E.
Sandy, Ut. 256-5000
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
# Parkview Elementary School
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC,Ut. 974-8304
(DD/MR training for children ages 3 through elementary grades)
# Parkview Preschool
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
DD preschool for ages 3-5 at district expense)
# Preschools, Therapeutic,
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Regional Early Childhood Education Program (RECEP)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-4966
(home and center-based DD/MR preschool)
# Riley School
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
Summit County Developmental Disabilities Program
(home and center-based for ages 0-5)
* Weber Preschool
1100 Orchard Drive
Ogden, Ut. 626-2552
(DD/MR training preschool for ages 0-5 years)
Recreation-related
# Utah Special Olympics
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(1-800-662-1616; year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
Schooling/Training
# Canyon View Specialty School
1100 Orchard Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 626-2516
(DD training programs for school-aged in Weber District, also offering job coaching and placement for those aged 18-22)
# Dan Peterson School
169 N. 1100 E.
American Fork, Ut. 756-8551
(DD training center for children school-aged to 22)
# Deseret Villages
533 W. 1900 N. (Mike Long)
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-3937
(residential Training Center for mildly DD/MR 18 and older)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 268-8531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
# Hartvigsen School
3605 S. 350 E.
(Don Arents)
SLC, Ut. 268-8585
(provides schooling for the severely handicapped students ages 5-22 in the Granite School District)
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Schooling/Training (Continued)
# Jordan Valley School
# Lehi Elementary Self-Contained Class
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
# Multipli-Handicapped (Parkview Elementary)
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7588
(child development for DD children 5 years and older)
651 N. Center St.
Lehi, Ut. 768-7020
(educational program for DD/MR students)
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
(promotes normalization for severely-handicapped students)
Oakridge School
(DD training school for Provo and Nebo District students ages 5-21)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC,Ut. 974-8304
(DD/MR training for children ages 3 through elementary grades)
3450 Oakview Drive
SLC, Ut. 273-2020
(home-based parent-info training program for handicapped)
2650 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 481-7240
# Parkview Elementary School
Project PITCH
Redwood Elementary (IH self-contained units)
# Riley School
# Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
# Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut. 373-1198
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
Special Education
(see School Districts, Local)
Summit County Developmental Disabilities Program
(home and center-based for ages 0-5)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather)
West Jordan, Ut. 282-1115
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
Toileting Specialist (S.L. C. School Dist.)
(Cindy Myers) SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(a program utilized in the schools to help a child in learning to potty train)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Weber Training Center
1100 Orchard Ave.
393-3411 Ogden, Ut. 621-1123
Shelter Workshops/Employment/Volunteer-related
# Columbus Community Center
10 W. Central Park Way
SLC, Ut. 487-0377
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 268-8531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
Jordan Valley Mobile Work Crew
433 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut.
(call Jordan Valley School 265-1748)
(a mobile sheltered work opportunity for special-needs persons)
# Jordan Valley Supported Employment (Human Services)
547 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-1748
(provides job coaching and placement for disabled persons)
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Shelter Workshops/Employment/Volunteer-related (Continued)
Junior League Volunteer Project
(promotes handicapped volunteerism)
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(a job skills training facility)
1100 Orchard Ave.
393-3411 Ogden, Ut. 621-1123
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
# TURN Community Services
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
Weber Training Center
Weber Vocational Workshop
2504 F Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-6595
(program facilitates independent living)
Transition
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Project Opportunity
(call Self-Determination, Inc. 268-9811)
(promotes community DD/MR transition awareness)
Transportation
# School District Buses
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(provision of special-needs busing for qualified students, in addition for regular students in appropriate catchment boundaries)
Multi-cultural Resources
(see also Indian Resources, Native American, Refugee Resources, and Hispanic Resources)
Acculturation
# ACCESS
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(Asian Community Counseling Enhancement and Social Skills)
# Asian Association of Utah
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(facilitates refugee acculturation to include ESL, counseling, parenting and child skill-building for Asian and Polynesian immigrants)\
# BYU International Center
1351 Wilkonson Center (Enoc Flores) Provo, Ut. 422-2695
BYU Multi-Cultural Student Services
199 ELWC (Leana Brown)
Cultural Diversity Team (at NVMH)
Provo, Ut. 422-3065
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(a team assisting a growing diversity of cultural MH needs)
# English As A Second Language (ESL)
see Individual
School Districts, local
(
)
# International Rescue Committee (IRC)
530 E. 500 S. #207 (Martegas)
SLC, Ut. 328-1091
(resettlement and acculturation, to include employment service mainly for Iraq, Serbo-Croatian and African refugees)
# Jewish Community Center
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0098
(recreation center includes programs for special-needs children)
# Literacy Volunteers of America, Wasatch Front
175 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-5608
(provides basic English tutoring for refugees, immigrants, and LD persons)
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Acculturation (Continued)
# New Hope Refugee Friendship Center
(ML 28 May’99 correlatew/ p. 54)
# Office of Asian Affairs
1102 W. 400 N.
SLC, Ut. 363-4955
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(provides a state directory and coordination for Asian organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Black Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8829
(provides a state directory and coordination for Black organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriers, & promoting corresponding legislation)
# Office of Hispanic Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8634
(provides a state directory and coordination for Hispanic organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Polynesian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8691
(provides a state directory and coordination for Polynesian organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Refugee Resettlement
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(coordinates state refugee programs)
Refugee Assimilation Program
(operated through
Utah State Social Services)
(social services for refugees)
# Refugee Program Coordinator, State
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(oversees state refugee resettlement and self-sufficiency programs)
# Salt Lake School District
440 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(provides multi-service educational programs to include English as a Second Language)
# Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
Adoption/Foster Care
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Children's Aid Society of Utah
652 26th St.
Ogden, Ut. 393-8671
(a state of Utah adoption agency)
# Children's Service Society
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Sandy
Proctor Program
# Rocky Mountain Adoption Exchange
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
610 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 412-0200
(brokerage for families and agencies involved in adoption)
Advocacy
# BYU International Center
1351 Wilkonson Center (Enoc Flores) Provo, Ut. 422-2695
Cultural Diversity Team (at NVMH)
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(a team assisting a growing diversity of cultural MH needs)
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Advocacy (Continued)
Intercultural Adoptions, Parents of
Multi-Cultural Center
(call given ph. #)
# New Hope Refugee Friendship Center
(ML 28 May’99 correlatew/ p. 54)
# Office of Asian Affairs
(information and support for families of intercultural adoptions)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8582
(also provide materials, advocacy, testing and tutorial for minorities)
1102 W. 400 N.
SLC, Ut. 363-4955
324 S. State St. # 500
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(provides a state directory and coordination for Asian organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Black Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8829
(provides a state directory and coordination for Black organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriers, & promoting corresponding legislation)
# Office of Hispanic Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8634
(provides a state directory and coordination for Hispanic organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Polynesian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8691
(provides a state directory and coordination for Polynesian organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Refugee Resettlement
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(coordinates state refugee programs)
# Pacific Resource Center
4090 W. 5415 S. (Mile Peters)
SLC, Ut. 957-1843
(connects Pacific Island immigrant families to resources)
Proctor Program
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
# Refugee Program Coordinator, State
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(oversees state refugee resettlement and self-sufficiency programs)
* Refugee Resettlement
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4092
(multi-service and support for refugees)
# SLCC Admissions Multi-Cultural Affairs
4600 S. Redwood Rd. (Charlotte Starks) SLC, Ut. 9557-4592
# SLCC Diversity and Equal Opportunity
4600 S. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 957-4561
# SLCC RAZA Hispanic Unida
4600 S. Redwood Rd. (Sonia Parker)
SLC, Ut. 657-4446
# U of U Center for Ethnic Student Affairs
318 Union Bldg.
SLC, Ut. 581-8151
(Augustine Trujillo)
Utah Indo-Chinese Mutual Assisstance Association
(call ph. Info.)
(
)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North) 140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
Awareness
# Asian Affairs, State Office of
324 S. State St. (Moon Ji)
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(facilitates increased ethnic and minorities awareness among state and other agencies)
Counseling
# Asian Association of Utah
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(facilitates refugee acculturation to include ESL, counseling, parenting and child skill-building for Asian and Polynesian immigrants)\
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
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Counseling (Continued)
#
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
Mental Health, Spanish Speaking (SVMH)
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(authorized to be provided at all Salt Lake Valley Mental Health units)
Financial Helps
# Children of Illegal Aliens Program
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides financial assistance for citizen children of non-citizen parents)
Health Care
# Community Health Centers, Inc. (administration)
1798 S. West Temple (Eligio)
SLC, Ut. 412-6920
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Central City Community Health Center
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 539-8617
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Copperview Community Health Center
8446 S. Harrison St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-5494
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Oquirrh View Community Health Center
4745 S. 3200 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-6214
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Northwest Community Health Center
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5750
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Utah Farm Workers Health Program
461 S. 400 E. (Saul Ramos)
SLC, Ut. 325-9580
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
# Mountainlands Community Health Center
Provo, Ut. 429-2011
(provides primary health and dental care services to multi-cultural, low-income persons on a sliding scale)
Reach
Murray, Ut.
(provides mild medical assistance to underserved populations as non-documented immigrants)
Refugee Medical Screening Clinic
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7611
(refugee health under SLC/County Health Department)
# Rose Park Elementary School Family Health Center`
1130 W. Sterling Dr.
SLC, Ut. 578-8554
(immuniz., addresses minor illnesses/injuries, well-baby/child check-ups & gen. adult health care for qual. low-income catchment fam.)
Immigration/Refugee-related
# Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
3856 W. 5400 S.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-375-5283
(provides information on immigration resources)
Intercultural Adoptions, Parents of
#
Literacy Volunteers of America, Wasatch Front
# New Hope Refugee Friendship Center
(ML 28 May’99 correlatew/ p. 54)
# Office of Asian Affairs
(information and support for families of intercultural adoptions)
175 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-5608
(provides basic English tutoring for refugees, immigrants, and LD persons)
1102 W. 400 N.
SLC, Ut. 363-4955
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(provides a state directory and coordination for Asian organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Black Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut. 538-8829
(provides a state directory and coordination for Black organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Civil Rights
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7643
(bi-lingual federally-funded education and advocacy)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriars, & promoting corresponding legislation)
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Immigration/Refugee-related (Continued)
# Office of Hispanic Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8634
(provides a state directory and coordination for Hispanic organizations, services and brochures)
# Office of Polynesian Affairs
324 S. State St. #500
SLC, Ut.538-8691
(provides a state directory and coordination for Polynesian organizations, services and brochures)
Office of Refugee Resettlement
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(coordinates state refugee programs)
# Pacific Resource Center
4090 W. 5415 S. (Mile Peters)
SLC, Ut. 957-1843
(connects Pacific Island immigrant families to resources)
# Refugee Program Coordinator, State
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(oversees state refugee resettlement and self-sufficiency programs)
Information and Referral
# Library Systems
(Salt Lake City)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5733
(multi-media information and material services)
# Rose Park Elementary School Family Health Center`
1130 W. Sterling Dr.
SLC, Ut. 578-8554
(immuniz., addresses minor illnesses/injuries, well-baby/child check-ups & gen. adult health care for qual. low-income catchment fam.)
Interpreters/Hand Signing Services
AT&T Interpreting Services (international 1-800-628-8486)
national
1-800-468-8635
(provides ph. numbers for interpreters of numerous languages who conduct conference call interpreting service)
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
DCFS Asian Workers
(interpretation available for numerous social service programs)
# Granite School District
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 263-6100
(multi-service education programs include interpretation; Special Education Department, ph. 268-8557)
Indo-Chinese Interpreters
(see Refugee Resources)
Interpreters
Interpreters for the Deaf
# Interwest Interpreting (sign language interpreting)
(Amy)
SLC, Ut. 866-224-7683
(vicky@interwestinterpreting.com)
9361 S. 300 E.
Sandy, Ut. 567-8100
(multi-service education programs include interpreters)
1-800-874-9426
(interpretation services 1-800-996-8808)
1-800-297-2707
# Jordan School District
# Language Line Services
Passport to Languages
Penskiff Interpreting Services
1-800-246-7127
Refugee Health Program
(interpretation services in six languages available)
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(services include signing and independent living classes)
# Utah Community Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Utah Indo-Chinese Mutual Assistance Association
(call ph. Info.)
Utah Registry of Interpreters for Deaf
(call Patsy Vandegraf—ph. Book)
(
)
(Patsy Vandegraf, president)
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Legal Resources
# Esperanza Para Manana
# Multi-Cultural Legal Center
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics
1588 S. Major St. #100
SLC, Ut. 467-6060 ext. 214
(a legal system which ensures equal justice for all racial and ethnic minorities)
Outreach
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
Resources, Basic
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
* Refugee Resettlement
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4092
(multi-service and support for refugees)
Utah Rural Development Corporation
12 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-1638
(multi-services for low-income and migrants)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South)
1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Schooling/Education Resources
# BYU International Center
1351 Wilkonson Center (Enoc Flores) Provo, Ut. 422-2695
# Granite School District
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 263-6100
(multi-service education programs include interpretation; Special Education Department, ph. 268-8557)
# Guadelupe Center and School
340 S. Goshen St.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(educational alternative for non-English-speaking persons)
# Guadelupe Early Learning Center
340 S. Goshen St. (Judy Cohen)
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
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#
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
74 W. 6100 S.
# Jean Massiew School (Utah Deaf and Literacy)
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
1530 W. 12600 S. #3
Riverton, Ut. 253-1331 TTY
(a charter public school providing academic and social excellence to students through a bilingual and bi-cultural environment)
# Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
#
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
#
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
# Literacy Volunteers of America, Wasatch Front
175 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-5608
(provides basic English tutoring for refugees, immigrants, and LD persons)
# Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Multi-Cultural Center
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8582
(call given ph. #)
(also provide materials, advocacy, testing and tutorial for minorities)
# Salt Lake Community College (DRC)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
#
South Campus (Disability Resource Center)
1575 S. State St. (Angelene or Tulena)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facilitates the higher education of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated)
# Salt Lake School District
440 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(provides multi-service educational programs to include English as a Second Language)
# SLCC Admissions Multi Cultural Affairs
4600 S. Redwood Rd. (Charlotte Starks) SLC, Ut. 9557-4592
# SLCC Diversity and Equal Opportunity
4600 S. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 957-4561
# SLCC RAZA Hispanic Unida
4600 S. Redwood Rd. (Sonia Parker)
SLC, Ut. 657-4446
# Salt Lake School District
440 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(provides multi-service educational programs to include English as a Second Language)
# Utah Migrant Education Program (State Office of Education)
529-7725
(federally-subsidized program for disadvantaged students of parents unemployed in seasonal agricultural work)
# Utah Valley State College Dvlpmt. Office for Minority Students
800 W. 1200 S. BU-146 (Chuck Foster) Orem, Ut. 222-8143
# Voluntary Improvement Program (at Guadelupe Schools)
29 N. 600 W.
183
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(volunteer tutoring at Guadelupe Schools)
Multi-cultural Resources (Continued)
Work-related
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# International Rescue Committee (IRC)
530 E. 500 S. #207 (Martegas)
SLC, Ut. 328-1091
(resettlement and acculturation, to include employment service mainly for Iraq, Serbo-Croatian and African refugees)
# International Rescue Committee (IRC)
530 E. 500 S. #207 (Martegas)
SLC, Ut. 328-1091
(resettlement and acculturation, to include employment service mainly for Iraq, Serbo-Croatian and African refugees)
# Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
#
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
#
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Salt Lake Unemployment Section for Refugees
(call Human Services—538-4171)
(see Human Services, Department)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North)
140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South)
1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Nutrition Resources
(See also Recreation, Fitness and Enrichment Resources for Special-needs Children)
Diagnostic Services
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses, including nutrition consults, and limited treatment funds)
# Metabolic Clinic (at MCH)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8255
(diagnosis and management of metabolic diseases)
Public Health (see local public health departments)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(general public health on local level)
Salt Lake City and County Health Department
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(programs for optimal community health)
# University Neuropsychiatric Institute (UNI)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses: includes an eating disorder clinic)
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Food/Funds/Reimbursement
# Alliance With Children
4568 S. Highland Dr.
277-0927
(providing food reimbursement $40-90/mo. for qualified daycares)
# American Diabetes Association (Utah Chapter)
250 E. 300 S. #110 (1-800-DIABETES) SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetes support services, information and referral, camps, and research funds re: diabetes)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses, including nutrition consults, and limited treatment funds)
Consumer Advocacy, Smith’s Food King
(can arrange special product availability)
# Food Bank, Utah (Salt Lake Community Services Council)
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 908-8660
(provides food for those in need via effective resource collection, storage and distribution; see also Utahns Against Hunger)
# Food Stamps (Workforce Services eligibility)
140 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 526-9213
(stamps for food purchase for qualified low-income)
# March of Dimes (Birth Defects Foundation)
310 E. 4500 S. #300 (David)
SLC, Ut. 363-5500
(agency-funds sponsor birth defects research)
# Salt Lake City-County WIC Clinic
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 534-4629
(provides WIC, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
# Summer Food Program
SLC, Ut. 1-800-453-3663
(free lunches (no applic.) during summer for children at such sites as parks and Boys and Girls Clubs. Adult lunch fee is $2.50)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
In-home Services/High-risk Services
# Community Nursing Services
6949 High Tech Drive
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(home health services for temporary homebound)
# Follow-up Nutrition Program
100 N. Medical Drive (Katie McDonald) SLC, Ut. 588-3898
(PCMC-sponsored nutrition and behavior change program re: childhood obesity, with Soc. Wk. & M.D. & Nutritionist)
# Neonatal Follow-up Program (NFP)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8246
(follow up on high-risk infants)
#Travis C. Waiver for Technology Dependent/Medically Fragile Children c/o Community-based Services
SLC, Ut. 584-8240
(44 Medical Drive) (provides case management, respite, in-home respiratory care, counseling, nutritional help, and portable oxygen)
Info and Referral/Educational
# American Heart Association , Utah Affiliate
1937 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 484-3838
(information and support organization re: heart diseases)
Dairy Council of Utah
(provides pamphlets and posters re: dairy nutrition)
1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-342-2383) SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetic support, information, research, and a camp)
# Educational Consulting Services
1399 S. 700 E. #16
SLC, Ut. 487-5659
(a program to increase knowledge of food and how it affects a family’s health, and how to stretch the food dollar)
# Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (USU Ext. Serv.)
2001 S. State St. #S 1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3182
(EFNEP nutrition assistants teach individuals and groups re: basic eating concerns ie quick, tasty, healthy, economic meals)
# EFNEP
2001 S. Sta te S1200 (Paula)
SLC, Ut. 468-3182
(provides federally-funded basic vitamins and nutrition education via the USU Extension Services)
# Follow-up Nutrition Program
100 N. Medical Drive (Katie McDonald) SLC, Ut. 588-3898
(PCMC-sponsored nutrition and behavior change program re: childhood obesity, with Soc. Wk. & M.D. & Nutritionist)
# Food and Nutrition Information Center
1-800-555-1212
# Diabetes Association, Utah Affiliate
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Info and Referral/Educational (Continued)
Public Health (see local public health departments)
610 S. 200 E.
Salt Lake City and County Health Department
610 S. 200 E.
Utah Beef Council
150 S. 6th E. #10B
Utah Department of Agriculture
350 N. Redwood Rd.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(general public health on local level)
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(programs for optimal community health)
SLC, Ut. 355-5748
SLC, Ut. 84116 533-4104
# Utah State University Extension Services
2001 S. State St. Building B Rm. 1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3170
(includes consumer information and classes for special-needs persons)
Wellness Center, Salt Lake Regional Medical Center
1045 E. 100. S.
SLC, Ut. 350-4539
(offers numerous childbirth and self-help classes, and includes bereavement support groups)
Nutrition Consultants
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses, including nutrition consults, and limited treatment funds)
Dietitians, Private
(see Yellow Pages, R.D. indicates registered dietitions)
# Hospitals, local
see Hospital listings
(hospitals generally include dietetic services)
Nutrition Education Training, Special, Office of Education
250 E. 5th S.
SLC, Ut.533-5371
# Nutrition Consultants
WIC, PHN’s, Hospitals
and Yellow Pages
(diet assessment, planning, and follow up by registered Dieticians)
(see Yellow Pages, R.D. indicating Registered Dietitians)
see CSHCN,
Nutritionists, Private
PCMC Dietary Department
(see also other hospital listings)
Preventive Services
Public Health (see local public health departments)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(general public health on local level)
Salt Lake City and County Health Department
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(programs for optimal community health)
# Salt Lake City-County WIC Clinic
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 534-4629
(provides WIC, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
Support/Research
# American Diabetes Association (Utah Chapter) 1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-DIABETES)
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetes support services, information and referral, camps, and research funds re: diabetes)
# American Heart Association , Utah Affiliate
1937 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 484-3838
(information and support organization re: heart diseases)
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Support/Research (Continued)
# Diabetes Association, Utah Affiliate
1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-342-2383) SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(provides diabetic support, information, research, and a camp)
(PCMC youth support group)
Diabetes Group
# March of Dimes (Birth Defects Foundation)
310 E. 4500 S. #300 (David)
SLC, Ut. 363-5500
(agency-funds sponsor birth defects research)
Supported Parenting
(ph. Book)
Tops, Inc. (Copperview Community Center)
(support and training for special-needs parents of young children)
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly)—a self-help weight loss and group support service)
Treatment/Training/Fitness
Center for Change
Provo, Ut.
(a private center providing treatment for anorexia, bulimia and other addictive behaviors)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses, including nutrition consults, and limited treatment funds)
Cuisine for Life
(nutrition courses for more healthy living)
Eating Disorders Clinic
(see University Neuropsychiatric Institute)
# Feeding Clinic (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8520
(provides services for parents of sometimes hard-to-feed special-needs infants)
# Follow-up Nutrition Program
100 N. Medical Drive (Katie McDonald) SLC, Ut. 588-3898
(PCMC-sponsored nutrition and behavior change program re: childhood obesity, with Soc. Wk. & M.D. & Nutritionist)
Get Fit Groups
(special-needs fitness group of UUMC Rehabilitation Center)
Homemaker Services (see local DCFS office)
927 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(offers homemaking skills training to low-income)
LDS Fitness Institute
(program of health and fitness)
Obesity Groups
(support, therapy and coping insight for overweight persons)
SLC, Ut. 588-3385
(comprehensive epilepsy program and general neurology to include nutritional intervention)
# Salt Lake City-County WIC Clinic
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 534-4629
(provides WIC, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
Slim for Life Classes
645 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-5601
(offers weight, nutrition and fitness classes)
Tops, Inc. (Copperview Community Center)
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly)—a self-help weight loss and group support service)
# TV Allowance, The
www.tvallowance.com
305-669-4365\
# Pediatric Neurology, Div. of PCMC
Weight Watchers
(offers private weight-reduction programs)
Well Plan
College of Health, U of U
SLC, Ut. 582-1984
Wellness Center, Salt Lake Regional Medical Center
1045 E. 100. S.
SLC, Ut. 350-4539
(offers numerous childbirth and self-help classes, and includes bereavement support groups)
# West Valley Fitness Center
5415 W. 3100 S. (Jodi/Mike Dennison) WVC, Ut. 955-4000
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center w/ trainers, and before and after school programs)
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Parent Training and Enrichment Resources
(see also Advocate Organizations, Counseling Resources,
Information and Referral Resources, and Parent Support Groups)
Adolescent-related
# Centro de la Familia of Utah (1-800-621-5322)
3780 S. West Temple (Marie Green) SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(5-site Hisp. self-suff.prog. includes crime reparation, info-ref., drug prev., teen-father, mother–daughter & migrant headstart progs.)
# Davis County PERC (Family Enrichment Center)
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(provides sequentially the Steven Glenn Developing Capable Young People course, especially for adolescents)
# East Valley Mental Health Unit
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Youth Services Bureau (DWS)
P. O. Box 1035
(see Paula in Moab, court referred for conduct-disorded youth, with whole family involved w/ structure and rewards)
Coping
# Hope: A Parent-to-Parent Network
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Kathy Peterson) SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(community resource offering coping and networking support, information and training for parents of newborn special-needs children)
Counseling
# Granite School District Educational Resource Center
3031 S. 200 E. (Claudia McLachlan)
SLC. Ut. 268-8560
(up to 10 sessions of professional family counseling in areas of child rearing, family discord, and schooling at $15. per hour)
# Jordan Family Education Center
8449 S. 150 W.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7442
(provides excellent family-related classes to include child ADHD-management)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth crises)
Education
# Granite Community Education
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 481-7204
(offers multi-program non-credit classes as well as day school make up credit classes where home school permission is granted)
# Hal J. Schultz Memorial Center
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(provides a child development approach for 4-5 year olds to include health, education, social service and parent involvement)
# Holy Cross Ministries
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 908-0293
(provides transportation and ESL classes for non-documented immigrants)
Salt Lake Community Education
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut.
(comprehensive program of alternative and adult education)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
# Utah Learning Resource Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #220 1-800-662-6624 SLC, Ut. 272-3431
(provides in-service for teachers serving children with disabilities)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
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Educational Materials
# Alphabet Station
1260 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-1862
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
# Community Education
see Individual
School Districts, local
(community educational alternatives)
* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(resource educational and materials for teachers and parents, as well as parent training re: pre-school development)
Red Balloon, The
SLC, Ut.
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
In-home Programs
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSH-sponsored multi-home support services)
Family Support Programs
(DSPD-sponsored home and community-based services for special-needs children)
# In-Home Family Services (for Granite School District)
(Rowena Heath)
SLC, Ut. 264-7689
(a three month-long weekly psycho-educational Boys Town-type parent support)
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Project PITCH
3450 Oakview Drive
SLC, Ut. 273-2020
(home-based parent-info training program for handicapped)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Information
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Hyperactive Child Education and Support Group (SVMH)
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(parent information management course)
Parent Advocacy for Children with Handicaps
910 S. 50 E.
Layton, Ut. 544-1523
(offers parent support and resource information)
# Parent Resource Library (Utah State University Extension Services)
2001 S. State St. Building B Rm. 1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3170
(USU information re: disabilities, to include videos; includes consumer information and classes for special-needs persons)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Utah Parent and Teacher Association for Gifted and Talented Children
(call Ut. St. Brd. Of Ed.—538-7500)
(an information and support group)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Parenting/Training/Interventions
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# Child Protection
(Human Services Administration)
120 W. 200 W.
(Kari)
SLC, Ut. 538-4377
(handles reported child abuse, referring to local response teams for investigation , supervision and F/U services)
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Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
#
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
#
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children’s Learning Center, The
2955 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 627-8878
( non-fee, statewide service willing to work with parents in setting up individualized programs primarily for children ages 3-8)
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# Family Enrichment Center
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(Davis School District family enrichment center provides excellent 0-5 child behavior management courses; includes sub for Santa)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Family Support Network of Utah
(networking to provide ideas and program development support for group leaders)
# Granite School District Educational Resource Center
3031 S. 200 E. (Claudia McLachlan)
SLC. Ut. 268-8560
(up to 10 sessions of professional family counseling in areas of child rearing, family discord, and schooling at $15. per hour)
# Hal J. Schultz Memorial Center
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(provides a child development approach for 4-5 year olds to include health, education, social service and parent involvement)
Homemaker Services (see local DCFS office)
927 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(offers homemaking training to low-income)
# Hope: A Parent-to-Parent Network
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Kathy Peterson) SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(community resource offering coping and networking support, information and training for parents of newborn special-needs children)
# Hyperactive Child Education and Support Group (SVMH)
7292 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(parent information management course)
# Infant Mental Health Program
2625 E. 3300 S. (Ray DePrizio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(serves parents, infants and young children with emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
# Nueva Dia (New Day) (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
3780 S. W. Temple
SLC, Ut. 521-4475
(self-sufficiency, career development and safe parent training for mothers)
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* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(resource educational and materials for teachers and parents, as well as parent training re: pre-school development)
# Parent Training for Families With Hyperactive Children
(in cooperation with Valley MH)
Parenting Classes (see community and
Continued Education ,
PCMC Family Living Seminars
(in cooperation with MH or School Districts, local)
Project PITCH
3450 Oakview Drive
SLC, Ut. 273-2020
(home-based parent-info training program for handicapped)
Supported Parenting
(ph. Book)
(support and training for special-needs parents of young children)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(provides parenting classes as well as residential group homes for troubled youth while fostering responsible and productive lives)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth crises)
Prevention
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# Utah Federation for Youth, Inc. (www.ufyi.org)
350 S. 400 E. # G-4
SLC, Ut. 468-0699
(provides supports & opport. for adol. & parents to improve hope & skills in prev. substance abuse & violence thru multiple mediums)
# Utah Foundation for the Blind and Visually Impaired
1867 E. Ryan Park Ave. (Larry)
Sandy, Ut. 572-0675
(provides in-home daily living instruction and recreational activities for blind and visually-impaired children ages 5-18)
Self-sufficiency Taining
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# Centro de la Familia of Utah
320 W. 200 S. # 300 -B (Marie Green)
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(7-site Hispanic self-sufficiency program to include crime reparation, teen father, mother–daughter and migrant headstart programs)
# Nueva Dia (New Day) (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
3780 S. W. Temple (Marla)
SLC, Ut. 521-4475
(self-sufficiency, career development and safe parent training for mothers)
Special-needs-related
# Child and Adolescent Family Center
265 W. 2700 S. (Lorin)
Syracuse, Ut. 292-3469
(provides evaluation and treatment for, and parent training relative to attention deficit and hyperactivity—Dr. Dean Belnap)
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# Jordan Family Education Center
8449 S. 150 W.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7442
(provides excellent family-related classes to include child ADHD-management)
Murray PERC Center
(special education resource and parent training courses as well as information and representation re: rights of disabled)
# Parent Resource Library (Utah State University Extension Services)
2001 S. State St. Building B Rm. 1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3170
(USU information re: disabilities, to include videos; includes consumer information and classes for special-needs persons)
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#
Touchtone Therapy Center
2872S. Highland Dr. (Ray De Prezio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(priv. Clin. offers attach., develop., behav., encop. & enuretic & other therapy for foster & other children to include parent involv.)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(provides parenting classes as well as residential group homes for troubled youth while fostering responsible and productive lives)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth crises)
Support/Advocacy
# Hope: A Parent-to-Parent Network
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Kathy Peterson) SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(community resource offering coping and networking support, information and training for parents of newborn special-needs children)
Parent Advocacy for Children with Handicaps
910 S. 50 E.
Layton, Ut. 544-1523
(offers parent support and resource information)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Supported Parenting
(ph. Book)
(support and training for special-needs parents of young children)
# Utah Federation for Youth, Inc. (www.ufyi.org)
350 S. 400 E. # G-4
SLC, Ut. 468-0699
(provides supports & opport. for adol. & parents to improve hope & skills in prev. substance abuse & violence thru multiple mediums)
# Utah Foundation for the Blind and Visually Impaired
1867 E. Ryan Park Ave. (Larry)
Sandy, Ut. 572-0675
(provides in-home daily living instruction and recreational activities for blind and visually-impaired children ages 5-18)
Utah Parent and Teacher Association for Gifted and Talented Children
(call Ut. St. Brd. Of Ed.—538-7500)
(an information and support group)
# Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Teen/Special-needs Parents
# Adolescent Parent Program
158 S. 200 W. (Debbie Class)
SLC, Ut. 524-9106
(message left 22 Oct. 1999)
# Centro de la Familia of Utah
320 W. 200 S. # 300-B (Marie Green)
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(7-site Hispanic self-sufficiency program to include crime reparation, teen father, mother–daughter and migrant headstart programs)
# Children's Service Society
(1-800-839-7444)
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
Supported Parenting
(ph. Book)
(support and training for special-needs parents of young children)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Utah Community Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(services include signing and independent living classes)
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Resources, Social and Emotional Disturbance Resources and Summer Programs)
Adolescent-related
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Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
Teen Support Group of Utah
1430 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 272-8000
(peer support re: typical teen problems)
Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Big Brothers/Mentors
ASSURE Program
(closely-monitored big-brother type program)
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
# SMART Program (Magna) (Granite Student Services)
340 E. 3545 S. (Paul Zukerman)
SLC, Ut. 685-4660
(provides mentoring for at-risk junior high student following a class completion)
# Village Project Mentor Program (Juvenile Court)
450 S. State St. (Kristen)
SLC, Ut. 238-7700
(helps court-involved youth become contributing citizens through supportive one-on-one relationships with positive adult role models)
# Youth and Families with Promise (YFP) (USU-affiliated)
2100 S. State S1200 (Chris Jacobsen)
SLC, Ut. 468-2695
(a mentor program for youth ages 10-14 with high interest activities; see also Heather: 468-3185)
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
Clubs/Recreation
# Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N. (Jennifer West)
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Leid Boys and Girls Club
464 S. Concord
SLC, Ut. 364
9188
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
South Valley Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
SLC, Ut. 487-1130
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Boys and Girls Club of Utah County
1060 E. 150 N.
Provo, Ut. 370-4615
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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Clubs/Recreation
# Four-H Clubs (administration)
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(cooperative agency between federal, state and local governments offering opportunities for youth to learn life-long skills)
#
Davis County Four-H Club
28 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 451-3403
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Salt Lake County Four-H Club
2001 S. State St. S1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3180
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Utah County Four-H Club
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Weber County Four-H Club
1181 N. Fairgrounds Drive
Ogden, Ut. 399-8200
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
# Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
Park City Special Needs Sports Association
P.O. Box 680286
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
Police Athletic League
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(comprehensive youth recreation includes ball, boxing and gym)
# Redwood Multi-purpose Recreation Center
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(multi-services to include adaptive recreation; also has before and after school programs, and a food pantry)
# Utah Special Olympics
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(1-800-662-1616; year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
Counseling/Therapy
# ACCESS
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(Asian Community Counseling Enhancement and Social Skills)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
#
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
LDS Hospital Adolescent Treatment Center
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
# Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
# Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather)
West Jordan, Ut. 282-1115
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
#
Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
#
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Family Resource and Counseling
(also handles Child Protective Services abuse referrals)
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Counseling/Therapy (Continued)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
#
Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(out patient counseling, after care and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth as well as residential/ therapeutic foster home access)
Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
ARTEC (administration)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
ARTEC RESIDENCES:
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Observation and Assessment (O and A)
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Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
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CBTU
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Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
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East Valley Unit
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Mental Health Services for the Deaf
7434 S. State St. (TTY)
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North Crisis Service (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
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North Valley Unit
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 262-2601
566-9739
(Bill Matson)
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
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145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
South Crisis Unit (ITU)
6856 S. 700 E. (Marv Goldstein)
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
South Valley Unit
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Spanish Speaking
staff authorized
at all out-patient units
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Summit County Unit
1753 Sidewinder Rd. (Merrilee)
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Tooele County Unit
305 N. Main St. Rm 240 (Terry Green) Tooele, Ut. 833-7370
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Victim Counseling
(call Christy—238-2360)
West Valley Unit
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
3575 S. Market St. (Karen Platis)
SLC, Ut. 967-4405
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# Youth Services Center
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177 W. Price Ave.
Park City, Ut. 649-9079
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
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Peer and Mentor Relationship Resources (Continued)
Preschools/Headstart
Creative Development Center for Children
3868 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut.
(preschool for children with social and emotional problems)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
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Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
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Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
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Matheson Headstart
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Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
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1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
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Murray Head Start Lab School
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74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
# Preschool s and Nurseries
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Yellow Pages: Day Nurseries
and Child Care
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Schools, Nurseries and
Kindergarten, and
Preschool for Handicapped)
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Preschools, Therapeutic,
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Pre-academic Preschools
for Special-needs Children
(small child groups in developmental settings)
Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
Scouts/Four-H/Camps
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
# Boy Scouts of America (information for pack or troop referral)
525 Foothill Drive (Pat Brown) SLC, Ut. 582-3663 ext. 246
(cub, boy, varsity and explorer experience, education and character-building programs for boys 7-18, as well as high school-age girls)
Camp Fire, Inc.
(youth development for boys and girls through camp and service)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
# Four-H Clubs (administration)
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(cooperative agency between federal, state and local governments offering opportunities for youth to learn life-long skills)
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Davis County Four-H Club
28 E. State St. (Joanne Roche)
Farmington, Ut. 451-3403
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
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Scouts/Four-H/Camps (Continued)
#
Salt Lake County Four-H Club
2001 S. State St. S1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3180
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
# Girl Scouts, Utah Council
445 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-8472
(creates character-building programs for girls 6-17)
Primary for Special-needs Children (LDS sponsored)
50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 531-2391
(LDS-sponsors classes to include child character development)
# Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather)
West Jordan, Ut. 282-1115
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
Sibling and Other Supports
International Chat Line for Special-needs Siblings
# Phone Pal
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4795
(24-hour “warm line” listening ear for children up to 13 years, addressing loneliness, fear, or ideas for play)
Social Skills Development
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
Primary for Special-needs Children (LDS sponsored)
50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 531-2391
(LDS-sponsors classes to include child character development)
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Self Defense Classes (SL Co. Parks & Rec.) (Fairmont Aquatic Ctr.) 1044 E. Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 486-5867
(explores in a safe and fun way a blend of self defense from Karate, Kick-boxing, Grappling Arts and more; $4/session)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
Utah State Social Integration Project
1636 N. 1200 W.
Layton, Ut. 546-2722
(mainstreamed day care for special-needs children)
# Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
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Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
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Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
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Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Special-needs-related
Utah State Social Integration Project
1636 N. 1200 W.
Layton, Ut. 546-2722
(mainstreamed day care for special-needs children)
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Physical Therapy Resources
(see also Funding Sources for Special-needs Conditions, and
Recreation Development and Fitness Resources for Special-needs Children)
Advocacy
Davis County Association for Retarded Citizens
(call ARC of Utah 364-5060)
Multiple Sclerosis Society
(promotes general welfare of MR citizens)
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(Multiple Sclerosis research, counseling, therapy and equipment loans)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
Utah Rehabilitation Association (URA)
Utah State Division of Rehabilitation Services
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-5991
Arts/Recreation-related
# Camp Kostopulos
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2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
Virginia Tanner Creative Dance (U of U)
230 S. Wasatch Drive (Mary Ann Lee) SLC, Ut. 581-7374
(provides an effective, fun tool for augmentative therapy for children in a non-hospital environment with physical disabilities)
Diagnostics/Referrals
#
Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
Equipment
#
Jenco Medical Supplies, Inc.
# Motion Control
Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Abledata System
* Rehabilitation Engineering
433 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-5785
(provides custom orthotic braces and prosthetics)
2401 S. 1070 W. #B
SLC, Ut. 978-2622
(advanced prosthetic system includes myoelectric and body-powered equipment)
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(Multiple Sclerosis research, counseling, therapy and equipment loans)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7000
(data bank for internationally-available medical and PT equipment)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2548
Utah Abledata System
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7550
(computerized information re: available used medical equipment)
Funding
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-5991
Utah State Division of Rehabilitation Services
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Physical Therapy Resources (Continued)
Hospital/Clinic-based
# Cerebral Palsy Clinic (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive (Ashley Baird)
SLC, Ut. 588-3941
(an on-going clinic which is part of Out-Patient Rehabilitation)
# Cottonwood Speech Therapy (PCMC extension)
5770 S. 250 E. #325
SLC, Ut. 314-2089
(provides PT and augmentative communication)
# Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Utah
8074 S. 1300 E.
(Bonna)
Sandy, Ut. 561-3400
(a comprehensive acute injury rehabilitative facility with adaptive recreation and adventure for children through adults)
# Hospitals, local
see Hospital listings
(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
# Intermountain Burn Trauma Center (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2700
(12-bed ICU services 24 hours a day and out-patient clinic, with two full-time surgeons, PT/OT and a pediatric life-care specialist)
# Intermountain Shriner’s Hospital for Children
Fairfax and Virginia St.
SLC, Ut. 536-3500
(national hotline 1-800-237-5055) (pediatric orthopedic-related treatment center)
# K2D2 Therapy Services
686 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 562-0071
(offers PT and OT to qualified children ages birth through teenage)
# McKay-Dee Hospital Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 627-2800
(a comprehensive medical care, rehabilitative and research hospital primarily for adult populations)
Multiple Sclerosis Society
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(Multiple Sclerosis research, counseling, therapy and equipment loans)
# Muscle Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2121
(diagnosis, counseling, and PT for muscle-weak patients)
* Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Pediatric Therapy Services
565 E. 4500 S. #A205
Murray, Ut. 266-2691
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7985
(comprehensive programs for neuromusculoskeletal clients)
# Physical Therapy Department (PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides PT and has outreach offices)
# Primary Children’s Medical Center Out-Patient Rehab (admin.)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
# Primary Children’s Rehab North
545 W. 500 S. #130
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# Primary Children’s Rehab South
870 E. 9400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# Primary Children’s Rehab West
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 964-4060
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
Primary Rehabilitation Outreach (PCMC)
(local PT outreach service of PCMC)
# Shriner’s Hospital for Children, Intermountain
Fairfax and Virginia St.
SLC, Ut. 536-3500
(a pediatric orthopedic-related treatment center)
# Stewart Rehabilitation Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 398-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
Physical Therapy Department (PCMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2365
UUMC, Physical Therapy Department
(serves rehabilitation and out-patient PT clients)
UUMC, Rehabilitation Department
(comprehensive in and out patient rehabilitation services)
1034 N. 500 W.
Provo, Ut. 371-7522
# Utah Valley Rehabilitation Center
Utah Western Rehabilitation Institute
8074 S. 1300 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-6529
Western Rehabilitation
(a comprehensive post acute injury rehabilitative facility for children through adults)
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In-home Services
# Community Nursing Services
6949 High Tech Drive
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(home health services for temporary homebound)
2970 S. Main St. (David Britsch)
SLC, Ut. 486-5588
# Home Health Plus
(in-home care for terminally-ill or life threatened patients, to include OT/PT and psych nurse specialists)
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
* Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4743
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
# Infant Development Program
School/Center-based
# Dan Peterson School
169 N. 1100 E.
American Fork, Ut. 756-8551
(DD training center for children school-aged to 22)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Easter Seals Fun and Fitness Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(therapeutic programming for LD students, using a gestalt approach)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Jordan Resource Center
332 W. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7584
(school for severelly behavior-disordered students kindergarten through age 22, to include OT/PT and other visual/hearing services)
# Jordan Valley School
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7588
(child development for DD children 5 years and older)
#
at West Jordan High School
8136 S. 2700 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 256-5600
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
School/Center-based
#
at Alta High School
11055 S. 1000 E.
Sandy, Ut. 256-5000
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
# Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1040
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
# Multipli-Handicapped Unit (Parkview Elementary)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
(promotes normalization for severely-handicapped students)
* Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4743
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
# Parkview Elementary School
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC,Ut. 974-8304
(S.L. District Severely Multiply Handicapped classes and preschool for special-needs children)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for autistic and MR adults to include PT services)
Weber Training Center
1100 Orchard Ave.
393-3411 Ogden, Ut. 621-1123
(393-3411)
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Special-needs-related
# Easter Seals Fun and Fitness Program
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(therapeutic programming for LD students, using a gestalt approach)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Pregnancy-related Resources, Adolescent
(see also Single Parent and Women’s Resources)
Adoption/Foster Services
# Children's Aid Society of Utah
652 26th St.
Ogden, Ut. 393-8671
(a state of Utah adoption agency)
# Children's Service Society
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
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Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
Advocacy/Info and Referral
Adolescent Clinic (UUMC)
# Baby Your Baby Hotline
(comprehensive related clinic)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-826-9662
(covers prenatal and possible delivery costs incurred during a 45-day bridge to medicaid coverage)
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(advocacy for unborn children in high-risk pregnancies)
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
# Children's Service Society
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# First Way of Salt Lake City
2134 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4616
(advocacy for unborn includes emergency clothes for clients)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
# Right to Life
P.O. Box 554
Layton, Ut. 544-1050
(provides multi-medial education on abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia. Also provides referrals for problem pregnancies)
Unwed Program (DCFS)
(see local DCFS offices)
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
(see DCFS list of multi-services for unwed mothers)
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Alternative Schooling
Center for High School Studies (Young Mothers High)
(alternative high school for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut. 533-3015
(provides alternative education for pregnant high school students)
Young Mothers High
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
#
Center for High School Studies
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
# Young Mothers Program
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
# Young Parents (at Horizonte)
1234 S. Main St. (Gerry)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(Salt Lake School District high school completion program offered free for pregnant and parenting teens)
Teen Parent Program (see also School Districts, local)
Birth Control/Abortion/Infant Drop Off
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
Family Planning
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah
(administration)
654 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
Salt Lake Clinic
645 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-5571
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
West Valley Clinic
2107 W. 3500 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 973-9675
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
801-328-22299
(provides a 72-hr. anonymous infant drop off , as well as information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
* Right to Choice
P.O. Box 2636
SLC, Ut. 328-9531
# Utah Women’s Clinic
515 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9192, 363-1920
(provides abortion and ob-gyn services)
Commodities/Funding/Low Income-related
# Baby Your Baby Hotline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-826-9662
(covers prenatal and possible delivery costs incurred during a 45-day bridge to medicaid coverage)
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrendefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
Children’s Health Conference
(low-cost public health sponsors minimal evaluation and services)
# Continuity Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides long-term follow up for low-income patients)
Family Resource and Counseling
(child abuse counseling and clothing for unwed moms)
# First Way of Salt Lake City
2134 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4616
(advocacy for unborn includes emergency clothes for clients)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
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Commodities/Funding/Low Income-related
# Prenatal Clinic (SLCity/County Health Department)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 2150 464-8963
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
# Prenatal Clinic (at South Main Clinic)
3195 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 464-8966
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
# Teen Moms and Kids (spons. By New Start Foundation
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
Unwed Program (DCFS)
(see local DCFS offices)
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
(see DCFS list of multi-services for unwed mothers)
We Care (UDOH)
Cannon Bldg.
SLC, Ut.
(nurses follow a pregnancy and medication with monetary incentives for program completion)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
Evaluation and Services
Adolescent Clinic (UUMC)
(comprehensive related clinic)
Children’s Health Conference
(low-cost public health sponsors minimal evaluation and services)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
High Risk and Early Intervention
# Baby Watch/Early Intervention Services
44 N. Medical Drive (1-800-961-4226) SLC, Ut. 584-8226
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
Birthright of Salt Lake City
(advocacy for unborn children in high-risk pregnancies)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8246
(follow up on high-risk infants)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
801-328-22299
(provides a 72-hr. anonymous infant drop off , as well as information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
# Neonatal Follow-up Program (NFP)
Ob-Gyn/Pre/Postnatal/Health Services
Adolescent Clinic (UUMC)
(comprehensive related clinic)
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
# Continuity Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides long-term follow up for low-income patients)
Ob-Gyn Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-5501
(comprehensive gynecological and obstetric services)
# Prenatal Clinic (SLCity/County Health Department)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 2150 464-8963
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
# Prenatal Clinic (at South Main Clinic)
3195 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 464-8966
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
# Reproductive Health Program
288 N. 1460 W. (Nan)
SLC, Ut. 538-9970
(multi-faceted services to improve the health of child-bearing women and their children by means of technical assistance)
# Salt Lake City-County WIC Clinic
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 534-4629
(provides WIC, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
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Ob-Gyn/Pre/Postnatal/Health Services (Continued)
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
Teen Clinic (UNI)
# Teen Mother and Child Program,
(a service program for pregnant teens)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-3729
(complete teen prenatal delivery and follow-up services)
(UUMC)
# UNI
(provides a service program for pregnant teens)
SLC, Ut. 531-9192, 363-1920
(provides abortion and ob-gyn services)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
# Utah Women’s Clinic
515 S. 400 E.
Parenting/Counseling
# Children's Service Society
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
Family Resource and Counseling
(child abuse counseling and clothing for unwed moms)
# LDS Social Services (Welfare Square)
10 E. S. Temple #1200.
SLC, Ut. 240-1711
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Davis County
1466 N. Highway 89 #220
Farmington, Ut. 451-0475
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Kearns
4250 W. 5415 S.
Kearns, Ut. 969-4181
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
#
Sandy
625 E. 8400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 566-2556
(services include counseling, adoption, foster care and resource centers for Native Americans)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
801-328-22299
(provides a 72-hr. anonymous infant drop off , as well as information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
# WOW (Work Opportunities for Women)
460 S. Concord (1235 W.) (Victoria)
SLC, Ut. 364-9777
(offers counseling and groups for expectant and current teen moms re: employment readiness and other pertinent issues)
Shelters/Self-sufficiency/Socialization
MOMS
(self sufficiency and parenting for Hispanic teen moms and others)
# WOW (Work Opportunities for Women)
460 S. Concord (1235 W.) (Victoria)
SLC, Ut. 364-9777
(offers counseling and groups for expectant and current teen moms re: employment readiness and other pertinent issues)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
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Preschools for Special-needs Children
(see also Headstart, local)
Academic/Reading Focus
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
3310 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 486-5083
(remediation includes preschool for ages 3-5)
5218 S. Redwood Road
Taylorsville, Ut. 968-6649
# Exemplary Center for Reading Instruction
* Montessori Building Blocks
# Montessori Preschools
see local phone listings
under Preschools
(for sensorial-astute preschoolers; has academic focus)
Advocacy
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
Preschool Planning and Development Grant (DSPD)
120 N. 2nd W. SLC, Ut 628-2201
SLC, Ut.
Art Focus
# Creative Learning Center
2346 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Murray, Ut. 944-1032
(communication and socialization via an art focus)
Autistic
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Redwood Learning Center
(preschool offering educational and therapeutic programming for children with autism)
Communication Disordered
Bureau of Communicative Disorders (BCD)
(offers summer program for Speech-Language-Hearing disordered)
2346 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Murray, Ut. 944-1032
(communication and socialization via an art focus)
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(oral and total communication training for ages 3-5)
# Creative Learning Center
Deaf Preschool (Extention School for the Deaf)
(see Cal)
Deaf-Blind
# Canyon Rim Elementary
# Utah School for Deaf and Blind
#
S.L. Extension School for Deaf and Blind
#
S.L. Extension School for Blind at Canyon Rim
3005 S. 2900 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7180
(offers a kindergarten/first grade class for deaf/blind and special-needs children)
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-91, 629-4700
(includes residential and extension preschool for deaf-blind)
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(includes extension preschool for deaf-blind)
3005 S. 2900 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7180
(includes extension preschool for deaf-blind)
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Developmental Disability/ Training and Play Groups
# Alpine School District
575 N. 100 E.
American Fork, Ut. 756-8461
(also provides school services to disabled children ages 3 to 21 years old: see RECEP)
# Baby Watch/Early Intervention Services
44 N. Medical Drive (1-800-961-4226) SLC, Ut. 584-8226
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
Children's Choice
10750 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 572-1880
(preschool also provides special-needs inclusion programs)
Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool
(for special-needs children 3-5)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Developmental Preschools for DD kids
see Preschools
for special-needs children
(see Preschools for the Handicapped)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
#
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
74 W. 6100 S.
Jordan District Cluster Units
#
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
2160 W. 10400 S.
Riverton, Ut. 256-5100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7590
(child development for DD preschoolers ages 2 to school age)
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7588
(child development for DD children 5 years and older)
8136 S. 2700 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 256-5600
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
11055 S. 1000 E.
Sandy, Ut. 256-5000
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
Bingham High location
# Jordan Valley Child Developmental Center
# Jordan Valley School
#
at West Jordan High School
#
at Alta High School
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
Kids Who Count
(DD preschool for special-needs children)
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Developmental Disability/ Training and Play Groups (Continued)
Lincoln Elementary DDI Satelite
(call DDI 266-3939)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
(DD center-based training for ages 0-5)
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
Mountainlands DDI
101 E. 200 N.
Heber, Ut.
(call 266-3939—DDI admin.)
(see Summit County Developmental Disability Program)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
* Park City School District
P.O. Box 680310
Park City, Ut. 645-5600 ext 132
(see Summit County DD Program for ages 0-5)
* Park View School
1161 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 373-4765
(DD/MR training for ages 3 through elementary grades)
# Parkview Elementary School
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC,Ut. 974-8304
(DD/MR training for children ages 3 through elementary grades)
# Preschools and Nurseries
Yellow Pages: Day Nurseries
and Child Care
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Schools, Nurseries and
Kindergarten, and
Preschool for Handicapped)
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
#
Preschools, Therapeutic,
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
#
Pre-academic Preschools
for Special-needs Children
(small child groups in developmental settings)
Project Passage
(interim program prior to kindergarten)
# Riley School
1431 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 974-8310
(DD training for preschool through elementary level age)
# Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
# Tooele School District
66 W. Vine St.
Tooele, Ut. 833-1900
(see Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center)
# Wasatch Baby Watch and Preschool Program
101 E. 200 N.
Heber City, Ut. 1-435-654-0345
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
* Weber Preschool
1100 Orchard Drive
Ogden, Ut. 626-2552
(DD/MR training preschool for ages 0-5 years)
Early Intervention/In-home
# Baby Watch/Early Intervention Services
Early Intervention Program
44 N. Medical Drive (1-800-961-4226) SLC, Ut. 584-8226
(provides a wide range of early intervention for DD children ages one to three via IDEA)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
# Early Learning Center (at Guadelupe Center)
129 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(offers preschool for 3-4 year olds; kindergarten-3rd grade, and home education for moms of birth to 3 year olds)
Home-based Intervention and Adaption for Families with Autistic Children
(call Autism Soc.—583-7049)
(behavior modification help)
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
# Kids On The Move, Inc.
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
(an early headstart intervention program for children 0-3 of at-risk families)
# Preschool Group Home (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
#
Freemont Elementary (CBTU Extension for Granite District)
4249 S. 1425 W.
(Robin)
SLC, Ut. 263-6105
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
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Early Intervention/In-home (Continued)
# Ridgecrest Elementary (CBTU Extension for Jordan District)
Project PITCH
* Provo School District
Regional Early Childhood Education Program (RECEP)
1800 E. 7200 S. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 944-2904
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental health)
3450 Oakview Drive
SLC, Ut. 273-2020
(home-based parent-info training program for special-needs children)
280 W. 940 N.
Provo, Ut. 374-4934
(see RECEP for ages 0-5)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-4966
(home and center-based DD/MR preschool)
High Risk
# Kids On The Move, Inc.
# Neonatal Follow-up Program (NFP)
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
(an early headstart intervention program for children 0-3 of at-risk families)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8246
(follow up on high-risk infants)
Integrated
# Davis School District
# Granite School District
45 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 444-5000
(provides education and support of children pre-kindergarten through school age with or without disabilities)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 263-6100
(multi-service education programs include Project PITCH, a pre-school program)
Nebo School District
(see Ut. Sch. Directory)
# North Summit School District
(see RECEP, for ages 0-5)
Coalville, Ut. 336-5654
(see Summit County DD Program, ages 0-5)
66 W. Vine St.
Tooele, Ut. 833-1900
(see Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center)
5320 S. Adams Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 476-7800
76 S. 100 E.
# Tooele School District
# Weber School District
LD/Gifted-related
# Granite Cooperative Pre-School
(call Gr. Sch. Dist. 263-6100)
# Learning Tree Preschool, The (administration)
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
#
Learning Tree Preschool, The
5715 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 685-4675
4540 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 266-3590
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
2340 S. 3655 W.
WVC, Ut. 974-5886
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
2857 W. 7800 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 255-3325
(a full-day program for all ranges of children to include LD and gifted preschoolers)
392 S. 3200 W.
WVC, Ut. 969-5849
(provides part day preschool services to regular and gifted children)
Low Income-related
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
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Low Income-related (Continued)
#
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
Parent-involved
# Early Learning Center (at Guadelupe Center)
129 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(offers preschool for 3-4 year olds; kindergarten-3rd grade, and home education for moms of birth to 3 year olds)
Granite Cooperative Pre-School
5715 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call Gr. Sch. Dist. 263-6100)
* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(parent training re: pre-school development)
Preschools, Basic
Children's Choice
(see phone book)
# Creative Learning Center
10750 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 572-1880
(preschool also provides special-needs inclusion programs)
2346 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Murray, Ut. 944-1032
(communication and socialization via an art focus)
# Davis School District
45 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 444-5000
(provides education and support of children pre-kindergarten through school age with or without disabilities)
# Early Childhood Education (BYU preschool lab at Oakridge)
1165 Birch Lane
Provo, Ut. 374-4915
(preschool for ages 3-5)
# Early Childhood Education Center (U of U)
1601 “U” Village E.
SLC, Ut. 486-6550
(groups for infants to preschoolers, and for preschool ages 3-5)
# First Presbyterian Church
12 “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 363-3889
(offers private day care and preschool to include special-needs children on a case-by-case basis)
# Granite Cooperative Pre-School
5715 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 685-4675
(call Gr. Sch. Dist. 263-6100)
# Granite School District
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 263-6100
(multi-service education programs include Project PITCH, a pre-school program)
# Guadelupe Early Learning Center
340 S. Goshen St. (Judy Cohen)
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
209
Preschools for Special-needs Children (Continued)
Preschools, Basic (Continued)
#
Davis Headstart
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
320 S. 500 E.
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
74 W. 6100 S.
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
Nebo School District
(see Ut. Sch. Directory)
# North Summit School District
(see RECEP, for ages 0-5)
Coalville, Ut. 336-5654
(see Summit County DD Program, ages 0-5)
Yellow Pages: Day Nurseries
and Child Care
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Kindergarten, and
Preschool for Handicapped)
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
for Special-needs Children
(small child groups in developmental settings)
76 S. 100 E.
# Preschools and Nurseries
Schools, Nurseries and
#
Preschools, Therapeutic,
#
Pre-academic Preschools
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
Project Passage
# Wasatch School District
173 E. 200 N.
# Weber School District
5320 S. Adams Ave.
(interim program prior to kindergarten)
Heber City, Ut. 654-0280
(see Summit County DD Program)
Ogden, Ut. 476-7800
Residential
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
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Severely Involved
# Alpine School District
575 N. 100 E.
American Fork, Ut. 756-8461
(also provides school services to disabled children ages 3 to 21 years old: see RECEP)
# Davis School District
45 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 444-5000
(provides education and support of children pre-kindergarten through school age with or without disabilities)
# Granite School District
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 263-6100
(multi-service education programs include Project PITCH, a pre-school program)
# Multipli-Handicapped (Parkview Elementary)
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
(promotes normalization for severely-handicapped students)
Nebo School District
(see Ut. Sch. Directory)
(see RECEP, for ages 0-5)
# North Summit School District
76 S. 100 E.
Coalville, Ut. 336-5654
(see Summit County DD Program, ages 0-5)
# Rosslyn Heights DD Preschool
2291 S. 20th E. (Dort)
SLC, Ut. 481-4859
(a preschool for children ages 3-5 with severe multiple disabilities at district expense)
# Tiny Tot Care Center, Topham’s
247 N. 100. E.
Orem, Ut. 225-0323
(residential for profoundly MR infants to 22 years of age)
# Tooele School District
66 W. Vine St.
Tooele, Ut. 833-1900
(see Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center)
# Wasatch School District
173 E. 200 N.
Heber City, Ut. 654-0280
(see Summit County DD Program)
# Weber School District
5320 S. Adams Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 476-7800
Social,Emotion and/or Behavioral
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
# Canyon Rim Elementary
3005 S. 2900 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7180
(offers a kindergarten/first grade class for deaf/blind and special-needs children)
Creative Development Center for Children
3868 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut.
(preschool for children with social and emotional problems)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
(to include DD ages 1-3)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
1034 N. 500 W.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
Speech-Lang.-Hearing-impaired
Bureau of Communicative Disorders (BCD)
(offers summer program for Speech-Language-Hearing disordered)
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(oral and total communication training for ages 3-5)
Deaf Preschool (Extention School for the Deaf)
(see Cal)
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Speech-Lang.-Hearing-impaired(Continued)
# East Millcreek Elementary
3761 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 263-6125
(includes preschool for ages 3-5 for special-needs children, and programs for the deaf, and headstart)
# PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
#
Primary Children’s Rehab North
545 W. 500 S. #130
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
#
Primary Children’s Rehab South
870 E. 9400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
#
Primary Children’s Rehab West
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 964-4060
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
Pediatric Therapy Services
565 E. 4500 S. #A205
Murray, Ut. 266-2691
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
(Orem location)
754 S. 400 E.
Orem, Ut. 225-1407
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
# University of Utah Speech and Hearing Clinic (U of U)
Behavior Science Building #1313
SLC, Ut. 581-3506
(has preschool for ages 0-5)
Preventive and Emergency Resources
Administrative
# AIDS Control Program (Bureau of HIV-AIDS)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-6096
(coordinates AIDS service, support, referrals, preventive efforts and related education programs)
Adolescent-related
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# Centro de la Familia of Utah (1-800-621-5322)
3780 S. West Temple (Marie Green) SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(5-site Hisp. self-suff.prog. includes crime reparation, info-ref., drug prev., teen-father, mother–daughter & migrant headstart progs.)
# Commission on Youth (COY)
177 W. Price Ave. (Susan)
SLC, Ut. 295-7500
(provides recommended legislative advocacy and protection for youth and families in Salt Lake County affecting youth)
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
431 S. 300 E. #110
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
# Facts of Life
1-800-344-4134
#
Internet Safety, A Parent’s Guide To (via local FBI Field Office)
Wash. D.C. 202-324-3666
SLC, Ut. 579-1400
(a brochure upon request outlining how to prevent or intervene re: internet crimes against children)(also www.missingkids.com/cybertip)
Not My Kid: Gang Prevention for Parents
(the Utah AG’s office and the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice provide a brochure and video re: gangs)
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah (administration) (USDH)
654 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800 8822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
# SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Prog.)
3365 S. 900 W. (Det. Brett Magleby)
SLC, Ut. 743-5872
(reduces juvenile recidivism thru coord. awareness & intervention, accountability, competing development & community protection)
#
TV Allowance, The
www.tvallowance.com
305-669-4365\
(a device that allows parents electronically to limit children’s weekly television viewing)
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Advocacy
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
# Commission on Youth (COY)
177 W. Price Ave. (Susan)
SLC, Ut. 295-7500
(provides recommended legislative advocacy and protection for youth and families in Salt Lake County affecting youth)
Committee on Services for Children (Mental Health Association)
(advocacy and lobby for emotionally-disturbed children)
Behavioral-related
Not My Kid: Gang Prevention for Parents
(the Utah AG’s office and the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice provide a brochure and video re: gangs)
# SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Prog.)
3365 S. 900 W. (Det. Brett Magleby)
SLC, Ut. 743-5872
(reduces juvenile recidivism thru coord. awareness & intervention, accountability, competing development & community protection)
Clinics
Birth Defects Clinic (PCMC)
(clinic for multi-disabled children ages 0-21)
Bureau of Communicative Disorders (BCD)
(also provides screening)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Genetics Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8943
(provides diagnoses and services re: possible hereditary conditions)
Counseling
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
* National Kidney Foundation of Utah
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
Park City Family Counseling Institute
(general services include counseling for prevention of child abuse and neglect)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800 8822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
Court-related
Alcohol Counseling and Education Center
(court-referred out-patient education, counseling and treatment)
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Crime/Abuse-related
Not My Kid: Gang Prevention for Parents
(the Utah AG’s office and the Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice provide a brochure and video re: gangs)
# SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Prog.)
3365 S. 900 W. (Det. Brett Magleby)
SLC, Ut. 743-5872
(reduces juvenile recidivism thru coord. awareness & intervention, accountability, competing development & community protection)
# Utah Federation for Youth, Inc. (www.ufyi.org)
350 S. 400 E. # G-4
SLC, Ut. 468-0699
(provides supports & opport. for adol. & parents to improve hope & skills in prev. substance abuse & violence thru multiple mediums)
Disability-related
# AIDS Control Program (Bureau of HIV-AIDS)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-6096
(coordinates AIDS service, support, referrals, preventive efforts and related education programs)
AIDS Project, Utah
(service, support, referrals and education for persons with AIDS)
Alcohol and Drug Training
(provides education, prevention and training in dealing with drugs)
Birth Defects Clinic (PCMC)
(clinic for multi-disabled children ages 0-21)
Bureau of Communicative Disorders (BCD)
(also provides screening)
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
Committee on Services for Children (Mental Health Association)
(advocacy and lobby for emotionally-disturbed children)
# National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, The, (Utah Chapter)
309 E. 100 S. (1-800-950-NAMI0
SLC, Ut. 963-7337
(advocates providing educational materials and classes for individuals and families with mental illness involvement)
National Center for Stuttering
1-800-221-2483
(see Cal)
National Down Syndrome Congress
1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-232-NDSC
(info and sponsor of National Down Syndrome conference)
National Down Syndrome Society
8185 S. Oakcreek Drive
Sandy, Ut. 942-5758
* National Federation of the Blind Utah Chapter
1332 Penman Lane
* National Health Information Center (NHIC)
P.O. Box 1133
National Hearing Aid Society
(see Cal)
National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
Bountiful, Ut. 292-3000
(charity organization for the blind)
Washington DC 1-800-336-4797
1-800-521-5247
* National Kidney Foundation of Utah
564 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(education, evaluation, counseling and research re: hemophilia)
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
* National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(provides MS support and research)
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
NORD
203-746-6518
(matches common-medically-interested persons together)
* National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc.
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Disability-related (Continued)
National Organizations on Disability
(toll-free 800-248-ABLE)
P.O. Box 8923
* National Parent Network on Disabilities
1727 King St. #305
New Fairfield, Conn. 06812
Alexanderia, Va. 703-684-6763
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
# National PKU News
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
National Policy Action for Exceptional Children
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8522
(lobbys for exceptional children)
National Rehabilitation Information Center
toll-free hotline
1-800-34-NARIC
National Spina Bifida Association
Toll Free Number
* Prevent Blindness Utah
661 S. 200 E.
# Utah Society for Prevention of Blindness
661 S. 200 E.
# Utah State Developmental Center
1-800-621-3141
SLC, Ut. 524-2020
SLC, Ut. 524-2020
(public awareness programs re: blindness)
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Education/Training
# AIDS Control Program (Bureau of HIV-AIDS)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-6096
(coordinates AIDS service, support, referrals, preventive efforts and related education programs)
AIDS Project, Utah
(service, support, referrals and education for persons with AIDS)
Alcohol and Drug Training
(provides education, prevention and training in dealing with drugs)
Alcohol Counseling and Education Center
(court-referred out-patient education, counseling and treatment)
# American Lung Association of Utah
1930 S. 1100 E. (1-800-LUNG-USA)
SLC, Ut. 484-4456
(information on prevention, control, and self-care training re: lung disease; also conducts smoking cessation and asthmatic classes)
# American Red Cross of Salt Lake
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(provides health, safety, leadership, service training)
# American Red Cross Youth Services
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(health, safety, leadership, service training)
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# Division of Substance Abuse
120 N. 200 W. 2nd floor
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(oversees treatment and prevention programs re: substance abuse, and channels appropriated funds for the same)
# FACT Davis
470 Medical Drive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
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Education/Training (Continued)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
# FACT, Magna
412-2176
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Utah County
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH)
2650 Lincoln Ave. Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
HELP
P.O. Box 354
Pleasanton, Ca.
(Homosexual Education for Latter-day Saint Parents)
# Highly Impacted Schools (State Office of Education)
538-7501
(to increase student contact times with highly qualified staff in 54 identified schools, to increase student learning outcome)
MOMS (Centro de la Familia)
(self-sufficiency and safe parenting programs for mothers)
# National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, The, (Utah Chapter)
309 E. 100 S. (1-800-950-NAMI0
SLC, Ut. 963-7337
(advocates providing educational materials and classes for individuals and families with mental illness involvement)
# National School Age Care Alliance (NSACA)
617-298-5012
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Public Health (see local public health)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(general public health on local level)
# SHOCAP (Serious Habitual Offender Comprehensive Action Prog.)
3365 S. 900 W. (Det. Brett Magleby)
SLC, Ut. 743-5872
(reduces juvenile recidivism thru coord. awareness & intervention, accountability, competing development & community protection)
# Utah Emergency Medical Training Council
7677 S. Maple St.
Midvale, Ut. 562-2663
(public training in emergency medical CPR and first aid care)
Emergency Services
# Family Support Center
#
#
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Emergency Services (Continued)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
* Medic Alert Foundation, U S
2323 Colorado Ave.
Turlock, Ca. 209-668-3333
(emergency identification bracelets for ambulatories)
Poison Control Center
(hotline service re: acute and chronic poisoning)
Suicide Prevention Crisis Center
6856 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 84047 566-2455
(crisis line, and short adult-crisis stay)
# Utah AIDS Foundation
1408 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(AIDS victims and associates can count of the foundation’s partnership and expertise in the quest to mend and promote health)
Funding
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
Children's Defense Fund
941 E. 3300 S. (1-800-227-2345)
SLC, Ut. 483-1500
(provides funds for cancer research and public awareness)
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
470 Medical Dr ive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# National PKU News
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
# FACT Davis
Information
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
941 E. 3300 S. (1-800-227-2345)
SLC, Ut. 483-1500
(provides funds for cancer research and public awareness)
# American Lung Association of Utah
1930 S. 1100 E. (1-800-LUNG-USA)
SLC, Ut. 484-4456
(information on prevention, control, and self-care training re: lung disease; also conducts smoking cessation and asthmatic classes)
Childhood Accident and Injury Prevention Program
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(information and programs to promote children’s safety)
# Facts of Life
1-800-344-4134
National Down Syndrome Congress
1640 W. Roosevelt Road
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-232-NDSC
(info and sponsor of National Down Syndrome conference)
8185 S. Oakcreek Drive
Sandy, Ut. 942-5758
National Down Syndrome Society
* National Federation of the Blind Utah Chapter
1332 Penman Lane
* National Health Information Center (NHIC)
P.O. Box 1133
National Hearing Aid Society
(see Cal)
National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
Bountiful, Ut. 292-3000
(charity organization for the blind)
Washington DC 1-800-336-4797
1-800-521-5247
564 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(education, evaluation, counseling and research re: hemophilia)
3707 N. Canyon Road #1-D
Provo, Ut. 226-5111
* National Kidney Foundation of Utah
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Information (Continued)
* National Multiple Sclerosis Society Utah
525 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 575-8500
(provides MS support and research)
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
NORD
203-746-6518
(matches common-medically-interested persons together)
(toll-free 800-248-ABLE)
* National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc.
National Organizations on Disability
P.O. Box 8923
* National Parent Network on Disabilities
1727 King St. #305
New Fairfield, Conn. 06812
Alexanderia, Va. 703-684-6763
SCHUETT@PKUNEWS.ORG
# National PKU News
(a children’s PKU network providing information and financial crisis intervention, and a research clearinghouse)
National Policy Action for Exceptional Children
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8522
(lobbys for exceptional children)
National Rehabilitation Information Center
toll-free hotline
1-800-34-NARIC
National Spina Bifida Association
toll Free Number
1-800-621-3141
# Operation School Bell
2066 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 467-6353
(retired business women fund a store providing new clothes for needy children; Assistance League provide info on abuse prevention)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Park City Family Counseling Institute
(general services include counseling for prevention of child abuse and neglect)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800 8822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
# Utah Chapter for Prevention of Child Abuse
40 E. South Temple #350-12
SLC, Ut. 532-3404
(public awareness and programs. re: child abuse)
# Utah Society for Prevention of Blindness
661 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 524-2020
(public awareness programs re: blindness)
Medical/Health/Clinic-related
# CHEC Program (Family Health Services)
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2720
(formerly EPSDT Program) (provides preventative health and dental services for low-income persons)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Division of Substance Abuse
120 N. 200 W. 2nd floor
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(oversees treatment and prevention programs re: substance abuse, and channels appropriated funds for the same)
# Drug and Alcohol Prevention Project (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
431 S. 300 E. #110
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(in-home prevention services for at-risk youth)
# FACT Healthy Steps
PO Box 618
Farmington, Ut. 451-3318
(a prenatal to age five site-based FACT initiative)
# Genetics Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8943
(provides diagnoses and services re: possible hereditary conditions)
# Immunization Clinics
see Health Departments, local
534-4629
(PHN-operated low-cost immunization services 1-800-275-0659)
Institute of Human Resource Development (IHRD)
(drug, alcoholic prevention for Hispanics and others)
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Medical/Health/Clinic-related (Continued)
# Neonatal Follow-up Program (NFP)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8246
(follow up on high-risk infants)
* Newborn Metabolic Screening Program (PKU)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8256
(early metabolic diagnostic and treatment to prevent MR)
# Nutrition Consultants
see CSHCN,
WIC, PHN’s, Hospitals
and Yellow Pages
(diet assessment, planning, and follow up by registered Dieticians)
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah (administration) (USDH)
654 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800 8822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
Public Health (see local public health)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7500
(general public health on local level)
# Salt Lake City-County WIC Clinic
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 534-4629
Salt Lake City and County Health Department
(programs for optimal community health)
SLC, Ut. 84047 566-2455
(crisis line, and short adult-crisis stay)
# Utah AIDS Foundation
1408 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-2323
(AIDS victims and associates can count of the foundation’s partnership and expertise in the quest to mend and promote health)
# Utah Emergency Medical Training Council
7677 S. Maple St.
Midvale, Ut. 562-2663
(public training in emergency medical CPR and first aid care)
# Utah State Division of Substance Abuse (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-3939
(policy administration re: prevention and treatment referrals for substance abuse)
# Utah Women’s Clinic
515 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9192, 363-1920
(provides comprehensive women’s health as well as abortion and ob-gyn services)
# Utah Women’s Clinic
515 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9192, 363-1920
(provides abortion and ob-gyn services)
Suicide Prevention Crisis Center
6856 S. 700 E.
Multi-problem Families
# FACT Davis
470 Medical Drive
(Jane Lewis) Bountiful, Ut. 543-9478
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Granite School District)
340 E. 3345 S
SLC, Ut. 268-8560
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Jordan District FACT Coordinator)
412-2176
# FACT, Magna
(Mary Hammond 480-8693)
3707 W. Pensacola Circle
Magna, Ut. 250-4811
FACT, Midvale Elementary
(Teresa Gonzales)
Midvale, Ut.
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Cyprus Networkat Pleasant Green)
250-8635
(Susan Silva 860-2450) (multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray Community Support Service “site-based team”) 5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT-related (Murray/Jordan LIC)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT (Project HOPE) (Salt Lake School District)
440 E. 100 S.
(Nano Podoisky)
SLC, Ut. 578-8599
(behavioral interventions provided at Parkview Elementary and other elementary schools)
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Multi-problem Families (Continued)
# FACT Salt Lake (EVMH)
1141 E. 3900 S. # A160 (Greg Damron) SLC, Ut. 264-2325
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families) (also 293-7401)
# FACT Tooele Mental Health
100 S. 1000 W.
(Michelle Slade) Tooele, Ut. 843-3520
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT, Utah County
150 E. Center St. 5th Fl.
Provo, Ut. 374-7851
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# FACT Weber/Morgan (Weber MH)
2650 Lincoln Ave. Robyn Hansen)
Ogden, Ut. 625-3754
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing funds, prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
# Murray Community Support Service (FACT “site-based team”)
5175 S. 495 E. (Deb Ashton)
Murray, Ut. 264-7434
(multi-disciplinary interagency staff providing prevention and conferencing for multi-problem families)
Parenting
MOMS (Centro de la Familia)
(self-sufficiency and safe parenting programs for mothers)
Safety-related
Childhood Accident and Injury Prevention Program
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(information and programs to promote children’s safety)
# Highly Impacted Schools (State Office of Education)
538-7501
(to increase student contact times with highly qualified staff in 54 identified schools, to increase student learning outcome)
MOMS (Centro de la Familia)
(self-sufficiency and safe parenting programs for mothers)
# National School Age Care Alliance (NSACA)
617-298-5012
National Society to Prevent Blindnesss, Utah Affilliate
667 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-3645
(voluntary blind-prevention service)
# Operation School Bell
2066 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 467-6353
(retired business women fund a store providing new clothes for needy children; Assistance League provide info on abuse prevention)
Park City Family Counseling Institute
(general services include counseling for prevention of child abuse and neglect)
# Utah Chapter for Prevention of Child Abuse
40 E. South Temple #350-12
SLC, Ut. 532-3404
(public awareness and programs. re: child abuse)
Support
# AIDS Control Program (Bureau of HIV-AIDS)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-6096
(coordinates AIDS service, support, referrals, preventive efforts and related education programs)
AIDS Project, Utah
(service, support, referrals and education for persons with AIDS)
HELP
P.O. Box 354
Pleasanton, Ca.
(Homosexual Education for Latter-day Saint Parents)
* National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
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(See also Summer Programs, Camps, Work Experience and Enrichment Resources)
Adaptive Recreation
# Adaptive Recreation (SL Recreation)
2001 S. State S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(adaptive recreation programs for individuals with disabilities)
Alta Hills Stables
# Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing adaptive recreation, before and after school programs)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
# Courage Reins
(Tamera)
Lehi, Ut. 766-8124
(a therapeutic, adaptive horseback riding facility; also 768-0898, & 362-0082)
# Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Utah
8074 S. 1300 E.
(Bonna)
Sandy, Ut. 561-3400
(a comprehensive acute injury rehabilitative facility with adaptive recreation and adventure for children through adults)
JETS (through RISE)
SLC, Ut.
(provides after-school one-on-one adaptive recreation programming to include arts and crafts)
National Wheelchair Basketball Assoc.
(provides opportunities in recreation, participation, competition and excellence)
Paul Hill Adaptive Sports Association
Chip,
487-9497 or Teri, 943-7069
(adaptive ski training)
Salt Lake County Adaptive Programs
Kurt--561-0075;
April Reynolds -533-3058
# Salt Lake County Recreation
2001 S. State St. S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2560
(administration for Salt Lake County recreation; also has adaptive recreation programs, 483-5473)
Snowbird Adaptive Sports (Lynn Pease, 584-8518)
(offers a variety of adaptive sports opportunities the year around)
# S’PLORE (Spec. Populations Learning Outdoor Rec. and Educ.)
27 W. 3300 S. (Alan)
SLC, Ut. 484-4128
(adaptive outdoor education and recreation for special-needs persons)
# Utah Valley State College (UVSC)
1800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 222-8000
(includes adaptive high-activity-recreation activities and tours to inclusive of special-needs persons)
Administration/Information
# Murray Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
Recreation Connection, The
(ph. Directory)
(access to community calendar of events, and multi-recreational options)
# Salt Lake City Parks and Maintainance, Division
1965 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-7800
(administration for Salt Lake City parks)
# Salt Lake County Recreation
2001 S. State St. S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2560
(administration for Salt Lake County recreation; also has adaptive recreation programs, 483-5473)
# Utah County Parks Department
(John)
370-8600
Adolescent
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
# Explorer Post (Murray Boys and Girls Club)
244 E. Vine St. (David Orman)
SLC, Ut. 284-4253
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Adolescent (Continued)
# Four-H Clubs (administration)
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(cooperative agency between federal, state and local governments offering opportunities for youth to learn life-long skills)
#
Davis County Four-H Club
28 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 451-3403
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Salt Lake County Four-H Club
2001 S. State St. S1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3180
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Utah County Four-H Club
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Weber County Four-H Club
1181 N. Fairgrounds Drive
Ogden, Ut. 399-8200
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
# Guitar Camp for Young People
(www.youth.utah.edu)
SLC, Ut. 581-6984
(a summer week-long program for 12-18 year old intermediate guitarists and bass players, followed by a recital)
Police Athletic League
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(comprehensive youth recreation includes ball, boxing and gym)
Adult
# Adult Socialization Program
8446 S. Harrison St. (340 W.)
Midvale, Ut. 561-0075
(club for young adults 18-40 with mild disabilities, offering socialization and recreation in an age-appropriate environment)
Before/After School Activities
# ACES
(CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman WaySLC, Ut. 581-0194
(structured social skills, after-school recreation and activities group therapy as well as summer programming with a behavioral emphasis)
Leid Boys and Girls Club
464 S. Concord
SLC, Ut. 364-9188
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing adaptive recreation, before and after school programs)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
# East Millcreek Recreation Center
2230 Evergreen Ave.
SLC, Ut. 272-2243
(before and after sch. progs., in-door soccer and flagball, baton and cheer leading training, self-defense classes, and girls basketball)
JETS (through RISE)
SLC, Ut.
(provides after-school one-on-one adaptive recreation programming to include arts and crafts)
Kearns/Oquirrh Park Fitness Center
5624 S. 4800 W. (Mike/Jody Dennison) WVC, Ut. 966-5555
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center with coaches: 955-4022 or 250-9782, and before and after school programs)
# Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
# West Valley Fitness Center
5415 W. 3100 S. (Jodi/Mike Dennison) WVC, Ut. 955-4000
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center w/ trainers, and before and after school programs)
# YMCA
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day camp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# YMCA
7631 Chapel St. (425 W. (Jeff)
Midvale, Ut.
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
Camps
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challeng education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
# Camp Utada
1245 E. Brickyard Rd.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(summer camp sponsored by American Diabetes Association, Utah Chapter or Affilliate)
# Camp Wapiti (Elks-sponsored)
John Paulos (Charlie Hand-363-3024)
435-822-0508
(week-long cabin stays by Tooele for persons with such special-needs conditions as diabetes, cancer, hemophelia and deafness)
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Camps (Continued)
# Club Ute (U of U Youth Education Office)
1901 E. S. Campus Dr. Rm. 1619 (Lucy) SLC, Ut. 581-6984
(week-long summer camps to include sports, outdoor rec., creative arts, science, guest artists, field trips, overnighters & river trips)
# Cystic Fibrosis Camp
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7397
(Cystic Fibrosis-sponsored week-long summer camp)
# Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
# Kiwanis-Felt Recreation Center
440 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2064
(comprehensive community recreation program , day care and summer day camps)
Mill Hollow
by Woodland, Ut.
(outdoor recreational campsite by Mill Hollow Lake for Granite District youth)
National Camp for Blind Children, local
(summer/winter outdoor activities for the blind 9-19)
* Palisades Pals, Inc.
302 S. Main St.
Manti, Ut. 835-0531
(multi-function camp for families of special-needs children)
# Regence BlueCross/BlueShield of Utah
2890 E. Cottonwood Parkway
SLC, Ut. 333-2100
(provides funds for such activities as summer camps and recreational fees for qualifying special-needs persons)
# YMCA
3098 Highla nd Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day camp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# YMCA
7631 Chapel St. (425 W. (Jeff)
Midvale, Ut.
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# Youth Camp (Northwest Multipurpose Center)
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(summer day camp activities to include children ages 6-12 with mild disabilities)
Court-related
Alternative Youth Adventures (AYA)
1-866-968-8409
(a wilderness program for court-involved youth)
Elks Boys and Girls Club
(call Elks Lodge-266-2344)
(a recreation facility which includes a job agency for court-referees)
Development-oriented
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(funding available through Utah Lion’s Foundation for scouting needs of disabled boys)
# Boy Scouts of America (information for pack or troop referral)
525 Foothill Drive (Pat Brown) SLC, Ut. 582-3663 ext. 246
(cub, boy, varsity and explorer experience, education and character-building programs for boys 7-18, as well as high school-age girls)
# Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
South Valley Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
SLC, Ut. 487-1130
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Boys and Girls Club of Utah County
1060 E. 150 N.
Provo, Ut. 370-4615
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Elks Boys and Girls Club
(call Elks Lodge-266-2344)
(a recreation facility which includes a job agency for court-referees)
# Explorer Post (Murray Boys and Girls Club)
244 E. Vine St. (David Orman)
SLC, Ut. 284-4253
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for Special-needs Children (continued)
Development-oriented (Continued)
# Four-H Clubs (administration)
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(cooperative agency between federal, state and local governments offering opportunities for youth to learn life-long skills)
#
Davis County Four-H Club
28 E. State St.
Farmington, Ut. 451-3403
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Salt Lake County Four-H Club
2001 S. State St. S1200
SLC, Ut. 468-3180
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Utah County Four-H Club
51 S. University Ave. #219
Provo, Ut. 370-8470
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
#
Weber County Four-H Club
1181 N. Fairgrounds Drive
Ogden, Ut. 399-8200
(character-building club for 3rd to 12th grades, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade)
# Girl Scouts, Utah Council
445 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-8472
(creates character-building programs for girls 6-17)
# Hartvigsen Community School
350 E. 3605 S. (Alicia Davis or Kris)
SLC, Ut. 263-6055
(cultivates strength via bowling, arts/crafts, dance, music apprec., cooking & nutr., sports/rec., fieldtrips, & spec. sport celebrity guests)
MIA for Special-needs Youth
(LDS-sponsored youth development programs)
# Murray Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
# Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
Primary for Special-needs Children (LDS sponsored)
50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 531-2391
(LDS-sponsors classes to include child character development)
Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
(recreation and counseling program for Sugarhouse and NW areas)
# Utah Girl Scout Council
445 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-8472
(has a mission to inspire girls with patriotism, service and character building)
# Utah Special Olympics
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
Disability-related
# Access
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 533-4636
(special-needs recreational activities such as skiing, rafting, arts and fitness)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adventure Learning Park
4800 W. 10400 N.
American Fork, Ut. 277-2440
(recreation park catering to special-needs persons)
Aerobics Class for Children with Disabilities
(ages 6-16 at PCMC, call Patti Broadbent of outpatient rehab at 588-3930)
# Brain Gym Classes
4952 S. Mantyla St.
SLC, Ut. 621-5550
(addresses perceptual challenges proactively and synergistically, using visual, auditory and kinesthetic activities)
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
# Camp Utada
1245 E. Brickyard Rd.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(summer camp sponsored by American Diabetes Association, Utah Chapter or Affilliate)
# Camp Wapiti (Elks-sponsored)
John Paulos (Charlie Hand-363-3024)
435-822-0508
(week-long cabin stays by Tooele for persons with such special-needs conditions as diabetes, cancer, hemophelia and deafness)
# Cystic Fibrosis Camp
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7397
(Cystic Fibrosis-sponsored week-long summer camp)
Dance Therapy
(for children with physical disabilities at UUMC call Jenny Keiser, 581-7374)
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Disability-related (Continued)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Jewish Community Center
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0098
(recreation center includes programs for special-needs children)
* Palisades Pals, Inc.
302 S. Main St.
Manti, Ut. 835-0531
(multi-function camp for families of special-needs children)
Park City Special Needs Sports Association
P.O. Box 680286
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
# Salt Lake Community College South Campus (Disability Res. Ctr.)
1575 S. State St. (Angelene or Tulena)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(has a community swimming pool, and higher education of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated)
Salt Lake County Adaptive Programs
Kurt--561-0075;
April Reynolds -533-3058
Special-needs Sports
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
27 W. 3300 S. (Alan)
SLC, Ut. 484-4128
(adaptive outdoor education and recreation for special-needs persons)
* SPORT
1448 S. Carterville Road
Orem, Ut. 225-8540
(moderately-priced in and out-of-state recreation tours for DD/MR persons)
Stars
SLC, Ut.
(Granite District Program offering sports activities to children with varying problems)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
# Utah Foundation for the Blind and Visually Impaired
1867 E. Ryan Park Ave. (Larry)
Sandy, Ut. 572-0675
(provides in-home daily living instruction and recreational activities for blind and visually-impaired children ages 5-18)
# Utah Special Olympics
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
# Utah Valley State College (UVSC)
1800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 222-8000
(includes adaptive high-activity-recreation activities and tours to inclusive of special-needs persons)
Very Special Arts, Inc., Utah
SLC, Ut. 487-9497, 943-7069
# S’PLORE
(Spec. Populations Learning Outdoor Rec. and Educ.)
(summer art activities primarily for special-needs persons)
Dream-fulfillment
Kids, Inc.
(call Make A Wish Foundation 277-4673
# Make-A-Wish Foundation
1725 DeSales St. NW #800
Washington, DC
(offers “dream-fulfillments” for gravely-ill children in the U.S.)
2091 E. 4800 S. (Christine Sharer)
SLC, Ut. 277-4673
(wish-grants for children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses)
Tom Barbari
SLC, Ut. 364-3561
("wish-grants" for terminally-ill children)
Tomorrow, Today KALL Radio
Education/Science-oriented
# Children’s Museum
840 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 322-5268
(multi-faceted, scientific-oriented experiences)
# Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U) 1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
Safe and Sound Swimming
(water exercise and safety program for children with special needs ages 1-6)
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Enrichment
# Access
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 533-4636
(special-needs recreational activities such as skiing, rafting, arts and fitness)
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challeng education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
Dance Therapy
(for children with physical disabilities at UUMC call Jenny Keiser, 581-7374)
# East Millcreek Recreation Center
2230 Evergreen Ave.
SLC, Ut. 272-2243
(before and after sch. progs., in-door soccer and flagball, baton and cheer leading training, self-defense classes, and girls basketball)
# Granite Community Education
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 481-7204
(offers multi-program non-credit classes as well as day school make up credit classes where home school permission is granted)
# Hartvigsen Community School
350 E. 3605 S. (Alicia Davis or Kris)
SLC, Ut. 263-6055
(cultivates strength via bowling, arts/crafts, dance, music apprec., cooking & nutr., sports/rec., fieldtrips, & spec. sport celebrity guests)
JETS (through RISE)
SLC, Ut.
(provides after-school one-on-one adaptive recreation programming to include arts and crafts)
# Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
Leadership In Training (LIT) (Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater S L)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
# Lions Club International
(see Eric Hansen)
# Lollipop Series (Utah Symphony)
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(job training/coaching for adults; also used glasses, and funds for spe cific needs)
123 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 533-5626
(classical music performed designed by the Utah Symphony for children ages 3 to 10)
National Hemophelia Foundation, Utah Chapter
564 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(education, evaluation, counseling and research re: hemophilia)
# Piano Instruction (for special-needs persons)
9830 S. 3100 E.
SLC, Ut. 942-2246
(for blind and some other special-needs persons)
# Salute To Youth (Utah Symphony)
123 W. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 533-5626
(an annual Monday performance of musically-talented youth sponsored at Abravanel Hall)
# Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
* SPORT
1448 S. Carterville Road
Orem, Ut. 225-8540
(moderately-priced in and out-of-state recreation tours for DD/MR persons)
# Thanksgiving Point
Lehi, Ut. 768-2300
(see ph. Book)
Utah Academy of the Performing Arts
(call ph. Info)
(provides therapy via dance, drama, music and the visual arts)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Very Special Arts, Inc., Utah
SLC, Ut. 487-9497, 943-7069
(summer art activities primarily for special-needs persons)
# Wheeler Historic Farm
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
6351 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 264-2212
(S.L.Co.-operating facility providing old-time farm experience)
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
Equestrian/Animal-related
Alta Hills Stables
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challeng education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
# Courage Reins
(Tamera)
Lehi, Ut. 766-8124
(a therapeutic, adaptive horseback riding facility; also 768-0898, & 362-0082)
# Draper Dell Stables
Draper, Ut. 572-4069
(provides therapeutic horseback riding)
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Equestrian/Animal-related (Continued)
# Freedom Riders (Equestrian Club)
3435 Harrison Blvd. (Steve Spencer) Ogden, Ut. 392-2200
(summer horseback riding therapy at Weber Co. Fairgrounds, in cooperation with Felt and Spencer Physical Therapy)
Healing Hoofs (Stables at Saratoga)
Lehi, Ut.
(a horseback riding stable reportedly good in therapy for special-needs youth)
# Hogle Zoo
2600 Sunnyside Ave.
SLC, Ut. 582-1631
(zoological park available to all. A docent could give hands-on experience)
# Tracy Aviary
550 E. 1200 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-2473
(provides an opportunity to observe various birds in an aviary setting)
Family-oriented
* Palisades Pals, Inc.
302 S. Main St.
Manti, Ut. 835-0531
(multi-function camp for families of special-needs children)
Fitness-related
Aerobics Class for Children with Disabilities
(ages 6-16 at PCMC, call Patti Broadbent of outpatient rehab at 588-3930)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(therapeutic programming for LD students, using a gestalt approach)
Gene Fullmer Fitness Center
2200 W.
W. Jordan, Ut.
(includes swimming and fitness equipment)
Holladay Lions Fitness and Recreation Center
Holladay, Ut. 424-0621
(includes slides and indoor swimming)
Kearns/Oquirrh Park Fitness Center
5624 S. 4800 W. (Mike/Jody Dennison) WVC, Ut. 966-5555
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center with coaches: 955-4022 or 250-9782, and before and after school programs)
Safe and Sound Swimming
(water exercise and safety program for children with special needs ages 1-6)
Slim for Life Classes
645 E. 400 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-5601
(offers weight, nutrition and fitness classes)
Tops, Inc. (Copperview Community Center)
(Take Off Pounds Sensibly)—a self-help weight loss and group support service)
# TV Allowance, The
www.tvallowance.com
305-669-4365\
(a device that allows parents electronically to limit children’s weekly television viewing)
# West Valley Fitness Center
5415 W. 3100 S. (Jodi/Mike Dennison)
WVC, Ut. 955-4000
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center w/ trainers, and before and after school programs)
# Wrestling Camp (Taylorsville High School)
5225 S. Redwood Rd. (Coach Campbell)
SLC, Ut. 263-6153
# Easter Seals Fun and Fitness Program
Funding
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
Copperton Activity Fund
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(funding available through Utah Lion’s Foundation for scouting needs of disabled boys)
200 W. Park St. (Kathy Anderson) Copperton, Ut.
(includes emergency financial assistance and handicapped day care)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Kearns United Way Fund
(funds for recreation and welfare services for qualified recipients)
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Funding (Continued)
# Lions Club International
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(see Eric Hansen)
(job training/coaching for adults; also used glasses, and funds for spe cific needs)
Oquirrh Civic Fund
(see ph. Book)
(provides emergency financial assistance)
# Regence BlueCross/BlueShield of Utah
2890 E. Cottonwood Parkway
SLC, Ut. 333-2100
(provides funds for such activities as summer camps and recreational fees for qualifying special-needs persons)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
High Adventure
# National Ability Recreational Center #500 Resort Center
1425 Lowell Ave.
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(provides high adventure and recreational opportunities for special-needs persons)
Park City Special Needs Sports Association
P.O. Box 680286
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
Special-needs Sports
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
# S’PLORE (Spec. Populations Learning Outdoor Rec. and Educ.)
27 W. 3300 S. (Alan)
SLC, Ut. 484-4128
(adaptive outdoor education and recreation for special-needs persons)
# Utah Valley State College (UVSC)
1800 W. 1200 S.
Orem, Ut. 222-8000
(includes adaptive high-activity-recreation activities and tours to inclusive of special-needs persons)
West Valley Accord
(includes family swimming and rock climbing)
# YMCA
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day camp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# YMCA
7631 Chapel St. (425 W. (Jeff)
Midvale, Ut.
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# Youth and Families with Promise (YFP) (USU-affiliated)
2100 S. State S1200 (Chris Jacobsen)
SLC, Ut. 468-2695
(a mentor program for youth ages 10-14 with high interest activities; see also Heather: 468-3185)
Outdoor Sports
# Access
660 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 533-4636
(special-needs recreational activities such as skiing, rafting, arts and fitness)
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challeng education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
# Fairmont Park
24th S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 972-7800
(provides an outdoor swimming pool as part of Salt Lake City Parks and Maintainance Division)
# Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U) 1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
Mill Hollow
by Woodland, Ut.
(outdoor recreational campsite by Mill Hollow Lake for Granite District youth)
# National Ability Recreational Center #500 Resort Center
1425 Lowell Ave.
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(provides high adventure and recreational opportunities for special-needs persons)
National Camp for Blind Children, local
(summer/winter outdoor activities for the blind 9-19)
# S’PLORE (Spec. Populations Learning Outdoor Rec. and Educ.)
27 W. 3300 S. (Alan)
SLC, Ut. 484-4128
(adaptive outdoor education and recreation for special-needs persons)
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Outdoor Sports (Continued)
Stars
# Utah Special Olympics
SLC, Ut.
(Granite District Program offering sports activities to children with varying problems)
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
Recreation/Activities
# Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing adaptive recreation, before and after school programs)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center
7500 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 943-3160
(includes swimming, skateboard park and other innovative attractions)
# East Millcreek Recreation Center
2230 Evergreen Ave.
SLC, Ut. 272-2243
(before and after sch. progs., in-door soccer and flagball, baton and cheer leading training, self-defense classes, and girls basketball)
Elks Boys and Girls Club
(call Elks Lodge-266-2344)
(a recreation facility which includes a job agency for court-referees)
Gene Fullmer Fitness Center
2200 W.
W. Jordan, Ut.
(includes swimming and fitness equipment)
Holladay Lions Fitness and Recreation Center
Holladay, Ut. 424-0621
(includes slides and indoor swimming)
# Jewish Community Center
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0098
(recreation center includes programs for special-needs children)
Kearns/Oquirrh Park Fitness Center
5624 S. 4800 W. (Mike/Jody Dennison) WVC, Ut. 966-5555
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center with coaches: 955-4022 or 250-9782, and before and after school programs)
# Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
# Kiwanis-Felt Recreation Center
440 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2064
(comprehensive community recreation program , day care and summer day camps)
Magna County Recreation ( see S. L. Co. Recreation for ph.)
(Share Leiterman)
Magna, Ut.
# Northwest Multipurpose Center
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(center includes recreation, low-cost swimming, daycare and food bank services)
# NYSP (National Youth Sports Program) (College of Health)
1400 W. Goodwin Ave.
SLC, Ut. 581-8537
(581-8379) (provides summer sports opportunities for youth ages 10-16 to include low-income students)
* Ogden City Recreation Division
1875 Monroe
Ogden, Ut. 629-8253
Police Athletic League
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(comprehensive youth recreation includes ball, boxing and gym)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-8074
* Recreation and Habilitation Services
Recreation Connection, The
(ph. Directory)
# Redwood Multi-purpose Recreation Center
(access to community calendar of events, and multi-recreational options)
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(multi-services to include adaptive T-ball ; also has a food pantry)
# Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
Swimming
(see local county recreation departments and high schools for low-fee swimming)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
# Utah County Parks Department
(John)
370-8600
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Recreation/Activities (Continued)
West Valley Accord
(includes family swimming and rock climbing)
5415 W. 3100 S. (Jodi/Mike Dennison)
WVC, Ut. 955-4000
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center w/ trainers, and before and after school programs)
# Youth Camp (Northwest Multipurpose Center)
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(summer day camp activities to include children ages 6-12 with mild disabilities)
# West Valley Fitness Center
Safety Training
Safe and Sound Swimming
(water exercise and safety program for children with special needs ages 1-6)
Therapeutic
# ACES
(CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(structured social skills, after-school recreation and activities group therapy as well as summer programming with a behavioral emphasis)
# Courage Reins
(Tamera)
Lehi, Ut. 766-8124
(a therapeutic, adaptive horseback riding facility; also 768-0898, & 362-0082)
# Draper Dell Stables
Draper, Ut. 572-4069
(provides therapeutic horseback riding)
# Easter Seals Fun and Fitness Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(therapeutic programming for LD students, using a gestalt approach)
# Freedom Riders (Equestrian Club)
3435 Harrison Blvd. (Steve Spencer) Ogden, Ut. 392-2200
(summer horseback riding therapy at Weber Co. Fairgrounds, in cooperation with Felt and Spencer Physical Therapy)
Healing Hoofs (Stables at Saratoga)
Lehi, Ut.
(a horseback riding stable reportedly good in therapy for special-needs youth)
* Recreation and Habilitation Services
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-8074
Refugee/Immigration Resources
(see also Hispanic Resources, and Multi-cultural Resources)
Acculturation
# ACCESS
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(Asian Community Counseling Enhancement, support service and Social Skills)
# Asian Association of Utah
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987*****
(facilitates refugee acculturation to include ESL, counseling, parenting and child skill-building for Asian and Polynesian immigrants)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Holy Cross Ministries
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 908-0293
(provides transportation and ESL classes for non-documented immigrants)
# Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
3856 W. 5400 S.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-375-5283
(provides information on immigration resources)
# International Rescue Committee (IRC)
530 E. 500 S. #207 (Martegas)
SLC, Ut. 328-1091
(resettlement and acculturation, to include employment service mainly for Iraq, Serbo-Croatian and African refugees)
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Acculturation (Continued)
# Literacy Volunteers of America, Wasatch Front
175 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 328-5608
(provides basic English tutoring for refugees, immigrants, and LD persons)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8582
(also provide materials, advocacy, testing and tutorial for minorities)
1102 W. 400 N.
SLC, Ut. 363-4955
Multi-Cultural Center
(call given ph. #)
# New Hope Refugee Friendship Center
(ML 28 May’99 correlatew/ p. 54)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriers, & promoting corresponding legislation)
Office of Refugee Resettlement
764 S. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 359-2444
(coordinates state refugee programs)
# Pacific Resource Center
4090 W. 5415 S. (Mile Peters)
SLC, Ut. 957-1843
(connects Pacific Island immigrant families to resources)
Refugee Assimilation Program
(operated through
Utah State Social Services)
(social services for refugees)
* Refugee Resettlement
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4092
(multi-service and support for refugees)
Salt Lake Unemployment Section for Refugees
(call Human Services—538-4171)
(see Human Services, Department)
# Utah Literacy Hotline/GED on TV
1-800-451-9500
# Utah Literacy and Adult Education Coalition (State Office of Education)
538-7849
(provides services for ESL, adult education and literacy)
Administrative/Information
# Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
3856 W. 5400 S.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-375-5283
(provides information on immigration resources)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(oversees state refugee resettlement and self-sufficiency programs)
# Refugee Program Coordinator, State
State Refugee Coordinating Council
(see State Refugee Coordinator)
Utah State Refugee Resource Directory
(available through Refugee Coordinator)
Awareness/Support
# ACCESS
# Asian Affairs, State Office of
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(Asian Community Counseling Enhancement, support service and Social Skills)
324 S. State St. (Moon Ji)
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(facilitates increased ethnic and minorities awareness among state and other agencies)
Counseling/MH
Cultural Diversity Team (at NVMH)
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(a team assisting a growing diversity of cultural MH needs)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriers, & promoting corresponding legislation)
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Funds
# Children of Illegal Aliens Program
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides financial assistance for citizen children of non-citizen parents)
Interpreters/Translators
Indo-Chinese Interpreters
(see Refugee Resources)
1-800-874-9426
(also 1-800-996-8808)
# Language Line Services
Translators
(see Refugee Health Program)
Legal-related
# Multi-Cultural Legal Center
1588 S. Major St. #100
SLC, Ut. 467-6060 ext. 214
(a legal system which ensures equal justice for all racial and ethnic minorities)
Medical/Health/Dental
# Bureau of HIV-AIDS, Tuberculosis and Refugee Health Control
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-6096
# Central City Health Center
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 539-8617
(provides services for moderate medical needs on a sliding fee scale)
# Community Health Centers, Inc. (administration)
1798 S. West Temple (Eligio)
SLC, Ut. 412-6920
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Central City Community Health Center
461 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 539-8617
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Copperview Community Health Center
8446 S. Harrison St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-5494
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Oquirrh View Community Health Center
4745 S. 3200 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-6214
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Northwest Community Health Center
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5750
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
#
Utah Farm Workers Health Program
461 S. 400 E. (Saul Ramos)
SLC, Ut. 325-9580
(provides primary health care services to multi-cultural low-income persons on a sliding fee scale)
# Community Health Connections (via Headstart coordination advocates)
(Scott McKay)
Utah Co., Ut. 818-3014
(assists low-income uninsured persons in obtaining dental care from a pool of participating dentists, at no or reduced fees)
# Donated Dental Services
415 W. 400 S. (Carlo)
SLC, Ut. 983-0345
(volunteer and privately owned total dental and related team services for eligible low-income persons or Medicaid recipients)
# Family Health Clinic
290 S. State St.
Clearfield, Ut. 451-3310
(provides services for persons with moderate illnesses on a sliding fee scale)
Midtown Community Health Center
670 28th St.
Ogden, Ut.
Oquirrh View Health Center
955-2316
(a federally-qualified center providing services for moderately-ill persons on a sliding fee scale)
Refugee Health Program
(interpretation services in six languages available)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 530-7611
(refugee health under SLC/County Health Department)
Refugee Medical Screening Clinic
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Multi-services
# Catholic Community Services of Utah
2570 W. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 977-9119
(4 locations provide compassionate outreach to persons in oppressive need, to include housing, immigration helps and jobs)
Institute of Human Resource Development (IHRD)
(multi-services support for migrants and disabled)
# Jewish Family Services of Salt Lake City
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-1330
(non-government social service welfare agency)
Multi-Cultural Center
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8582
(call given ph. #)
(also provide materials, advocacy, testing and tutorial for minorities)
# New Hope Refugee Friendship Center
1102 W. 400 N.
SLC, Ut. 363-4955
(ML 28 May’99 correlatew/ p. 54)
# Office of Ethnic Health
SLC, Ut. 538-8811
(promotes phys. & mental health of Utah’s ethnic groups by bridging cultural & lang. barriers, & promoting corresponding legislation)
Utah Rural Development Corporation
12 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 566-1638
(multi-services for low-income and migrants)
Utah State Refugee Health Program
(call ph. Info.)
(multi health service for refugees)
Preschools/Education-related
# English As A Second Language (ESL)
(
)
# Guadelupe Center and School
see Individual
#
320 S. 500 E.
School Districts, local
340 S. Goshen St.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(educational alternative for non-English-speaking persons)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
Headstart Day Care
Multi-Cultural Center
(call given ph. #)
(also offers interpreter services)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8582
(also provide materials, advocacy, testing and tutorial for minorities)
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Salt Lake Community Education
(includes English as a Second Language (ESL) Program)
29 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(volunteer English tutoring at Guadelupe Schools)
# Voluntary Improvement Program (at Guadelupe Schools)
Rehabilitation Services, Division of
(see also Career Development and Employment Resources, and Education Related Needs, p. 5)
Administration Office
250 E. 5th So.
SLC, Ut.
538-7530
American Fork Developmental Center
Blanding Office, DRS
Brigham City Office
Cedar City Office
Deaf, Service to the
Deaf, Utah Community Center for the
Delta Office
Eastern Utah District Office
Farmington Office
Logan Office
Manti Office
Northern Utah District Office
Ogden District Office
Branch Office West
Northern Utah (Skill Center)
Vocational Evaluation Services
Price Office DRS
Provo District Office
Utah State Hospital Office
Vocational Evaluation Services
Richfield Office
Salt Lake Central District Office
Arbor Plaza Office
Handicap Information and Referral
Industrial Commission Office
Disability Determination Service
Downtown Office, Salt Lake
Job Devopment/Job Placement
751 N. 9th E.
312 N. 1st E.
695 S. Main #4
411 S. Main
384 N. th E.
384 N. 4th E.
140 W. Main
662 W. Price River Drive
40 N. 1st E.
270 1/2 N. Main
50 S. Main #21
150 N. Washington Boulevard
856 24th St.
3544 Lincoln St. #8
595 E. AVC Lane
150 N. Washington Boulevard
662-W. Price River Drive
150 E. Center #3300
13th E. Center
1347 Riverside Ave.
201 E. 5th N.
2964 W. 4700 S.
1574 W. 17th S. #1A
250 E. 5th S.
160 E. 3rd S.
250 E. 5th S.
180 S. 3rd W. #100
1151 Redwood Rd.
American Fork, Ut.
Blanding, Ut.
Brigham City, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Delta, Ut.
Price, Ut.
Farmington, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
Manti, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Price, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
756-5249
678-2511
734-9408
586-9995
533-5997
533-5997
864-2509
374-7724
773-2500
752-9766
835-3331
621-4672
399-9231
399-9804
621-2373
621-4672
637-7734
374-7724
377-0027
896-6479
896-6479
957-8200
975-4000
538-7550
530-6837
538-7550
533-5165
533-6999
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250 E. 5th S
250 E. 5th S.
5020 S. State
660 S. 2nd E. #440
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Rehabilitation Service Centers
Employment Assistance Program
Psychological Services
Rehabilitation Services Advisory Council
Rehabilitation Technology Abledata
South S.L. District
Supported Employment Program
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U of U Office
Utah State Prison Office
Vocational Evaluation Services
Southern Utah District Office
Spanish Fork Office
St. George Office
Tooele Office
Utah Community Center for the Deaf
Vernal Office
160 Union Building
PO Box 250
1595 W. 5th S.
411 S. Main
386 N. Main
301 E. Tabernacle #203
154 S. Main
388 N. 4th E.
437 E. Main #2
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Spanish Fork, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
Tooele, Ut.
Bountiful, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
581-8955
571-2300
533-4420
586-9995
798-7475
673-5091
882-2365
533-5997
789-0273
Residential Placements
(see also Semi-Residential and Halfway Homes)
Abuse-related
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
# Residential Treatment Ctr. for Juvenile Sex Offenders (Benchmark)
592 W. 1350 S. (Marvel)
Woodscross, Ut. 298-2844
(residential unit includes schooling, therapeutic and recreational services)
* Project Reality
150 E. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 364-8080
(individualized drug abuse treatment program includes residential)
Project Reality
1416 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 467-1517
(individualized drug abuse treatment program includes residential)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
#
Administration
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(provides parenting classes as well as residential group homes for troubled youth while fostering responsible and productive lives)
Utah Youth Village Group Homes
(provides two group homes offering sex-specific therapy)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(economic women’s housing also provides residential for pregnant and abused teens)
Administration/Funding
# Hemophelia Foundation, Utah
5635 S. Waterbury Way #C-102 (Linda) SLC, Ut. 273-7471
(education, residentials and services for families of hemophelia victims; also sponsors a week-long wilderness camp)
Residential Services, Inc.
2089 E. 7000 S.
SLC, Ut.
* Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut.
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# Rocky Mountain Home Care Management Office (administration)
350 E. 300 S. #110
Bountiful, Ut. 298-2266
(provides several long-term as well as independence-development intermediate care facilities to include persons with disabilities)
* Sweet Charity
211 E. 300 S. # 212
SLC, Ut. 328-1575
(clothing shop sponsors ten supervised group homes for MR 16 and older)
# Triton Investments
448 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-1695
(property management to include apartments for disabled person with live-in managers)
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Administration/Funding (Continued)
# TURN Community Services (administration)
359-8876
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
# TURN Community Services
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
Adolescent/At-risk Youth
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
Copper Hills Youth Center
Detention, Shelter Homes
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
# Futures Through Choices
2510 Washington Blvd. #238 (Joel)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9774
(grp homes for at-risk low-IQ youth via DYC, DSPD, & DCFS: therapy, anger mgt., prob-solving, compliance, commun. and living skills)
Institute of Human Resource Development (IHRD)
(includes residential for delinquent Hispanics and others)
Intermountain Youth Care
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(ph. Book)
(procter-advocacy tracking for delinquent youth)
# Life-Line, Inc.
(936-8975)
1130 W. Center St. (Emily)
North Salt Lake, Ut. 936-4000
(a non-profit youth rehab facility dealing with addictive and destructive behavior, depression, and family problems)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
* Odyssey House Adolescent
625 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-3222
(for adolescents…)
# PCMC Residential Treatment Centers (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3142
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
Proctor Program
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
* Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(provides parenting classes as well as residential group homes for troubled youth while fostering responsible and productive lives)
Utah Youth Village Group Homes
(provides two group homes offering sex-specific therapy)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus
Residential Treatment Centers
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3142
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
# Wasatch Youth Center
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-5830
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
# Weber Valley Detention (formerly MoWeDa)
5470 S. 2700 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-2794
(Morgan-Weber-Davis Counties court-ordered holding center for ungovernable youth)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(economic women’s housing also provides residential for pregnant and abused teens)
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Adult
# Adult Residential Treatment Unit (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(halfway house for mentally ill)
# Alternatives Program
(Stephanie Woody)
SLC, Ut. 468-2859
(provides in-home, personal services for persons 18 years and older as an alternative to an imminent nursing home placement)
# County Treatment Program (CTP)
3944 S. 400 E. (Marilee Cope)
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(provides crisis hotline & resid. treatment for adults w/ serious & persistent mental illness, or recurring exacerbation of living situations.)
# Deseret Villages
533 W. 1900 N. (Mike Long)
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-3937
(residential Training Center for mildly DD/MR 18 and older)
# Hidden Hollow Care Center
261 W. 2000 S.
Orem, Ut. 225-2145
(residential for MR boys and men)
Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
# Valley Mental Health North Crisis Service (ARTU )
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(adult residential mental health treatment center)
# Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4200
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
# West Jordan Care Center
3350 W. 7800 S.
(Eliza)
SLC, Ut. 282-0686
(ph. Book or 333-UTAH)
(residential for special-needs children and adults in cooperation with schools)
# Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
Autistic
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
Carmen Pingree School for Autism (CBTU
780 S.Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides therapeutic programming and residential homes for autistic children)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
# Cottonwood Heights Treatment Facility (CTA)
7214 S. 1950 E.
Sandy, Ut. 268-4887
(group home for autistic children)
# Danville Services Corporation
6965 Union Park Center #350
Midvale, Ut. 565-0700
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
Project TURN/ Topcat Enterprises. Inc.
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
Topcat Enterprises, Inc./ Project TURN
4476 S. Century Drive #D
Murray, Ut. 263-8782
(call in p.m.)
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# Tse Bitai Exceptional School
(Techachi Hank)
505-368-2096
(Native American group home for autistic and other special-needs children)
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Brain Injured
# Phoenix Services
220 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 263-3865
(provides DSPD-funded supported supervised apartment living for Brain Injury Waiver children)
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Convalescent
* South Davis Community Care Center
* South Valley Health Center
# West Jordan Care Center
(ph. Book or 333-UTAH)
401 S. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut. 295-2361
(chronic convalescent center, also for children)
3706 W. 9000 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 569-2273
(nursing home accepts those with communicable diseases)
3350 W. 7800 S.
(Eliza)
SLC, Ut. 282-0686
(residential for special-needs children and adults in cooperation with schools)
Court-related
# Esperanza Para Manana
# Millcreek Youth Center
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics)
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
Developmental Disability
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
City View Boarding Home
(structured home for DD Employables)
# Columbus Community Center
3495 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 262-2062
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Danville Services Corporation
6965 Union Park Center #350
Midvale, Ut. 565-0700
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
# Deseret Villages
533 W. 1900 N. (Mike Long)
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-3937
(residential Training Center for mildly DD/MR 18 and older)
# Frontline Services (DSPD-contracted)
865 E. 4800 S. #240 (Barbara/Vickie) Holladay, Ut. 280-8245
(residential homes, family support and respite for people with disabilities)
# Group Homes
(see Columbus
Community Center,
Community Treatment Alternatives
(see also Project TURN or Utah State Developmental Center)
# Harmony House
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Project TURN/ Topcat Enterprises. Inc.
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
Residential Services, Inc.
2089 E. 7000 S.
SLC, Ut.
Salt Lake Development Disability Center
(residential also provides respite services)
# Self Determination, Inc. (also Midge 688-4294)
2225 Murray Holladay Rd. (Shelly) Murray, Ut. 274-6058
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
* Sunrise Residential Services, Bountiful West
340 N. 100 W.
Bountiful, Ut. 295-8112
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Developmental Disability (Continued)
Supervised Apartment Program
(independent living options for moderate DD/MR)
(Techachi Hank)
505-368-2096
(Native American group home for autistic and other special-needs children)
# Utah School for Deaf and Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-91, 629-4700
(residential and extension education program for Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
# West Jordan Care Center
3350 W. 7800 S.
(Eliza)
SLC, Ut. 282-0686
(ph. Book or 333-UTAH)
(residential for special-needs children and adults in cooperation with schools)
# Wide Horizons Care Center
910 Monroe Boulevard
(Marcia)
Ogden, Ut. 399-5876
(private intermediate care DD/MR residential facility)
# Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
# Tse Bitai Exceptional School
Diagnostic
# Adult Residential Treatment Unit (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(halfway house for mentally ill)
Residential Treatment Center (PCMC)
(for boys 5-12 years old unable to function at home)
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4200
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
# Utah State Hospital
Emotional/Behavioral
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
Copper Hills Youth Center
Detention, Shelter Homes
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
# Group Homes
see Columbus Community Center,
Community Treatment Alternatives
(see also Project TURN or Utah State Developmental Center)
# Highland Ridge (ARTEC) So. Satelite)
7309 S. 180 W. (Bob Diggers)
SLC, Ut. 565-6844
(a residential treatment for serious behavior problems)
# House of Hope
209 S. Douglas St. (Brock Howick)
SLC, Ut. 583-7604
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# House of Hope (Admin.)
1006 E. 100 S. (Brock Howick)
SLC, Ut. 359-8374
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# House of Hope
21 “I” St. (Brock Howick)
SLC, Ut. 355-8536
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
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Emotional/Behavioral (Continued)
Institute of Human Resource Development (IHRD)
(includes residential for delinquent Hispanics and others)
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(procter-advocacy tracking for delinquent youth)
Intermountain Youth Care
(ph. Book)
KEYS
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
* Odyssey House Adolescent
625 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-3222
(for adolescents…)
# PCMC Residential Treatment Centers (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3142
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
Proctor Program
431 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 521-IHRD
(advocacy-foster care for minority youth 15 to 18 years)
* Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
Residential Treatment Center (PCMC)
(for boys 5-12 years old unable to function at home)
# Slate Canyon
1991 S. State
St.Provo, Ut. 342-7840
(long-term secured care for unmanageable youth in corrections)
Storm Ridge School (Ranch)
PO Box 40
(Daren) Maryvale, Ut. 435-326-4300
(a group home for court-involved male youth 14-18 years of age)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(provides parenting classes as well as residential group homes for troubled youth while fostering responsible and productive lives)
Utah Youth Village Group Homes
(provides two group homes offering sex-specific therapy)
# Wasatch Youth Center
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-5830
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
# University Neuropsychiatric Institute (UNI)
Employable
City View Boarding Home
(structured home for DD Employables)
# Columbus Community Center
3495 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 262-2062
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Self Determination, Inc. (also Midge 688-4294)
2225 Murray Holladay Rd. (Shelly) Murray, Ut. 274-6058
(places people of higher than DSPD functioning into supported living arrangements in cooperation with Vocational Rehabilitation)
# TURN Community Services
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
# Utah School for Deaf and Blind
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(a job skills training facility)
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-91, 629-4700
(residential and extension education program for Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
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Residential Placements (Continued)
Mental Retardation
# Columbus Community Center
3495 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut. 262-2062
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Deseret Villages
533 W. 1900 N. (Mike Long)
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-3937
(residential Training Center for mildly DD/MR 18 and older)
# Group Homes
(see Columbus
Community Center,
Community Treatment Alternatives
(see also Project TURN or Utah State Developmental Center)
# Harmony House
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
# Hidden Hollow Care Center
261 W. 2000 S.
Orem, Ut. 225-2145
(residential for MR boys and men)
# Hillcrest Care Center
348 E. 8000 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-4191
(residential mainly for MR persons)
Lakecrest Developmental Care
(co-ed residential for MR ages 12 on up in cooperation with schools)
# Lindon Care and Training Center
680 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-2179
(residential for MR women 12 on up in cooperation with schools)
Maxwell House
(call MRAU or ARC of Utah 364-5060)
(housing for employable MR persons)
# Mesa Vista, Inc.
394 W. 400 N.
Orem, Ut. 225-9292
(co-ed residential for MR ages 12 on up in cooperation with schools)
# Midtown Manor
125 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-6340
(residential for MR with psychiatric problems)
New Horizons
(residential for MR as well as the psychiatric ladened)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Supervised Apartment Program
(independent living options for moderate DD/MR)
# Tiny Tot Care Center, Topham’s
247 N. 100. E.
Orem, Ut. 225-0323
(residential for profoundly MR infants to 22 years of age)
Topcat Enterprises, Inc./ Project TURN
4476 S. Century Drive #D
Murray, Ut. 263-8782
(call in p.m.)
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
# Wide Horizons Care Center
910 Monroe Boulevard
(Marcia)
Ogden, Ut. 399-5876
(private intermediate care DD/MR residential facility)
Psyschiatric/Mental Illness
# Adult Residential Treatment Unit (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
# Midtown Manor
125 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(halfway house for mentally ill)
SLC, Ut. 363-6340
(residential for MR with psychiatric problems)
New Horizons
(residential for MR as well as the psychiatric ladened)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(adult residential mental health treatment center)
# North Crisis Service (ARTU of VMH)
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Psyschiatric/Mental Illness
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
# Utah State Hospital
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4200
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
School-affiliated
# Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
#
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
#
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Respite and Day Care for Special-needs Children
(see also Counseling Resources, Parent Support Groups, Recreation, Fitness Activities & Enrichment Resources for Special-needs Children, Residential Placements, Semi-Residential & Halfway Homes, Single
Parent & Women’s Resources, & Summer Programs, Camps, Work Experience & Enrichment Resources)
Adaptive/Before-After School/Day Camps
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
# Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N. (Jennifer West)
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
South Valley Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
SLC, Ut. 487-1130
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
#
Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Boys and Girls Club of Utah County
1060 E. 150 N.
Provo, Ut. 370-4615
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing adaptive camp/recreation, before and after school programs)
Church of the Nazarene
SLC, Ut.
(among services provided are adaptive day camps for special-needs persons)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
# East Millcreek Recreation Center
2230 Evergreen Ave.
SLC, Ut. 272-2243
(before and after sch. progs., in-door soccer and flagball, baton and cheer leading training, self-defense classes, and girls basketball)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(respite and day camps for special-needs children)
# Kiwanis-Felt Recreation Center
440 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2064
(comprehensive community recreation program , day care and summer day camps with transportation)
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# Northwest Multipurpose Center
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(center includes recreation, low-cost swimming, daycare and food bank services)
# Redwood Multi-purpose Recreation Center
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(multi-services to include adaptive recreation; also has before and after school programs, and a food pantry)
# Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
Valley Mental Health Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(out patient counseling, after care and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth as well as residential/ therapeutic foster home access)
# West Valley Fitness Center
5415 W. 3100 S. (Jodi/Mike Dennison) WVC, Ut. 955-4000
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center w/ trainers, and before and after school programs)
# YMCA
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# YMCA
7631 Chapel St. (425 W. (Jeff)
Midvale, Ut.
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
# YMCA (at Whittier Elementary)
1568 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-4846
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
Adolescent/Addiction-related
ARTEC (administration)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-2103
# Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
Valley Mental Health Adolescent Day Care
Advocacy/Support
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor) SLC, Ut. 412-3798
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
(parent advocacy and support as with SSI applications, waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, & developmental disabilities)
698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave) SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education )
# Children’s Justice Center
257 11th Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-0781
(provides a comfortable child-friendly atmosphere while coordinating a child abuse investigation procedure)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
1921 N. 1120 W.
Orem, Ut. 343-3900
(provides support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
3033 S. Main (Laura Barksdale)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
Day Care
# Alliance With Children
(providing food reimbursement for qualified daycares)
# Child Care Resource and Referral
(1-888-637-4786)
4568 South Highland Dr
277-0927
124 S. 400 E. #400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(Salt Lake computerized child care clearinghouse)
200 W. Park St. (Kathy Anderson) Copperton, Ut.
(includes emergency financial assistance and handicapped day care)
Copperton Activity Fund
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Day Care (Continued)
Developmental Day School
(SIP mainstreamed day care for some special-needs children)
1131 S. Main
Centerville, Ut. 295-1360
(at Davis Episcopal of the Resurrection Christ Church)
# First Presbyterian Church
12 “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 363-3889
(offers private day care and preschool to include special-needs children on a case-by-case basis)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
(to include DD ages 1-3)
# Neighborhood House Association
1050 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-4589
(offers child care as well as adult day care)
# Redwood Multi-purpose RecreationCenter
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(multi-services to include SIP, mainstreamed day care for some special-needs children and adaptive T-ball ; also has a food pantry)
Social Integration Project (SIP)
1636 N. 1200 W.
Layton, Ut. 546-2722
(mainstreamed day care)
Special-needs Day Care (DCFS)
see local OCO office
538-4100
Easter Seals Camp
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
# Teen Moms and Kids (sponsored by New Start Foundation)
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
Therapeutic Day Care
see local DCFS list
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
# U of U Day Care Coordination
SLC, Ut. 585-5897
Utah State Social Integration Project
1636 N. 1200 W.
Layton, Ut. 546-2722
(mainstreamed day care for special-needs children)
# WeigandCenter
235 S. Rio Grande
SLC, Ut. 363-7710
(provides homeless people w/ showers, haircuts, clothes, laundry, job reps, child care, adult day care, and Kid Start School)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North)
140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South)
1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W. (Kim Reiter)
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
DD Training
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
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Supported Parenting
(ph. Book)
Utah State Social Integration Project
(support and training for special-needs parents of young children)
1636 N. 1200 W.
Layton, Ut. 546-2722
(mainstreamed day care for special-needs children)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
# CBTU
Diagnostic/In-patient
# Children's Center, The
# Hospitals (Psychiatric Units)
# Hospitals, local
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
see Hospitals chart
(in-depth interdisciplinary psychiatric evaluation)
see Hospital listings
(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
Emergency Shelters
# Children’s Justice Center
257 11th Ave.
SLC, Ut. 355-0781
(provides a comfortable child-friendly atmosphere while coordinating a child abuse investigation procedure)
# Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
Detention, Shelter Homes
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
DCFS office
(DCFS-monitored shelter homes for abused)
# Emergency Services Management Committee (ESMC) (of DSPD)
120 N. 200 W. #411 (George Kelner)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(reviews the DSPD list through the case manager as to the critical monetary needs of a child upon a parent’s request)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
# Friday’s Kids
475 W. 260 N.
(Shannon Sirkel)
Orem, Ut. 763-4440
(respite on Friday nights for medically-fragile persons)
# South Crisis Unit Valley Mental Health (ITU)
6856 S. 700 E. (Marv Goldstein)
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
# Your Community Connection (YCC)
2261 Adams
(Gay)
Ogden, Ut. 394-9456
(centers for battered women, homeless services, child care, family resources, literacy training, and high school completion)
# Emergency Receiving Homes (Shelter Homes)
see local
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Emotional/Behavioral
ARTEC (administration)
# CBTU
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
# Children's Center, The
# Children's Center, The
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Detention, Shelter Homes
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
Emotional/Behavioral (Continued)
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
# Hospitals (Psychiatric Units)
see Hospitals chart
(in-depth interdisciplinary psychiatric evaluation)
# PCMC Residential Treatment Centers (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3142
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
# Observation and Assessment (O and A)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
# Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave. (Kent)
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(provides walk-in couns. re: ungov. youth; Juvenile Receiving Center, family preservation, and in-home respite for $5.00/hr.)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-528
(prov. 48-hr. Vantage Point walk-in couns. re: ungov. youth; Juvenile Receiving Ctr., family preservation, & in-home respite for $5.00/hr.)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Group Homes/Long-term
# Columbus Community Center
10 W. Central Park Way
SLC, Ut. 487-0377
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Frontline Services (DSPD-contracted)
865 E. 4800 S. #240 (Barbara/Vickie) Holladay, Ut. 280-8245
(residential homes, family support and respite for people with disabilities)
# Observation and Assessment (O and A)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
# PCMC Residential Treatment Centers (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3142
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
Salt Lake Development Disability Center
(residential also provides respite services)
South Davis Community Care Center
401 S. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut. 295-2361
(chronic convalescent residential center also provides respite services for children)
# Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
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Group Homes/Long-term
# Tiny Tot Care Center, Topham’s
Topcat Enterprises, Inc./ Project TURN
(call in p.m.)
# West Jordan Care Center
(ph. Book or 333-UTAH)
247 N. 100. E.
Orem, Ut. 225-0323
(residential for profoundly MR infants to22 years of age)
4476 S. Century Drive #D
Murray, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
3350 W. 7800 S.
(Eliza)
SLC, Ut. 282-0686
(residential and respite for special-needs children and adults)
Home Health/In-home
# Community Nursing Services
6949 High Tech Drive
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(home health services for temporary homebound situations)
Home Companion Services (DCFS)
see local DCFS offices
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(DCFS-sponsored DD/MR in-home respite)
# Travis C. Waiver for Technology Dependent/Medically Fragile Children c/o Community-based Services
SLC, Ut. 584-8240
(44 Medical Drive) (provides case management, respite, in-home respiratory care, counseling, nutritional help, and portable oxygen)
Volunteer Pediatric Respite Program
(ph. Info.)
(PCMC and Home Health-sponsors 4 hours a week professional volunteer time in home)
Info-Referral/Administration/Funding
# Alliance With Children
(providing food reimbursement for qualified daycares)
# ARC of Utah, The (re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
(24-hour state licensed
# Child Care Resource and Referral (1-800-621-5322)
4568 S. Highland Dr
277-0927
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
respite care for special-needs children. Also offer $500. Grants.)
124 S. 400 E. #400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(Salt Lake computerized child care clearinghouse)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
# Community Oriented Services for the Handicapped (COSH)
2339 W. 5800 S.
Roy, Ut. 776-2251
(clearinghouse and funding source for respite services)
Copperton Activity Fund
200 W. Park St. (Kathy Anderson) Copperton, Ut.
(includes emergency financial assistance and handicapped day care)
# Day Care (administratio) see Child Care Resources and Referral or local 288 N. 1460 W. DCFS office
SLC, Ut. 538-9299
(licensure and info re: state-registered daycare)
# Division of Child and Family Services
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi family services and funds and a day care listing)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides respite and other funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Easter Seals Respite Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave. (Geo.) SLC, Ut. 486-3778 ext 123
(respite services for $9/hour in provider’s home, or $11/hour in client’s home; and up to 25 hours of emergency grant-funded respite)
# Emergency Services Management Committee (ESMC) (of DSPD)
120 N. 200 W. #411 (George Kelner)
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(reviews the DSPD list through the case manager as to the critical monetary needs of a child upon a parent’s request)
Help Line (U of U)
136 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-8228
(provides crisis-oriented information and referral services)
# Mountain Region Child Care Resource and Referral
1-800-952-8220
Topcat Enterprises, Inc./ Project TURN
(call in p.m.)
4476 S. Century Drive #D
Murray, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
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# Travis C. Waiver for Technology Dependent/Medically Fragile Children c/o Community-based Services
SLC, Ut. 584-8240
(44 Medical Drive) (provides case management, respite, in-home respiratory care, counseling, nutritional help, and portable oxygen)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
1921 N. 1120 W.
Orem, Ut. 343-3900
(provides support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
* Tri Connections, Inc.
3033 S. Main (Laura Barksdale)
SLC, Ut. 364-6186
(provides family support for families of special-needs kids, connecting the individual, the family and the community)
Utah County Respite Care (ARC)
P.O. Box 609
Provo, Ut. 374-2510
(24-hour state licensed respite care for special-needs children)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North)
140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South)
1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W. (Kim Reiter)
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
Intervention
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Rise, Inc. Provo, Utah
1561 Grandview Lane
Provo, Ut. 373-1198
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# Rise, Inc SLC, Utah
275 E. South Temple (Kim Henderson) SLC, Ut. 969-5319
(DSPD support for disabled persons in providing multiple services and treatment alternatives)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
Therapeutic Day Care
see local DCFS list
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
Preschool for Special-needs
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Developmental Day School
(SIP mainstreamed day care for some special-needs children)
12 “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 363-3889
(offers private day care and preschool to include special-needs children on a case-by-case basis)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(preschool for special-needs as well as low income children)
# First Presbyterian Church
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#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
#
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
#
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschool for special-needs as well as low income children; has nine sites)
#
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
((preschool for special-needs as well as low income children)offers 18 sites)
#
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
(preschool for special-needs as well as low income children)
#
Matheson Headstart
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
#
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
(preschool for special-needs as well as low income children)
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
(preschool for special-needs as well as low income children)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
(to include DD ages 1-3)
# CBTU
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Profound MR
# Tiny Tot Care Center, Topham’s
# Utah State Developmental Center
247 N. 100. E.
Orem, Ut. 225-0323
(residential for profoundly MR infants to22 years of age)
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Respite
# Arc of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work)
# Arc of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, & developmental disabilities)
698 Ridge Lane #201 (Donald Gleave)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(individual and family advocacy, public policy advocacy, info and referral and education)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides respite and other funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Easter Seals Respite Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave. (Geo.) SLC, Ut. 486-3778 ext 123
(respite services for $9/hour in provider’s home, or $11/hour in client’s home; and up to 25 hours of emergency grant-funded respite)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(respite and day camps for special-needs children)
# Friday’s Kids
475 W. 260 N.
(Shannon Sirkel)
Orem, Ut. 763-4440
(respite on Friday nights for medically-fragile persons)
# Frontline Services (DSPD-contracted)
865 E. 4800 S. #240 (Barbara/Vickie) Holladay, Ut. 280-8245
(residential homes, family support and respite for people with disabilities)
# Hospitals, local
see Hospital listings
(provide varied in and out-patient psychiatric, multi-service medical treatment and respite facilities)
# Redwood Multi-purpose RecreationCenter
3060 S. Lester St.
SLC, Ut. 974-6923
(multi-services to include SIP, mainstreamed day care for some special-needs children and adaptive T-ball ; also has a food pantry)
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Respite (Continued)
# Respite Care
(see local)
DCFS Office
Easter Seals of Utah, and PCMC
(temporary hourly or daily care of diffiicult-to-manage children)
# Respite Care and Family Support Services of Utah County
P.O. Box 609
(Glenda)
Provo, Ut. 374-2510
(provides respite and support services for families of disabled children in Utah County)
Salt Lake Development Disability Center
(residential also provides respite services)
South Davis Community Care Center
401 S. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut. 295-2361
(chronic convalescent residential center also provides respite services for children)
# Travis C. Waiver for Technology Dependent/Medically Fragile Children c/o Community-based Services
SLC, Ut. 584-8240
(44 Medical Drive) (provides case management, respite, in-home respiratory care, counseling, nutritional help, and portable oxygen)
Utah County Respite Care (ARC)
P.O. Box 609
Provo, Ut. 374-2510
(24-hour state licensed respite care for special-needs children)
# West Jordan Care Center
3350 W. 7800 S.
(Eliza)
SLC, Ut. 282-0686
(ph. Book or 333-UTAH)
(residential and respite for special-needs children and adults)
Transition/Workshop-related
# Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
# Columbus Community Center
10 W. Central Park Way
SLC, Ut. 487-0377
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
Projecto Esperanza (Project Hope)
(culturally-appropriate in-home treatment for Hispanic runaways)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. North)
140 E. 300 S. (jobs.utah.gov)
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides policy for state welfare, job placement and employment security)
# Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection, Dept. of (Admin. South)
1385 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-0000
(oversees self-sufficiency, temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placement programming)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
5735 S. Redwood Road
WVC, Ut. 269-4700
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
720 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 536-7000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
158 S. 200 W. (Kim Reiter)
SLC, Ut. 524-9000
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
3888 W. 5400 S.
Kearns, Ut. 965-4667
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
#
Workforce Services, Utah Job Connection
7292 S. State St.
Midvale, Ut. 567-3800
(provides self-sufficiency services of temporary finances, medical assistance, foodstamps, daycare and job placements)
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(see also Adolescent Resources, Counseling Resources, Crisis and Suicide Threats,
Gang Resources, and Recreational and Fitness Resources for Special-needs Children)
Evaluation
Info/Hotlines
Home Free
(the means wherein a runaway can contact the police department as a runaway, and have his or her return trip secured)
# Missing and Exploited Children, Nat’l Center for
1-800-843-5678
(a cyber tipline—www.missingkids.com/cybertip)
# National Runaway Hotline Switchboard
3080 N. Lincoln
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-621-4000
NCIC
Nine Line/Covenant House
(Maria Kinghorn)
743-5834
(a national help hotline to help in the location of a runaway child)
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
Police/Court-related
Home Free
(the means wherein a runaway can contact the police department as a runaway, and have his or her return trip secured)
# Juvenile Courts, local (administration)
450 S. State Street
SLC, Ut. 578-3800
(handles legal issues re: juveniles)
# National Runaway Hotline Switchboard
3080 N. Lincoln
Chicago, Ill. 1-800-621-4000
NCIC
(Maria Kinghorn)
743-5834
(a national help hotline to help in the location of a runaway child)
Police Department
Preventive
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
# Kearns Recreation Center
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
# PCMC (Behavioral Health Care)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
Projecto Esperanza (Project Hope)
(culturally-appropriate in-home treatment for Hispanic renaways)
* Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
#
Administration
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
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Preventive (Continued)
# Youth Services Center
#
#
#
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling and/or stay-overs re: ungovernable youth)
Residential
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
* Provo Canyon School
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
Shelters
Detention Shelter Program
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
#
Administration
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling and/or stay-overs re: ungovernable youth)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
Support
Home Free
(the means wherein a runaway can contact the police department as a runaway, and have his or her return trip secured)
# Missing and Exploited Children, Nat’l Center for
1-800-843-5678
(a cyber tipline—www.missingkids.com/cybertip)
Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
Treatment
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
# PCMC (Behavioral Health Care)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
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Treatment (Continued)
Projecto Esperanza (Project Hope)
(culturally-appropriate in-home treatment for Hispanic runaways)
* Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
#
Administration
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling and/or stay-overs re: ungovernable youth)
School Avoidance
(see also Alternative Schools, Career Development and Employment Resources,
Counseling Resources, and Transitional Resources)
Alternative High School
# Alternative High School
see individual
School Districts, Local, p. 60
(alternative high school completion for behavioral and truant students)
# Horizonte Instruction and Training Center
1234 S. Main St. (Wendy Jack)
SLC, Ut. 578-8574
(a Salt Lake City School District alternative school---phone 558-7235)
# Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
#
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
#
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
# Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
Behavior-related
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
#
#
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
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Behavior-related (Continued)
#
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Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Job Corps/ Dynamic Educational Systems, Inc. (recruitment office)
1800 S. West Temple #A 128
SLC, Ut. 466-5737
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth ages 16-24)
Clearfield Job Corps
Antelope Drive
Clearfield, Ut. 774-4000
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Weber Basin Job Corps
RFD #6, Weber Canyon
Ogden, Ut. 479-9806
(offers alternative educational, vocational and housing help for disadvantaged youth 16-24)
Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Career/Vocation-related
# Career Guidance Center
449 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 484-8300
(provides comprehensive career and vocational evaluation and counseling to individuals, companies and public agencies)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 887-9500
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Vocational
40 N. 100 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-9449
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Vocational Evaluation Services (Administration)
see Rehabilitation Services
SLC, Ut.
(academic and vocation-skill evaluation leading to vocational training)
Day Treatment
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
#
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
#
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
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Day Treatment (Continued)
# Children's Center, The
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
KEYS (Knowledge Enhances Your Success) (SL Co. Youth Services) 92 W. 3900 S. #101 (Diana Dearden)
SLC, Ut. 718-0187
(8-12 week prog. to reduce juv. ct. involvement, increase sch. involvement, strengthen fam. communic. & function, & enhance life skills)
Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
PCMC IHC-Behavioral Health Care (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W. Bldg. C
Taylorsville, Ut. 262-6199
(provide intake and referrals for out-patient mental health and Day-Spring services)
Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Drop-out Services
# Accelerated Learning Center
835 E. 4800 S.
Murray, Ut. 261-2225
(provides basic skills development in reading and writing primarily for school drop-outs working towards a GED)
Homebound Services
# Home Instruction
see individual
School Districts, local
(instruction for students temporarily unable to attend school)
In-patient Services
#
LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
One-on-one Helps
# Highly Impacted Schools (State Office of Education)
538-7501
(to increase student contact times with highly qualified staff in 54 identified schools, to increase student learning outcome)
# Resource Room
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(generally provides one-on-one help for LD students)
Post Secondary Programs
# Davis Applied Technology Center (DATC)
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 593-2500
(alternative post-secondary 2-year college program for students 18-22 with a primarily non-academic focus)
Vocational Education, Utah State Division of
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(training service for secondary education and above)
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Preventive Services
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
School Avoidance Program (at East High)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
# Youth Services Center
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
#
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
#
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
#
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Transition Programs
# EBCET (Experience-Based Career Education Training)
2166 S. 1700 E. (Charlie)
SLC, Ut. 484-4343-180
(transition program for students at risk for drugs and atrition)
School Districts, Local
Utah State Office of Education
250 E. 5th S.
Alpine School District
Beaver School District
Box Elder School District
Cache School District
Carbon School District
Daggett School District
Davis School District
Duschesne School District
Emery School District
Garfield School District
Grand School District
Iron School District
Juab School District
Kane School District
Logan School District
Millard School District
Morgan School District
Nebo School District
North Sanpete School District
North Summit School District
Ogden School District
Park City School District
Piute School District
Provo School District
Rich School District
50 N. Center
365 N. Main
230 W. 2nd S.
2063 N. 12th E.
65 E. 4th N.
45 E. State
County Courthouse
130 N. Main
145 E. Center
264 S. 4th E.
75 N. 3rd W.
190 E. Center
101 W. Center
150 W. Main
240 E. Young St.
350 S. Main
41 W. Main
76 S. 1st E.
PO Box 680310
Courthouse
280 W. 940 N.
PO Box 67
256
SLC, Ut.
538-7500
American Fork, Ut.
Beaver, Ut.
Brigham City, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
Price, Ut.
# 756-8400
# 438-2291
# 734-4800
# 752-3925
# 637-1732
# 784-4800
# 451-1251
# 738-2411
# 687-9846
# 676-8821
259-6212
586-6516
# 623-1940
# 644-2555
# 755-2300
# 864-5600
# 829-3411
# 798-4000
# 462-2485
# 336-5654
# 625-8700
# 645-5600
# 577-2912
# 374-4800
# 793-2135
Farmington, Ut.
Duschesne, Ut.
Huntington, Ut.
Panguitch, Ut.
Moab, Ut.
Cedar City, Ut.
Kanab, Ut.
Logan, Ut.
Deltaa, Ut.
Morgan, Ut.
Spanish Fork, Ut.
Mt. Pleasant, Ut.
Coalville, Ut.
Park City, Ut.
Junction, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
Randolph, Ut.
School Districts, Local (Continued)
Salt Lake School Dist
Granite School District
Jordan School District
Murray School District
San Juan School District
Sevier School District
South Sanpete School District
South Summit School District
Tintic School District
Tooele School District
Uinta School District
Wasatch School District
Washington School District
Wayne School District
Weber School District
440 E. 1st S.
340 E. 3545 S.
9361 S. 4th E.
147 E. 5065 S.
207 N. 1st E.
195 E. 5th N.
39 S. Main
350 E. 3rd S.
PO Box 210
66 W. Vine St.
635 W. 2nd S.
173 E. 2nd N.
189 W. Tabernacle St.
95 W. 1st N.
1122 Washington Boulevard
SLC, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
Sandy, Ut.
Murray, Ut.
Monticello, Ut.
Richfield, Ut.
Manti, Ut.
Kamas, Ut.
Eureka, Ut.
Tooele, Ut.
Vernal, Ut.
Heber, Ut.
St. George, Ut.
Bicknell, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
# 578-8599
# 263-6100
# 567-8100
# 264-7400
# 678-1200
# 896-8214
# 835-2261
# 783-4301
# 433-6363
# 833-1900
# 781-3100
# 654-0280
# 673-3553
# 425-3813
# 476-7800
School Readiness Resources
(see also Headstart, local, and Preschools for Special-needs Children)
Academic Focus
Pre-academic-oriented Preschools
(small child groups in developmental settings)
Autism-related
# Preschool Group Home (CBTU)
#
#
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
Freemont Elementary (CBTU Extension for Granite District)
4249 S. 1425 W.
(Robin)
SLC, Ut. 263-6105
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
Ridgecrest Elementary (CBTU Extension for Jordan District)
1800 E. 7200 S. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 944-2904
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental health)
Child Development/Enrichment/Socialization
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Hal J. Schultz Memorial Center
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(provides a child development approach for 4-5 year olds to include health, education, social service and parent involvement)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
(to include DD ages 1-3)
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Child Development/Enrichment/Socialization (Continued)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
1034 N. 500 W.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
Primary for Special-needs Children (LDS sponsored)
50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 531-2391
(LDS-sponsors classes to include child character development)
# Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
Developmental Disabilities
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
(see ph. Book)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
1034 N. 500 W.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7590
(child development for DD preschoolers ages 2 to school age)
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7588
(child development for DD children 5 years and older)
8136 S. 2700 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 256-5600
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
11055 S. 1000 E.
Sandy, Ut. 256-5000
(for DD preschooler ages 2 to school age)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-4966
(home and center-based DD/MR preschool)
# Jordan Valley Child Developmental Center
# Jordan Valley School
#
at West Jordan High School
#
at Alta High School
Regional Early Childhood Education Program (RECEP)
Infant Development
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Home Stimulation Programs
(see PIP, DDI,
Infant Development Program, and
DD Preschools)
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
# Infant Mental Health Program
2625 E. 3300 S. (Ray DePrizio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(serves parents, infants and young children with emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
* Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4743
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
Materials
# Alphabet Station
1260 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-1862
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
SLC, Ut.
(educational materials and toys for LD as well as bright children)
Red Balloon, The
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Parent Training
# Family Enrichment Center
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(Davis School District family enrichment center provides excellent 0-5 child behavior management courses; includes sub for Santa)
* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(parent training re: pre-school development)
Parenting Classes (see community and
Continued Education
(in cooperation with MH or School Districts, local)
# Utah State University Extension Services
2001 S. State St. Building B Rm. 1200 SLC, Ut. 468-3170
(includes Parent Resource Library re: consumer information and classes re:/and for special-needs persons)
Preschools/Headstart/Kindergarten
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
# Educational Consulting Services
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
1399 S. 700 E. #16
SLC, Ut. 487-5659
(educational diagnostics and designing as well as therapy and parent training)
Educational Support Systems
(educational diagnostics and design)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
#
#
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
Kids On The Move Head Start
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
Matheson Headstart
#
#
#
#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
# Kids On The Move, Inc.
# Montessori Prechools
74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
(an early headstart intervention program for children 0-3 of at-risk families)
see local phone listings
under Preschools
(for sensorial-astute preschoolers; has academic focus)
Pre-academic-oriented Preschools
(small child groups in developmental settings)
Yellow Pages: Day Nurseries
and Child Care
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
# Preschool s and Nurseries
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Preschools/Headstart/Kindergarten (Continued)
Schools, Nurseries and
Kindergarten, and
Preschool for Handicapped)
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
#
Preschools, Therapeutic,
Infant Therapy
#
Pre-academic Preschools
for Special-needs Children
(small child groups in developmental settings)
Project Passage
* Project Read
425 W. Center St.
* Provo Early Education Program (Oakridge School)
1165 Birch Lane
# School Districts, local
see individual
(interim program prior to kindergarten)
Provo, Ut. 379-6667
Provo, Ut. 374-4965
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
Success By Six
Summer Programs
Extended School Year (ESY) (Heartland Elementary)
(Dave Morasco)
(summer school for qualified children in Jordan District who have regressed significantly in self-help areas)
Teacher Training
# Educational Consulting Services
Preschool Planning and Development Grant, DSPD
1399 S. 700 E. #16
SLC, Ut. 487-5659
(educational diagnostics and designing as well as therapy and parent training)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 628-2201
# Utah Learning Resource Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #220 1-800-662-6624 SLC, Ut. 272-3431
(provides in-service for teachers serving children with disabilities)
Therapeutic
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
# Play Group Therapy
Seizures or Neurological Disorders
(see also Developmental Disability Resources, Hospitals, Preschools for Special-needs
Children, and Support Groups)
Diagnostic
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
# Cranio-Facial Clinic (c/o Dental Clinic, PCMC)
# Neural Development Center
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2787
(provides diagnoses and treatment for clients with head-neck problems)
857 E. 200 S. (Dr. David Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1475
(deals primarily with neural injuries, neuro testing and therapy)
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Diagnostic
Neuro-Psychiatric Clinic (UUHC)
(call UUHC—581-2121)
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
581-2121
(provides comprehensive assessment for children and adults)
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr.Sam Goldstein) SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
Neuromuscular Diagnostic Lab
(lab studies for doctor-referred neurological patients)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2087
(in a current planning stage for needs assessment)
Pediatric Department (UUHC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(a total-development clinic for youth to 18 years)
Pediatric Neurology, Div. of PCMC
SLC, Ut. 588-3385
(comprehensive epilepsy program and general neurology to include nutritional intervention)
Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7985
(comprehensive programs for neuromusculoskeletal clients)
Stewart Rehabilitation Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 398-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
# PCMC Head Trauma Support Group
#
#
*
#
Equipment
* Medic Alert Foundation, U S
Pediatric Head Injury Resource Center (Brain Injury Assn. of Ut.)
Pediatric Head Injury Resource Center
(call Brain Injury Assn. of Ut. 484-2040
2323 Colorado Ave.
Turlock, Ca. 209-668-3333
(emergency identification bracelets for ambulatories)
230 S. 500 E. #100
SLC, Ut. 484-2040
(education, materials, support, and workshops re: head injuries)
230 S. 500 E. #100
SLC, Ut.
(education, materials, support, and workshops re: head injuries)
Information and Referral
# Allies With Families
(1-877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# Brain Injury Association of Utah
1800 S. West Temple #203
SLC, Ut. 484-2240
(offers support groups, a library on related issues, and a help line providing advocacy for head-injury needs)
Epilepsy Foundation of America (website)
U of U, PCMC
(comprehensive info re: neurological concerns)
# Epilepsy Foundation of Utah
275 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 534-0210
(information, support, and public awareness re: epilepsy)
Epilepsy Information Line
(1-800-426-0660)
Head Trauma Support Group
(located at PCMC)
# PCMC Library
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2430
(http://medlineplus.gov) (offers internet accessed information on numerous conditions as seizures or epilepsy)
Seizure Disorder Support Group
1-800 EFA 1000
(information and support for those associated with seizure-disordered persons)
Spinal Cord Injury (UUMC)
SLC, Ut. 581-2267
(national information hotline 1-800-526-3456)
Utah Head Injury Foundation
(local groups provide information, references, services and socialization re: head injuries)
Utah Head Injury Support Group
P.O. Box 17602
SLC, Ut.
(call Brain Injury Association of Ut.—484-2240)
(support, education, brochures and videos re: head injury)
Website Info
HTTP://Medlineplus.gov
(to include literature in Spanish as on such subjects as seizures)
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Recreation
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
# Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Utah
8074 S. 1300 E.
(Bonna)
Sandy, Ut. 561-3400
(a comprehensive acute injury rehabilitative facility with adaptive recreation and adventure for children through adults)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
Residential
# Danville Services Corporation
6965 Union Park Center #350
Midvale, Ut. 565-0700
(coordinates alternative living options for DD and autistic persons)
# Phoenix Services
220 E. 3900 S..
SLC, Ut. 263-3865
(provides DSPD-funded supported supervised apartment living for Brain Injury Waiver children)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
United Cerebral Palsy Housing
(call United Cerebral Palsy—266-1805)
(sponsors supervised apartments for those with Cerebral Palsy)
Support/Funds
# ARC of Salt Lake, The
2595 E. 3300 S. #360 (Cynthia Proctor)
SLC, Ut. 412-3798
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
# ARC of Utah, The
(re: MR, autism, CP, and related conditions)
455 E. 400 S. #202 (Marilyn)
SLC, Ut. 364-5060
(parent advocacy and MR support as with SSI applications, family cash grants up to $500., waiting line legislation, and grass roots work )
# Avatar, Inc.
9721 S. 170 E.
Sandy, Ut. 571-3086
(rehabilitation and support for persons with emotional, cognitive or physical disabilities—to include traumatic brain injury)
# Brain Tumor Support Group (PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3899
(social, educational and support groups located at PCMC)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Epilepsy Foundation of Utah
275 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 534-0210
(information, support, and public awareness re: epilepsy)
Head Trauma Support Group
(located at PCMC)
# PCMC Head Trauma Support Group
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2087
(in a current planning stage for needs assessment)
Pediatric Head Injury Resource Center (Brain Injury Assn. of Ut.)
230 S. 500 E. #100
SLC, Ut. 484-2040
(education, materials, support, and workshops re: head injuries)
Pediatric Head Injury Resource Center
230 S. 500 E. #100
SLC, Ut.
(call Brain Injury Assn. of Ut. 484-2040
(education, materials, support, and workshops re: head injuries)
Rainbow Friends (at Western Rehabilitation)
8074 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 942-1426
(Cerebral Palsy parent support group)
Seizure Disorder Support Group
1-800 EFA 1000
(information and support for those associated with seizure-disordered persons)
# Spina Bifida Association of Utah
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3382
(clinic as well as education and support group for identified families)
Seizures or Neurological Disorders (Continued)
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TBI Waiver (DSPD)
(provides for DSPD eligibility for eligible clients)
# United Cerebral Palsy Association of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut. 266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
Utah Head Injury Foundation
(local groups provide information, references, services and socialization re: head injuries)
Utah Head Injury Support Group
P.O. Box 17602
SLC, Ut.
(call Brain Injury Association of Ut.—484-2240)
(support, education, brochures and videos re: head injury)
Therapy/Treatment
# Brain Tumor Support Group (PCMC)
# Cranio-Facial Clinic (c/o Dental Clinic, PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3899
(social, educational and support groups located at PCMC)
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-2787
(provides diagnoses and treatment for clients with head-neck problems)
Head Injury
(call Brain Injury Assn. Of Ut. 484-2240)
(through local hospital)
# Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Utah
8074 S. 1300 E.
(Bonna)
Sandy, Ut. 561-3400
(a comprehensive acute injury rehabilitative facility with adaptive recreation and adventure for children through adults)
# Neural Development Center
857 E. 200 S. (Dr. David Nilsson)
SLC, Ut. 532-1475
(deals primarily with neural injuries, neuro testing and therapy)
# Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center
230 S. 500 E. #100 (Dr.Sam Goldstein) SLC, Ut. 532-1484
(interdisciplinary evaluation and treatment services)
# PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab North
545 W. 500 S. #130
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab South
870 E. 9400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab West
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 964-4060
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# Pediatric Department (UUHC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(a total-development clinic for youth to 18 years)
# Pediatric Neurology, Div. of PCMC
SLC, Ut. 588-3385
(comprehensive epilepsy program and general neurology to include nutritional intervention)
* Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Pediatric Therapy Services
565 E. 4500 S. #A205
Murray, Ut. 266-2691
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
Pediatric Therapy Services
754 S. 400 E.
Orem, Ut. 225-1407
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
* Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7985
(comprehensive programs for neuromusculoskeletal clients)
# Spina Bifida Association of Utah
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3382
(clinic as well as education and support group for identified families)
# Stewart Rehabilitation Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 398-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
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Self-Help Organizations
(see also Independent Living, Agencies Promoting)
# Center for Family Development (a Parents United program)
3269 S. Main
SLC, Ut. 466-8353
(self-help therapy re: domestic violence, and for incest victims, family members, as well as the abusers)
# Centro de la Familia of Utah
320 W. 200 S. # 300 -B (Marie Green)
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(7-site Hispanic self-sufficiency program to include crime reparation, teen father, mother–daughter and migrant headstart programs)
Child Center of Ogden
(daily DD living skills tutoring)
# Deseret Industries (Administration)
#50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 240-6570
(shelter workshop, also offers low-cost goods)
# Developmental Training Systems, Inc. (DTSI)
586 40th St. (Laura)
Ogden, Ut. 394-3874
(provides day training, learning and service opportunity for DD adults to include self-help, socialization and employment training)
Extended School Year (ESY) (Heartland Elementary)
(Dave Morasco)
(summer school for qualified children in Jordan District who have regressed significantly in self-help areas)
LIFE
(provides advocacy for self-sufficiency)
Lung Association of Utah
(prevention, control, and self-care training re: lung disease)
* National Neurofibromitosis Foundation of Utah
897 E. 7945 S.
SLC, Ut. 566-1035
(self-help support and research group)
Open Education Program
(call Rosslyn Heights Elem. See Sch. Directory)
(parent co-op school at Rosslynn Heights Elementary)
PACE (Participating Adults in Children’s Education)
1431 S. 900 W. (Mili Peters)
SLC, Ut. 328-7298
(an individualized and diverse educational co-op at Riley Elementary)
Parent-to-Parent Program (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7052
(self-help support re: critical newborns)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.)
7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
Parents United
(self-help therapy for incest victims and their families)
Salt Lake Citizen’s Congress
347 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-7765
(advocacy against rising cost of utilities)
* Seasons Suicide Bereavement, Inc.
P.O. Box 187
SLC, Ut. 649-8327
(a support group for families of a death from suicide)
Value Village
279 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-1252
(low-cost commodities in cooperation with MRAU)
Value Village
50 E. 3750 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-1232
(low-cost commodities in cooperation with MRAU)
Wheel Power, Inc.
(self-help DD/MR info-referral and service-gap identification facility)
Semi-Residentials and Halfway Homes
(see also Group Homes and Housing for Special-needs Persons, and Residentials)
Abuse-related
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System North Hospital
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(offers units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
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Abuse-related (Continued)
# Bonneville Community Correctional Center
1141 S. 2250 W.
SLC, Ut. 977-5441
(in-patient service for adult sex offenders)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
# Fremont Community Correction Center
2588 W. 2388 S.
WVC, Ut. 978-4500
(court-ordered in-patient re: any sexual offenders)
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
Rocky Mountain Youth Corrections
Orem, Ut.
(group home for adolescent girl sex offenders)
# Utah Girls Village (Admin.)
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
Addiction-related
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Addiction Recovery Center (Davis MH)
860 S. State St. (Jim Kelly)
Clearfield, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System North Hospital
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(offers units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
# Bonneville Community Correctional Center
1141 S. 2250 W.
SLC, Ut. 977-5441
(in-patient service for adult sex offenders)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
# Davis Alcohol and Drug Services
2250 N. 1700 W.
Layton, Ut. 773-8818
(in and out-patient, after school and day treatment services re: substance abuse, contact Stan at 293-3446)
# First Step House
411 Grant St. (Robert Leggat)
SLC, Ut. 359-8862
(a large substance-abuse residential treatment facility)
# Fremont Community Correction Center
2588 W. 2388 S.
WVC, Ut. 978-4500
(court-ordered in-patient re: any sexual offenders)
# Haven, The
974 E. South Temple (Sue Maxwell)
SLC, Ut. 533-0070
(17-bed co-ed residential providing individual therapy, vocational assistance, rehab alcohol treatment, and drug abuse treatment)
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
House of Hope
# Odyssey House
# Progressive Group Home
* Project Reality
Rocky Mountain Youth Corrections
607 S. 200 E. (Chris Madsen)
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(a residential substance abuse treatment facility for adolescents)
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
150 E. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 364-8080
(individualized drug abuse treatment program includes residential)
Orem, Ut.
(group home for adolescent girl sex offenders)
Volunteers of America
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Administration/Funding
# Community Oriented Services for the Handicapped (COSH)
2339 W. 5800 S.
Roy, Ut. 776-2251
(clearinghouse and funding source for respite services)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
* Sweet Charity
211 E. 300 S. # 212
SLC, Ut. 328-1575
(clothing shop sponsors ten supervised group homes for MR 16 and older)
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# Utah Boys Ranch
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
# Utah Girls Village (Admin.)
5800 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(residential for underpriveleged girls also includes comprehensive treatment program for incest victims)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
# Youth Corrections, State Division of (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(oversees residential and non-residentials for court-ordered delinquent youth)
Adult
# Alpine House
156 S. 300 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-9042/374-0515
(supervised, assisted apartment-living transitional home for mentally-ill 18 year olds and over)
# Alternatives Program
(Stephanie Woody)
SLC, Ut. 468-2859
(provides in-home, personal services for persons 18 years and older as an alternative to an imminent nursing home placement)
# In and Out-Patient Psychiatry (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
* Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
1450 W. 800 N.
Orem, Ut.
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
Autism
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
# Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA-administration)
545 E. 4500 S. #E 220
SLC, Ut. 268-4887
(administers through DSPD the service of 23 residential homes and support for Autistic Spectrum Disordered persons ages 7-36)
# Preschool Group Home (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
#
Freemont Elementary (CBTU Extension for Granite District)
4249 S. 1425 W.
(Robin)
SLC, Ut. 263-6105
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
#
Ridgecrest Elementary (CBTU Extension for Jordan District)
1800 E. 7200 S. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 944-2904
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental health)
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# Utah State Developmental Center
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
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Behavioral
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System North Hospital
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(offers units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(a residential for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
# Decker Lake Youth Center
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-8414
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
Detention Shelter Program
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
# Fremont Community Correction Center
2588 W. 2388 S.
WVC, Ut. 978-4500
(court-ordered in-patient re: any sexual offenders)
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
Intermountain Youth Care
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(ph. Book)
(procter-advocacy tracking for delinquent youth)
# Island View
2650 W. 2700 S.
Syracuse, Ut. 773-0200
(a private DCFS-contracted residential 9-month-stay treatment center with 112 beds for bright behavioral & mood-disordered youth)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
# Majestic Ranch
P.O. Box 128 (Dan Peart)
Randolph, Ut. 435-793-3000
(a specialty school for boys, with behavior treatment programming)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
# MoWeDa
5470 S. 2700 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-2794
(Morgan-Weber-Davis Counties court-ordered holding center for ungovernable youth)
# Observation and Assessment Center (Youth Corrections)
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0230
(0-90-day court-ordered evaluation of youth offenders awaiting a placement disposition)
Pioneer Youth Village
(see ph. Book)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
* Provo Canyon School
4501 N. University Ave.
Provo, Ut. 227-2100
(residential treatment for learning and behavior-problem boys 11-17)
Rocky Mountain Youth Corrections
Orem, Ut.
(group home for adolescent girl sex offenders)
# Slate Canyon
1991 S. State
St.Provo, Ut. 342-7840
(long-term secured care for unmanageable youth in corrections)
Stormy Ridge South (Ranch)
(Daren)
Marysvale, Ut. 435-326-4300
group home for court-involved male youth 14-18 years of age)
5500 W. Bagley Park Rd (Jared) West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(structured ranch-like home for troubled boys, and provides administration for Sunshine Solutions)
# Utah Girls Village Group Home
930 S. 4800 W.
SLC, Ut. 966-7133
(residence for underpriveleged girls; includes comprehensive treatment for incest victims)
# Utah Youth Village
5790 S. Highland Drive
SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(provides parenting classes as well as residential group homes for troubled youth while fostering responsible and productive lives)
# Wasatch Youth Center
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-5830
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
# Utah Boys Ranch
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Behavioral (Continued)
# Youth Correction Homes
# Youth Corrections, State Division of (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(shelter-detention provides continuum of education and recreation)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(oversees residential and non-residentials for court-ordered delinquent youth)
Youth-In-Custody (YIC) (via YWCA)
Youth Services Bureau (DWS)
(see Paula in Moab)
# Youth Services, Salt Lake County Div. of (admin.)
92 W. 3900 S. #101
(Roger)
SLC, Ut. 264-2254
(oversees Child Justice Center, Juvenile Receiving Centers, Crisis Intake, In-home Services, Boys and Girls Group Homes, and Shelter Care)
# Youth Services Center
#
#
#
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Cerebral Palsy
Housing for Cerebral Palsy
1660 W. 7620 S. and
(call United CP 266-1805)
United Cerebral Palsy Housing
(call United Cerebral Palsy—266-1805)
# Wasatch Youth Center
3930 W. 7800 S.
SLC, Ut.
(for CP and other handicapped; requires minimal care)
(sponsors supervised apartments for those with Cerebral Palsy)
3534 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 265-5830
(long-term state holding for unmanageable youth)
Court-related
# Decker Lake Youth Center
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-8414
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
Detention Shelter Program
(state holding for unmanageable youth)
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics
# Farmington Bay Youth Center
907 W. Clark Lane
Farmington, Ut. 451-8620
(observation and assessment for youth in custody in Davis County)
# Fremont Community Correction Center
2588 W. 2388 S.
WVC, Ut. 978-4500
(court-ordered in-patient re: any sexual offenders)
# Heritage Youth Services
31 E. 1600 N.
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-9077
(court-referred group homes for delinquent youth, sex offenders, DCFS group homes, and proctor homes)
# Juvenile Receiving Center (JRC)
177 W. Price St.
SLC, Ut. 269-7535
(a temporary holding place within the Youth Services Center)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
# MoWeDa
5470 S. 2700 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-2794
(Morgan-Weber-Davis Counties court-ordered holding center for ungovernable youth)
# Observation and Assessment Center (Youth Corrections)
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0230
(0-90-day court-ordered evaluation of youth offenders awaiting a placement disposition)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
Stormy Ridge South (Ranch)
(Daren)
Marysvale, Ut. 435-326-4300
# Esperanza Para Manana
group home for court-involved male youth 14-18 years of age)
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Court-related (Continued)
# Youth Correction Homes
# Youth Corrections, State Division of (administration)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(shelter-detention provides continuum of education and recreation)
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(oversees residential and non-residentials for court-ordered delinquent youth)
Youth-In-Custody (YIC) (via YWCA)
Crisis-related
# In and Out-Patient Psychiatry (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
Nine Line/Covenant House
1-800-999-9999
(24-hour crisis hotline for youth and adults; includes referral service for transitional and resident housing)
Suicide Prevention Crisis Center
6856 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 84047 566-2455
(crisis line, and short adult-crisis stay)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
Youth Services Bureau (DWS)
(see Paula in Moab)
# Youth Services, Salt Lake County Div. of (admin.)
92 W. 3900 S. #101
(Roger)
SLC, Ut. 264-2254
(oversees Child Justice Center, Juvenile Receiving Centers, Crisis Intake, In-home Services, Boys and Girls Group Homes, and Shelter Care)
# Youth Services Center
#
#
#
177 W. Price Ave.
SLC, Ut. 269-7500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Clinton
699 W. 1300 N.
Roy, Ut. 773-0103
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth; also 773-0703)
Provo (Youth Counseling and Support Center)
116 E. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 812-5288
(provides 12-hour Youth Receiving, and 48-hour Vantage Point walk-in counseling for ungovernable youth)
Ogden (Archway Youth Service Center)
2660 Lincoln
Ogden, Ut. 778-6500
(walk-in counseling re: ungovernable youth)
Developmental Disabilities
# Avatar, Inc.
9721 S. 170 E.
Sandy, Ut. 571-3086
(rehabilitation and support for persons with emotional, cognitive or physical disabilities—to include traumatic brain injury)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System North Hospital
592 W. 1350 S.
Woods Cross, Ut. 299-5300
(offers units for long-term treatment of male sexual-disordered adolescents , behavioral disorders, and behavioral DD persons)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
# Harmony House
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
* Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
1450 W. 800 N.
Orem, Ut.
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
# TURN Community Services/Topcat Enterpises, Inc. ???
4476 S. Century Drive #D
SLC, Ut. 263-8782
(coordinates alternative group homes for autistic and other children 322-5244)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
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Emotional
# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(a residential for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Chrysalis Enterprises
1918 W. 4100 S
SLC, Ut. 972-7001
(a self-contained residential for DD sexual-behavioral-conduct-disordered youth)
# Decker Lake Youth Center
2310 W. 2770 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-8414
(long-term secured care for offending youth in Region 2 of the state of Utah)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
# LDS Hospital Dayspring (Adolescent Treatment Center)
8th Ave. and “C” St.
SLC, Ut. 408-5580
(family-oriented in-patient therapy)
Hospital Alternatives
# Alternatives Program
(Stephanie Woody)
SLC, Ut. 468-2859
(provides in-home, personal services for persons 18 years and older as an alternative to an imminent nursing home placement)
Job Skills Training
# Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
# Haven, The
974 E. South Temple (Sue Maxwell)
SLC, Ut. 533-0070
(17-bed co-ed residential providing individual therapy, vocational assistance, rehab alcohol treatment, and drug abuse treatment)
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
# Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
Mental Illness
# Adult Residential Treatment Unit (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(halfway house for mentally ill)
# Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
# Alpine House
156 S. 300 W.
Provo, Ut. 373-9042/374-0515
(supervised, assisted apartment-living transitional home for mentally-ill 18 year olds and over)
# Avatar, Inc.
9721 S. 170 E.
Sandy, Ut. 571-3086
(rehabilitation and support for persons with emotional, cognitive or physical disabilities—to include traumatic brain injury)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
New Horizons
(residential for MR as well as the psychiatric ladened)
North Inpatient Unit (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
(short-term in-patient psychiatric center)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
# Utah State Hospital
1300 E. Center St.
Provo, Ut. 344-4200
(multi-disciplinary residential for mentally ill children and adults)
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Mental Retardation
# Harmony House
* Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
364 S. 1000 E.
(Terry Jensen)
SLC, Ut. 359-3222
(semi-residential for young adult DD/MR women; contact Terry Jensen-943-1860)
1450 W. 800 N.
Orem, Ut.
(group home advocacy for rights and services of DD adults)
New Horizons
(residential for MR as well as the psychiatric ladened)
356 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 364-0633
(behavior self-help for DD/MR men)
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
211 E. 300 S. # 212
SLC, Ut. 328-1575
(clothing shop sponsors ten supervised group homes for MR 16 and older)
895 N. 900 E.
American Fork, Ut. 763-4000
(coordinates alternative day living and residentials for MR persons to include autistic adults)
Possibilities for the Developmentally Disabled, Inc.
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
* Sweet Charity
# Utah State Developmental Center
Observation/Evaluation/Assessment
# Adult Residential Treatment Unit (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
(halfway house for mentally ill)
# Farmington Bay Youth Center
907 W. Clark Lane
Farmington, Ut. 451-8620
(observation and assessment for youth in custody in Davis County)
# Observation and Assessment Center (Youth Corrections)
61 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 284-0230
(0-90-day court-ordered evaluation of youth offenders awaiting a placement disposition)
Slate Canyon
(see Gail Brown)
(observation and assessment)
Respite
# Community Oriented Services for the Handicapped (COSH)
2339 W. 5800 S.
Roy, Ut. 776-2251
(clearinghouse and funding source for respite services)
Sensory Impairment
# Autism Residential Program (Utah School for Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard (Amy)
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5-day/week residential for autistic and other behavioral children with sensory-impairment)
# Behavioral Program
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4733
(5 days a week residential for sensory-impaired students ages 5-21 in cooperation with local school districts)
Shelters
# Domestic Violence Program, The
538-4100
(call Catholic Community Services 977-9119) (temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
# Emergency Receiving Homes (Shelter Homes)
see local
DCFS office
(DCFS-monitored shelter homes for abused)
# Foster Placement (Workforce Services)
1385 S. State St.
(Shirley)
SLC, Ut. 468-0200
(temporary home for children in troubled families)
* Odyssey House Adolescent
625 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-3222
(co-ed transition advocacy youth shelter, for ages 14-17)
# Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
# Youth Correction Homes
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 538-4330
(shelter-detention provides continuum of education and recreation)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
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Substance-related
# Addiction Recovery Center (Davis MH)
860 S. State St. (Jim Kelly)
Clearfield, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
# Adolescent Facility of Odyssey House
607 E. 200S.
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(residential for abused, delinquents and drug abusers)
# Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(outpatient drug couns. , aftercare and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth 13-18, & residentials; requires parent involvement)
Alcohol and Drug Services of Davis County
(residential and out/patient drug treatment)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System South Hospital
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
# Center for Behavioral Health
1073 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-8697
(a residential alcohol rehabilitation facility for women)
Charter Summit Hospital
(treatment for addictive-substance concerns)
# Davis Alcohol and Drug Services
2250 N. 1700 W.
Layton, Ut. 773-8818
(in and out-patient, after school and day treatment services re: substance abuse, contact Stan at 293-3446)
# Davis Behavioral Health (Davis MH)
860 S. State St. (Jim Kelly)
Clearfield, Ut. 773-7060
(provides intensive co-ed residential, all-male and all-female 3-hour counseling per day, and intensive 3 times a week counseling)
# Davis Mental Health and Alcohol and Drug Service
291 S. 200 W. (Stan Fillmore)
Farmington, Ut. 298-3446
(comprehensive in and out-patient mental health, alcohol and drug services for all ages—includes prevention and residential day care)
# Esperanza Para Manana
320 W. 200 S. #300B
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(court-ordered transition proctor home for Hispanics
Residential (Continued)
# First Step House
411 Grant St. (Robert Leggat)
SLC, Ut. 359-8862
(a large substance-abuse residential treatment facility)
# Haven, The
974 E. South Temple (Mike or Dave)
SLC, Ut. 533-0070
(17-bed co-ed residential providing individual therapy, vocational assistance, rehab alcohol treatment, and drug abuse treatment)
# House of Hope
209 S. Douglas St.
SLC, Ut. 583-7604
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# House of Hope
1006 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8374
(an in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility for women and children under 7 years of age)
# Odyssey House
607 S. 200 E. (Chris Madsen)
SLC, Ut. 363-0203
(a residential substance abuse treatment facility for adolescents)
# Progressive Group Home
700 E. 25th Street (Anthony)
Ogden, Ut. 621-3901
(structured court-ordered 12-step drug and alcohol group home for behavioral adolescents)
# Project Reality
150 E. 700 S.
SLC, Ut. 364-8080
(individualized drug abuse treatment program includes residential)
Substance Abuse Authority Programs, local
2001 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 468-2009
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Davis County District
291 S. 200 W.
Farmington, Ut. 451-7799
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Utah County District
100 E. Center St. #3300
Provo, Ut. 370-8427
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Wasatch County District
32 W. 200 S.
Heber, Ut. 435-654-3003
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
Weber-Morgan District
2650 Lincoln Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 801-625-3656
(provides various in and out-patient substance abuse treatment and preventive options)
# Utah Alcoholism Foundation
2880 S. Main St. (Corey Bond)
SLC, Ut. 487-3276
(a statewide network of 6 residential and 2 out-patient alcohol and drug abuse treatment centers)
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Transition
* Odyssey House Adolescent
625 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-3222
(co-ed transition advocacy youth shelter, for ages 14-17)
211 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 328-157
(sponsors DD/MR transition group homes, and day training for jobs)
455 E. 400 S. #302
SLC, Ut. 355-1528
Project Action for the Retarded, Inc.
# Transitional Housing
# Transitional Living Program (SL Community Services Council)
1025 S. 700 W.
(Mary Beth)
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
# Youth Development Enterprises
8760 Hidden Oaks Drive
SLC, Ut. 943-1752
(supervised employment and living for youth 16-19 in Hawaii in cooperation with schools and other agencies)
Shelter Workshops
(see also Career Development and Employment Resources, and Transitional Resources)
Funding
# Division of Rehabilitation Services, Utah (Administration)
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7530
(vocation-related funding and counseling services)
Job Coaching
# Jones, Hilda B. (Habilitation) Center
382 E. 3600 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8526
(vocational workshop, training and transition for Granite District disabled and at-risk students)
Jordan Technical Center (see Eric Hansen)
(job training, placement and tracking service for custodial youth)
# Jordan Valley Supported Employment (Human Services)
547 W. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-1748
(provides job coaching and placement for disabled persons)
Sheltered Employment
# Aerial Photography Field Office
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2222 W. 2300 S. (Nola)
SLC, Ut. 975-3524
(offers employment opportunities for special-needs persons)
Alpine Transition and Employment Center
350 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-8727
(offers transitional programming, supported employment, sheltered employment and a workshop)
American Handicapped Workers of Utah
(shelter employment for special-needs persons)
Jordan Valley Mobile Work Crew
433 E. Center St.
Midvale, Ut.
(call Jordan Valley School 265-1748) (a mobile sheltered work opportunity for special-needs persons)
Milo Banghman Design
24 S. 6th E.
SLC, Ut. 539-0448
(office for assembly-type work as well as sewing and painting for moderately DD/MR)
Pioneer Adult Rehabilitation Center (PARC)
485 Park Circle
Clearfield, Ut. 774-7478
(Hill Air Force-affiliated shelter workshop and supported employment for adults 18 and over with disabilities)
Work Activity Center
1275 W. 2320 S. (Margo Lee)
SLC, Ut. 977-9779
(provides several worksite opportunities as well as supervised apartments for DD adults, facilitating independent living)
Sheltered Workshops
# Alpine Transition and Employment Center
350 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-8727
(offers transitional programming, supported employment, sheltered employment and a workshop)
# ATEC
350 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-8727
(shelter workshop and supervised community-based employment)
# Central Utah Enterprises
1170 S. 350 E.
Provo, Ut. 375-0414
(transitional shelter workshop)
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Sheltered Workshops (Continued)
# Columbus Community Center
3495 S. West Temple (Kevin Keyes)
SLC, Ut. 262-2066
(shelter workshop for S L Sch. Dist. students & adults; has 100 bus. contracts, sponsors 13 resid. for MR & others ages 5 through adult)
Davis County Development Center
(call Davis Sch. Dist.)
(transitional shelter workshop)
# Deseret Industries (Administration)
#50 E. North Temple
SLC, Ut. 240-6570
(shelter workshop, also offers low-cost goods)
# GIFTS (Gaining Independence For Transition Success) (Jones Center) 382 E. 3605 S. (Stephanie Hullinger)
SLC, Ut. 685-4531
(community-based transition program of Granite District leading to employability for special education students 18-22)
# Intermountain Handicapped Workers of Utah
34 W. Guest Ave.
SLC, Ut. 281-8868
Northern Utah County Training Center
10 S. Center St.
# Ogden/Weber Applied Technology Center
American Fork, Ut. 756-5818
(Utah County shelter workshop)
627-8300
# Pioneer Adult Rehabilitation Center (PARC)
485 Park Circle
Clearfield, Ut. 774-7478
(Hill Air Force-affiliated shelter workshop and supported employment for adults 18 and over with disabilities)
# Shelter Workshops
see Shelter Workshops
and School Districts
(sheltered job training and employment for DD/MR)
South Valley School (Vocational Education)
8408 S. 1700 W.
West Jordan, Ut. 565-7592
(Jordan School District shelter workshop)
Timp Industries
(shelter workshop and supervised community-based employment)
Trail, Inc.
(a shelter workshop)
Utah State Industries for the Blind
1595 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-5191
(also ph. 975-4025) (shelter workshop for the blind)
Training/Transition
# Alpine Transition and Employment Center
350 N. State St.
Lindon, Ut. 785-8727
(offers transitional programming, supported employment, sheltered employment and a workshop)
# Central Utah Enterprises
1170 S. 350 E.
Provo, Ut. 375-0414
(transitional shelter workshop)
Davis County Development Center
(call Davis Sch. Dist.)
(transitional shelter workshop)
# Davis Applied Technology Center (DATC)
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 593-2500
(alternative post-secondary 2-year college program for students 18-22 with a primarily non-academic focus)
# Deseret Villages
533 W. 1900 N. (Mike Long)
Spanish Fork, Ut. 798-3937
(residential Training Center for mildly DD/MR 18 and older)
Development Center
435 S. Main St.
Clearfield, Ut.
(employability training)
# Developmental Training Systems, Inc. (DTSI)
586 40th St. (Laura)
Ogden, Ut. 394-3874
(provides day training, learning and service opportunity for DD adults to include self-help, socialization and employment training)
# TURN Community Services
850 S. Main Street
SLC, Ut. 359-8876
(residentials and day training for later adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities)
# TURN Community Services
1403 S. 600 W. #H
Woodscross, Ut. 298-3864
(call Proj. TURN 359-8876)
(a job skills training facility)
# Jones, Hilda B. (Habilitation) Center
382 E. 3600 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8526
(vocational workshop, training and transition for Granite District disabled and at-risk students)
Jordan Technical Center (see Eric Hansen)
(job training, placement and tracking service for custodial youth)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
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Training/Transition ((Continued)
* South Valley Training Company
455 W. 9160 S.
Sandy, Ut. 561-1661
(job training, placement and socialization for adults)
2504 F Ave.
Ogden, Ut. 621-6595
(program facilitates independent living)
Weber Vocational Workshop
Single Parent and Women’s Resources
(See also Advvocate Organizations, Parent Training and Enrichment Resources,
Pregnancy-related Resources, and Support Groups)
Adolescent Parents
# Adolescent Parent Program
158 S. 200 W. (Debbie Class)
SLC, Ut. 524-9106
(message left 22 Oct. 1999)
# Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
555 S. State St. #203 (Dennis Hansen) Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
Single Parent Group for Mothers
(support and education group for single moms)
Single Parent Group of Salt Lake
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(support and education groups for single parents)
Single Parent Support Group
331 S. Rio Grande St.
SLC, Ut.
(support and education group for single parents)
Single Parents/Displaced Homemaker Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7090
(provides job training and finding skills)
Teen Clinic (UNI)
(call UNI –583-2500)
(a service program for pregnant teens)
# Teen Moms and Kids (spons. By New Start Foundation
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
# Teen Mother and Child Program, (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-3729
(complete teen prenatal delivery and follow-up services)
Teen Parent Program (see also School Districts, local)
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut. 533-3015
(provides alternative education for pregnant high school students)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Advocacy
* Mothers, Inc. of YWCA
# Utah Issues
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
1385 W. Indiana Ave. (Bill)
SLC, Ut. 521-2035
(advocates for single parents and low-income persons regarding low-income issues)
Counseling
# Children's Service Society
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
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Counseling (Continued)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
555 S. State St. #203 (Dennis Hansen) Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800 8822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
Turning Point Program
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-4134
(offers life management, self-esteem, decision-making and career assistance)
# WOW (Work Opportunities for Women)
460 S. Concord (1235 W.) (Victoria)
SLC, Ut. 364-9777
(offers counseling and groups for expectant and current teen moms re: employment readiness and other pertinent issues)
Education/Professional Development
* Parent Education Resource Center (PERC)
SLC, Ut.
(parent training re: pre-school development)
Parenting Classes (see community and
Continued Education ,
PCMC Family Living Seminars
(in cooperation with MH or School Districts, local)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.)
7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
# Parents Without Partners
P O Box # 520481
Holladay, Ut. 277-4681
(social-education support for single parents and their families)
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah (administration)
654 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
Salt Lake Clinic
645 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-5571
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
West Valley Clinic
2107 W. 3500 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 973-9675
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
Provo Young Mothers High
243 E. 2320 N.
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
Single Parent Group for Mothers
(support and education group for single moms)
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(support and education groups for single parents)
Single Parent Support Group
331 S. Rio Grande St.
SLC, Ut.
(support and education group for single parents)
Single Parents/Displaced Homemaker Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7090
(provides job training and finding skills)
Teen Parent Program (see also School Districts, local)
233 W. 200 N.
SLC, Ut. 533-3015
(provides alternative education for pregnant high school students)
Young Mothers High
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
#
Center for High School Studies
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
# Young Mothers Program
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
Single Parent Group of Salt Lake
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Funds/Commodities
# Adoptive Assistance Program (DWS)
# Baby Your Baby Hotline
# First Way of Salt Lake City
SLC, Ut. 526-9675
(provides general assistance grants to relinquishing parents)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-826-9662
(covers prenatal and possible delivery costs incurred during a 45-day bridge to medicaid coverage)
2134 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4616
(advocacy for unborn includes emergency clothes for clients)
Funds/Commodities (Continued)
Nearly New Clothes Shop
302 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-2804
(low-cost, nearly new clothes for women)
# Office of Recovery Services
515 E. 100 S.
SLC, Ut. 536-8500
(recovers court-ordered child support funding)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Rescue Haven
1165 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 521-5925
(provides emergency assistance to include shelter, meals and clothing for women and children in the shelter)
# Teen Moms and Kids (spons. By New Start Foundation
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
University Baptist Church
334 S. 1300 E.
SLC, Ut. 582-4327
(provides food assistance)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
Information
# Children's Service Society
124 S. 400 E. Room 400
SLC, Ut. 355-7444
(houses Child Care Resource and Referral, and provides pregnancy and ADHD parenting counseling and adoption-related services)
Family Planning
# Pregnancy Riskline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800 8822-2229
(information and counseling re: potential high-risk pregnancies)
P.O. Box 2636
SLC, Ut. 328-9531
* Right to Choice
# Right to Life
P.O. Box 554
Layton, Ut. 544-1050
(provides multi-medial education on abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia. Also provides referrals for problem pregnancies)
# Services for Women Students (WSU)
1115 University Circle
Ogden, Ut. 626-6090
(single mother support, classes, and info-referral services)
Single Parent News
(newsletter for single parents via Utah Issues)
# Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(provides multiple helps in the professional development of women students)
Low Income-related
Homemaker Services (see local DCFS office)
927 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
(call DCFS 264-7500)
(offers homemaking training to low-income)
# Jedi Women
352 S. Denver St. #260
SLC, Ut. 364-8562
(improve lives of low-income women & fam. through access to health care, affordable housing, decent jobs, training and child care)
# Junior League of Salt Lake City, Inc.
526 E 300 S
SLC, Ut. 328-1019
(sponsors through volunteered means, connections for low-income moms to needed health services and low-cost child car seats)
# Prenatal Clinic (SLCity/County Health Department)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 2150 464-8963
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
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Low Income-related (Continued)
# Prenatal Clinic (at South Main Clinic)
# Utah Issues
3195 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 464-8966
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
1385 W. Indiana Ave. (Bill)
SLC, Ut. 521-2035
(advocates for single parents and low-income persons regarding low-income issues)
Medical/Health Care
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
# Community Nursing Services
6949 High Tech Drive
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(home health services for temporary homebound)
# Immunization Clinics
see Health Departments, local
534-4629
(PHN-operated low-cost immunization services 1-800-275-0659)
# Junior League of Salt Lake City, Inc.
526 E 300 S
SLC, Ut. 328-1019
(sponsors through volunteered means, connections for low-income moms to needed health services and low-cost child car seats)
# Northwest Community Health Center
1365 W. 1000 N.
SLC, Ut. 328-5750
Ob-Gyn Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-5501
(comprehensive gynecological and obstetric services)
# Reproductive Health Program
288 N. 1460 W. (Nan)
SLC, Ut. 538-9970
(multi-faceted services to improve the health of child-bearing women and their children by means of technical assistance)
Salt Lake City and County Health Department
(provides programs for optimal community health)
# Teen Mother and Child Program, (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-3729
(complete teen prenatal delivery and follow-up services)
# Utah PMS Clinic (UNI)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 584-2038
(at the University Neuropsychiatric Institute)
# Utah Women’s Clinic
515 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-9192, 363-1920
(comprehensive women’s health and ob-gyn facility)
# WIC (administration for Women, Infant and Child Program)
1460 W. 288 N. (six S.L. offices)
SLC, Ut. 538-6960
(supplemental food re: high-risk pregnancies, immunizations, Baby Your Baby, prenatal, and medical services on a sliding fee scale)
Women and Children’s Clinic
Pregnancy-related
# Baby Your Baby Hotline
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-826-9662
(covers prenatal and possible delivery costs incurred during a 45-day bridge to medicaid coverage)
# First Way of Salt Lake City
2134 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4616
(advocacy for unborn includes emergency clothes for clients)
# Gathering Place (UCCODAR)
555 S. State St. #203 (Dennis Hansen) Orem, Ut. 226-2255
(treatment for substance abusers and significant others; also adolescent counseling and prenatal counseling for abusing mothers)
Ob-Gyn Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-5501
(comprehensive gynecological and obstetric services)
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah (administration)
654 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
Salt Lake Clinic
645 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-5571
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
West Valley Clinic
2107 W. 3500 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 973-9675
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Prenatal Clinic (SLCity/County Health Department)
610 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 2150 464-8963
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
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Pregnancy-related (Continued)
# Prenatal Clinic (at South Main Clinic)
3195 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 464-8966
(prenatal follow-up for low-income mothers)
# WOW (Work Opportunities for Women)
460 S. Concord (1235 W.) (Victoria)
SLC, Ut. 364-9777
(offers counseling and groups for expectant and current teen moms re: employment readiness and other pertinent issues)
Young Mothers High
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
#
Center for High School Studies
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
# Young Mothers Program
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
Prevention
Family Planning
# Planned Parenthood Association of Utah
(administration)
654 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 532-1586
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
Salt Lake Clinic
645 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-5571
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
#
West Valley Clinic
2107 W. 3500 S.
West Jordan, Ut. 973-9675
(teen education and pregnancy prevention program)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Respite/Child Care
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# Respite Care
(see local)
DCFS Office
Easter Seals of Utah, and PCMC
(temporary hourly or daily care of diffiicult-to-manage children)
Self-sufficiency/Career-related
# Jedi Women
352 S. Denver St. #260
SLC, Ut. 364-8562
(improve lives of low-income women & fam. through access to health care, affordable housing, decent jobs, training and child care)
# People Helping People
ksimmons@mentors4women.org
SLC, Ut. 583-4175
(a support helping women develop employability and independence, contact Kayleen Simmons)
# Teen Tots Program (SL Co. Health Department)
(Sharon Moon)
SLC, Ut. 468-2502
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
# Teen Tots Program
(Billie Jo)
WVC, Ut. 468-2862
(home visiting to engage young moms up to 18 and their kids for creating life goals, family planning, and finishing schooling)
Turning Point Program
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-4134
(offers life management, self-esteem, decision-making and career assistance)
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Self-sufficiency/Career-related (Continued)
# Women’s Resource Center (U of U)
Union Building #293
SLC, Ut. 581-8030
(provides multiple helps in the professional development of women students)
# WOW (Work Opportunities for Women)
460 S. Concord (1235 W.) (Victoria)
SLC, Ut. 364-9777
(offers counseling and groups for expectant and current teen moms re: employment readiness and other pertinent issues)
Shelters
# Center for Behavioral Health
1073 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 485-8697
(a residential alcohol rehabilitation facility for women)
# Center for Women and Children in Crisis, Inc.
P.O. Box 1075
Provo, Ut. 374-9351
(shelter and support for abused women)
# Domestic Violence Program, The
538-4100
(call Catholic Community Services 977-9119) (temporary protective shelter for destitute moms and children)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# LifeStart Village (The Family Support Centers)
8221 S. Allen St.
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
a protective transition and permanent housing for single women with young children in SLC, regardless of ability to pay)
# Rescue Haven
1165 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 521-5925
(provides emergency assistance to include shelter, meals and clothing for women and children in the shelter)
Socialization
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
Bountiful Area
(social, educational and support for single moms)
P O Box # 520481
Holladay, Ut. 277-4681
(social-education support for single parents and their families)
Salt Lake Hotline
278-6609
(LDS-sponsored social activities for singles ages 39 and up)
Provo Hot line
225-5556
(LDS-sponsored social activities for singles ages 39 and up)
Hotlines 485-9311, 966-7116,
LUCKY 4 -U
(LDS-sponsored social groups for singles 25-39)
Hotline
Bountiful, Ut. 292-3235
Provo Area
Hotline
# Parents Without Partners
Special Interests Programs
Special Interests Programs
Young Special Interests Program
Salt Lake Area
Provo, Ut.
Support
# Adoption Connection of Utah
1349 Mariposa Ave.
SLC, Ut. 278-4858
(support group for adult adoptees, birth parents and adoptive parents launching a connective search)
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
# Center for Women and Children in Crisis, Inc.
P.O. Box 1075
Provo, Ut. 374-9351
(shelter and support for abused women)
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Support (Continued)
# Community Nursing Services
6949 High Tech Drive
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(home health services for temporary homebound)
977-7764
(social, educational and support for single moms)
see local DCFS offices
SLC, Ut.
(DCFS-sponsored DD/MR in-home respite)
927 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut.
(offers homemaking training to low-income)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
Home Companion Services (DCFS)
(call DCFS 264-7500)
Homemaker Services (see local DCFS office)
(call DCFS 264-7500)
Obesity Group
(support and coping therapy for overweight persons)
Continued Education ,
PCMC Family Living Seminars
(in cooperation with MH or School Districts, local)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.) 7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a placw for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
# Parents Without Partners
P O Box # 520481
Holladay, Ut. 277-4681
(social-education support for single parents and their families)
# People Helping People
ksimmons@mentors4women.org
SLC, Ut. 583-4175
(a support helping women develop employability and independence, contact Kayleen Simmons)
# Pregnancy Resource Center of Salt Lake, Inc.
805 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5433
(free confidential pregnancy testing and counseling, support groups, adoption advocacy, clothing and baby furnishings)
# Services for Women Students (WSU)
1115 University Circle
Ogden, Ut. 626-6090
(single mother support, classes, and info-referral services)
Single Parent Group for Mothers
(support and education group for single moms)
Single Parent Group of Salt Lake
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(support and education groups for single parents)
Single Parent Support Group
331 S. Rio Grande St.
SLC, Ut.
(support and education group for single parents)
Single Parents/Displaced Homemaker Project
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 533-7090
(provides job training and finding skills)
Single Parents of Handicapped Support Group
(via Family Friends Project)
(a program of Easter Seals)
Special Interests Programs
Salt Lake Hotline
278-6609
(LDS-sponsored social activities for singles ages 39 and up)
Special Interests Programs
Provo Hotline
225-5556
(LDS-sponsored social activities for singles ages 39 and up)
Start II
7292 S. State St. and 322 E. 2nd S.
SLC, Ut. 255-8475
(multi-service support group for South Valley single parents)
# Teen Moms and Kids (sponsored by New Start Foundation)
2150 E. Murray-Holladay Rd.
SLC, Ut. 273-9079
(a non-profit support group addressing childcare, food, housing, work, bills, medical care & transportation for single moms)
# Utah NOW (National Organization for Women)
2035 E. 3300 S.
SLC, Ut. 483-5188
(call for info on the line)
# Widowed Persons Services
(?6975 S. Union Blvd.?)
volunteer-operated
SLC, Ut. 567-2152
(ML22Oct. 99)
(support for widows and widowers offered thru AARP)
Parenting Classes (see community and
Unwed-related
Unwed Program (DCFS)
Young Mothers High
#
Center for High School Studies
(see local DCFS offices)
SLC, Ut. 533-7305
(see DCFS list of multi-services for unwed mothers)
86 E. 100 S.
Pleasant Grove, Ut.
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
243 E. 2320 N.
(Anita)
Provo, Ut. 374-4930
(alternative high school program for unwed and other moms without diplomas)
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Unwed-related(Continued)
# Young Mothers Program
see Individual
School Districts, local
(alternative and continuing educational high school programs for unwed mothers)
Volunteers/Friends
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(volunteer friends and services for needy children)
Social and Emotional Disturbance, Resources for
(see also Alternative Schools, Behavioral Resources, Counseling Resources, Crisis and Suicide Threats,
Diagnostic Resources, Preschools for Special-needs Children, and Recreation and Fitness Resources or
Special-needs Children, and Summer Programs, Camps, Work Experience and Enrichment Resources)
Abuse-related
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
* Odyssey House Adolescent
625 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-3222
(for adolescents…)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
# Valley Mental Health
(Victim Counseling)
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
(call Christy—238-2360)
Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
Addiction-related
# Benchmark Behavior Health System South Hospital
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
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Administration/Funds
Commission on Service for Children (Mental Health Association)
3760 Highland Drive
SLC, Ut.
(call St. Div. of M.H.-538-4270; ML on 27 Oct 99)
(advocacy and lobby for emotionally-disturbed children)
# Crime Victim’s Reparation
350 E. 500 S. #200 (Diane)
SLC, Ut. 238-2360
(provides funds for medical and emotional needs of victims re: recent personal criminal injuries via police reports)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
Human Services, Davis County Department of
P.O. Box 685
Bountiful, Ut.
(call St. Human Serv. 538-4171)
(multiple services to include funds, emergency food and Christmas assistance)
# Human Services , Department of (DCFS Central Region)
645 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 264-7500
(multi-division state administration for service delivery)
# Salt Lake County Recreation
2001 S. State St. S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2560
(administration for Salt Lake County recreation; also has adaptive recreation programs, 483-5473)
Utah Association for Children’s Therapy (UACT) SLVMH
505 E. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0144
(funds for program development re: emotional handicaps)
Art/Creativity/Pet Therapy
Creative Development Center for Children
3868 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut.
(preschool for children with social and emotional problems)
# Creative Learning Center
2346 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Murray, Ut. 944-1032
(communication and socialization via an art focus)
# DART Program
3520 s. 700 W.
(Scott Campbell)
SLC, Ut. 265-5845
(a 30-day court-awaiting level-system program, providing anger management, and requiring community service)
# Humane Society of Utah
4242 S. 300 W.
Murray, Ut. 261-2919
(includes pet therapy and educational programs for special-needs children)
Utah Academy of the Performing Arts
(call ph. Info)
(provides therapy via dance, drama, music and the visual arts)
Very Special Arts, Inc., Utah
SLC, Ut. 487-9497, 943-7069
(summer art activities primarily for special-needs persons)
At-risk Students/Court-related
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challeng education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# EBCE at Highland High
2166 S. 1700 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(career exploration program for at-risk regular education students)
# EBCET (Experience-Based Career Education Training)
2166 S. 1700 E. (Charlie)
SLC, Ut. 484-4343-180
(transition program for students at risk for drugs and atrition)
Intermountain Youth Care
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(ph. Book)
(residential for youth, using role-model “proctor-advocacy tracking” for delinquent youth)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for court-referred, offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
* Odyssey House Adolescent
625 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-3222
(for adolescents…)
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At-risk Students/Court-related
Salt Lake County Mediation and Restorative Justice Program
231 E. 400 S. (Kathy Elton , 578-3943) SLC, Ut. 366-7817
(a voluntary service providing victim-offender face-to-face mediation to discuss the crime and re-establish a sense of safety)
# Salt Lake County Recreation
2001 S. State St. S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2560
(administration for Salt Lake County recreation; also has adaptive recreation programs, 483-5473)
# TIPS (Transitional Intervention Program) (Truman Elementary)
4639 S. 3200 W.
(Sherilyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-6252
(9-wk intensive academic, social skills and behavior-training course for behavioral at-risk kids, with teacher and tracker involvement)
Valley Mental Health (ARTEC)
RESIDENCES:
#
Observation and Assessment (O and A)
#
Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
#
Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 262-2601
Behavior/Anger Management
# Autistic Sibling Group ( at Pingree School)
780 S. Guardsman (A. Wondolowski)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(siblings of autistic children enrolled in CBTU meet in a support group while a parent support group also meets)
Sequoia Clinic
(counseling for low-income adult men struggling with depression and an/or anger)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
# TIPS (Transitional Intervention Program) (Truman Elementary)
4639 S. 3200 W.
(Sherilyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-6252
(9-wk intensive academic, social skills and behavior-training course for behavioral at-risk kids, with teacher and tracker involvement)
Bereavement
Divorce and Children (Jordan Family Ed. Center)
SLC, Ut. 565-7442
# PCMC Bereavement Services
100 N. Medical Drive (LuCene Hougaard) SLC, Ut, 588-3483
* Seasons Suicide Bereavement, Inc.
P.O. Box 187
SLC, Ut. 649-8327
(a support group for families of a death from suicide)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
RESIDENCES:
Valley Mental Health ARTEC (administration)
Valley Mental Health (ARTEC)
#
Observation and Assessment (O and A)
#
Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
# Valley Mental Health (CBTU)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
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Camps/Recreation/Scouting
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challeng education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
# Camp Utada
1245 E. Brickyard Rd.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(summer camp sponsored by American Diabetes Association, Utah Chapter or Affilliate)
# Camp Wapiti (Elks-sponsored)
John Paulos (Charlie Hand-363-3024)
435-822-0508
(week-long cabin stays by Tooele for persons with such special-needs conditions as diabetes, cancer, hemophelia and deafness)
# Capitol West Boys and Girls Club/Child Care
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(prevention/intervention programs for youth, self-sufficiency child care, parenting and social skills groups, and incentive programming)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
Park City Special Needs Sports Association
P.O. Box 680286
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
# Salt Lake County Recreation
2001 S. State St. S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2560
(administration for Salt Lake County recreation; also has adaptive recreation programs, 483-5473)
# Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather)
West Jordan, Ut. 282-1115
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Utah Girl Scout Council
445 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-8472
(patriotism, service and character building)
Communication Focus
# Creative Learning Center
2346 E. Fort Union Blvd.
Murray, Ut. 944-1032
(communication and socialization via an art focus)
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
Counseling
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# Infant Mental Health Program
2625 E. 3300 S. (Ray DePrizio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(serves parents, infants and young children with emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# PCMC Center for Counseling
5770 S. 1500 W. Bldg. G
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3000 #2
(provide out-patient mental health services, and Love and Logic parenting classes; formerly Learning Problems Clinic)
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Counseling (Continued)
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
Sequoia Clinic
(counseling for low-income adult men struggling with depression and an/or anger)
# Valley Mental Health (administration)
5965 S. 900 E. (Jim Whear)
SLC, Ut. 263-7100
(administers Mental Health services in Salt Lake, Tooele, and Summit counties for medicaid recipients)
Adolescent Day Care
4351 S. Redwood Road
SLC, Ut. 263-2103263-2103
#
Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents
5965 S. 900 E. (Derek Davis)
SLC, Ut. 263-7250
(out patient counseling, after care and day treatment for drug/alcohol-using youth as well as residential/ therapeutic foster home access)
Alliance House (VMH)
1724 S. Main St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5012
(job and housing support for adult mental health clients)
ARTEC (administration)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
ARTEC
RESIDENCES:
#
Observation and Assessment (O and A)
#
Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-2137
#
CBTU
#
Crisis Intervention Services (UUMC)
#
East Valley Unit
#
Mental Health Services for the Deaf
7434 S. State St. (TTY)
#
North Crisis Service (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
#
North Valley Unit
#
South Crisis Unit (ITU)
#
South Valley Unit
#
Spanish Speaking
#
Summit County Unit
1753 Sidewinder Rd. (Merrilee)
#
Tooele County Unit
305 N. Main St. Rm 240 (Terry Green) Tooele, Ut. 833-7370
#
Victim Counseling
(call Christy—238-2360)
West Valley Unit
231 E. 400 S. 4th fl.
SLC, Ut. 363-7911
3575 S. Market St. (Karen Platis)
SLC, Ut. 967-4405
#
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
Juvenile Court Mental Health Unit
3522 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 262-2601
566-9739
(Bill Matson)
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
SLC, Ut. 261-1442
145 E. 1300 S. #501
SLC, Ut. 539-7000
(provides a team approach re: ADHD, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
6856 S. 700 E. (Marv Goldstein)
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
7434 S. State St.
SLC, Ut. 566-4423
(provides a team approach re: ADHD, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
staff authorized
at all out-patient units
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Social and Emotional Disturbance, Resources for (Continued)
Developmental/Preschool
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
#
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
#
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Taylorsville High—Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
(Sherrie Samu)
SLC, Ut. 263-6153
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Developmental Preschools for DD kids
see Preschools
for special-needs children
(see Preschools for the Handicapped)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities) (includes 23 sites)
#
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
# Headstart Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities) (nine sites)
#
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Jordan Headstart
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities) (offers 18 sites)
#
Kids On The Move Headstart
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Matheson Headstart
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
#
Mountainland Headstart
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
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Developmental/Preschool (Continued)
#
Murray Headstart Lab School
74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
(to include DD ages 1-3)
1034 N. 500 W.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
# Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
Diagnostic
# ABLE Program (Adapting Behavior to Learning Environments)
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8552
(provides assessment, networks success strategies for high-risk youth, and has an activities fund)
# Child and Adolescent Family Center
265 W. 2700 S. (Lorin)
Syracuse, Ut. 292-3469
(provides evaluation and treatment for, and parent training relative to attention deficit and hyperactivity—Dr. Dean Belnap)
# Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
546 Chipeta Way #2212
(Dr. Flick)
SLC, Ut. 581-3936
# Developmental and Behavioral Pediatric Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Ralston)
SLC, Ut. 581-2321
(provides a medical-psycho-social-behavioral approach)
P.O. Box 144280
SLC, Ut. 261-4222
# Utah SIDS Alliance
Disability-related
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
# Blind Reading Room
2150 Foothill Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-4538
(services include social outlet for visually-impaired persons in the form of lunch, reading, entertainment M,W, and F from noon to 2:30)
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
# Camp Utada
1245 E. Brickyard Rd.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(summer camp sponsored by American Diabetes Association, Utah Chapter or Affilliate)
# Camp Wapiti (Elks-sponsored)
John Paulos (Charlie Hand-363-3024)
435-822-0508
(week-long cabin stays by Tooele for persons with such special-needs conditions as diabetes, cancer, hemophelia and deafness)
# Diabetes Clinic
615 Arapeen Dr.
SLC, Ut. 581-7761
(includes a youth clubhouse)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
# Family Friends Program (via Easter Seals)
638 E. Wilmington Ave. (Deidre)
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(trained senior volunteers provide Saturday activities for disabled youth)
# Foster Grandparent Program
2001 S. State St. #S 1500 (Dwight)
SLC, Ut. 468-2474
(trained senior volunteers help and assist special-needs children)
Fun and Fitness
(a therapeutic program to improve social, emotional and sensory development of LD kids)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(see ph. Book)
(to include DD ages 1-3)
1034 N. 500 W.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
Jordan District Cluster Units
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
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Kids, Inc.
(call Make A Wish Foundation 277-4673
# Make-A-Wish Foundation
# Midtown Manor
# Neuropsychiatric Clinic (UNI)
* Parent Network for Attachment Disorder
1725 DeSales St. NW #800
Washington, DC
(offers “dream-fulfillments” for gravely-ill children in the U.S.)
2091 E. 4800 S. (Christine Sharer)
SLC, Ut. 277-4673
(wish-grants for children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses)
125 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-6340
(residential for MR with psychiatric problems)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses)
217 N. Vade Ave.
Washington, DC 412-222-1766
Park City Special Needs Sports Association
P.O. Box 680286
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
# Uplift Support Group
(7 p.m. Tuesdays)
1255 E. 3900 S. Rm. 427
(John )
SLC, Ut. 264-8193
(a family-centered group of 15-20 providing support for persons ages 20 on up experiencing bi-polar, major depression or anxiety)
# Valley Mental Health (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Very Special Arts, Inc., Utah
SLC, Ut. 487-9497, 943-7069
(summer art activities primarily for special-needs persons)
Dream-fulfillment
Kids, Inc.
(call Make A Wish Foundation 277-4673
# Make-A-Wish Foundation
1725 DeSales St. NW #800
Washington, DC
(offers “dream-fulfillments” for gravely-ill children in the U.S.)
2091 E. 4800 S. (Christine Sharer)
SLC, Ut. 277-4673
(wish-grants for children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses)
Tom Barbari
SLC, Ut. 364-3561
("wish-grants" for terminally-ill children)
Tomorrow, Today KALL Radio
Education-related
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
#
Bryant Middle Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
40 S. 800 E. (Tammer Attallah)
SLC, Ut. 578-8118
(Salt Lake District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Eisenhower Jr. Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
4351 S. Redwood Road (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-6103
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Hunter High Youth In Custody (YIC)
4200 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 964-4201
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Kearns Jr. Youth In Custody (YIC)
4040 W. 5305 S.
Kearns, Ut. 964-4213
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
#
Oquirrh Hills Elementary (CBTU Extension)
5241 S. 4280 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7996
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
#
Robert Frost Elementary (CBTU Extension)
3444 W. 4400 S.
WVC, Ut. 964-4265
(Granite District interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming for children)
Taylorsville High—Adolescent Day-treatment Center (ADC)
(Sherrie Samu)
SLC, Ut. 263-6153
(Granite District CBTU extension for adolescents, offering interdisciplinary social and behavioral-structured programming)
# Cluster Programs (see School Districts)
340 E. 3545 S.
SLC, Ut. 268-8527
(school-sponsored programs for emotional and behaviorally-disturbed students)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
# Hilltop Residential Treatment Center
497 Colorow Way
SLC, Ut. 588-4980
(school at the PCMC center for social-emotionally disturbed students ages 7-12 years in cooperation with S.L. School District)
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# Humane Society of Utah
4242 S. 300 W.
Murray, Ut. 261-2919
(includes pet therapy and educational programs for special-needs children)
Odyssey Alternative School
68 S. 600 E.
SLC, Ut. 322-1001
(tutorial services toward GED and HS diplomas)
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
# Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
# TIPS (Transitional Intervention Program) (Truman Elementary)
4639 S. 3200 W.
(Sherilyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-6252
(9-wk intensive academic, social skills and behavior-training course for behavioral at-risk kids, with teacher and tracker involvement)
Family Focus
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Support Center
2020 Lake St.
SLC, Ut. 487-7778
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Battered Women’s Shelter
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Davis Family Connection Center
1360 E. 1450 S.
Clearfield, Ut. 773-0712
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Utah Valley Family Support
1255 N. 1200 W.
Orem, Ut. 229-1181
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Midvale Family Support Center (Spanish)
777 W. Center
Midvale, Ut. 255-6881
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
#
Ogden Family Support Center
1181 S. Christmasbox Lane
Ogden, Ut. 393-3113
(provides emergency shelter for abused family members, as well as sexual abuse & couple marriage therapy)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSH-sponsored diverse home support services)
# Hospice (Community Nursing)
6949 High Tech Drive (Joyce)
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief is included in service)
# Hospice of IHC
1875 S. State St. (Chris Carter)
Orem, Ut. 225-0584
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
# Hospice of Northern Utah
2404 Washington Blvd #304 (Suzanne) Ogden, Ut. 399-5232
(provides physical and emotional assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
Hospice of Salt Lake
Jeannie Bordenave or Jeanne Lee
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief includes in service)
# Infant Mental Health Program
2625 E. 3300 S. (Ray DePrizio)
SLC, Ut. 485-8051
(serves parents, infants and young children with emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.)
7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
# PCMC Center for Counseling
5770 S. 1500 W. Bldg. G
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3000 #2
(provide out-patient mental health services, and Love and Logic parenting classes; formerly Learning Problems Clinic)
Provo Divorce/Custody BYU Clinic
Provo, Ut.
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
# Uplift Support Group
(7 p.m. Tuesdays)
1255 E. 3900 S. Rm. 427
(John )
SLC, Ut. 264-8193
(a family-centered group of 15-20 providing support for persons ages 20 on up experiencing bi-polar, major depression or anxiety)
Utah Society for Children with Emotional Disabilities
(parent information, support, and advocacy group)
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# Valley Mental Health (East Valley Unit)
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
#
West Valley Unit
3575 S. Market St. (Karen Platis)
SLC, Ut. 967-4405
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
Friends/Mentors/Volunteers
# Big Brothers/ Big Sisters of Utah
310 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 303-0303
(DCFS sponsors volunteer friends and services for needy children)
# Family Friends Program (via Easter Seals)
638 E. Wilmington Ave. (Deidre)
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(trained senior volunteers provide Saturday activities for disabled youth)
# Foster Grandparent Program
2001 S. State St. #S 1500 (Dwight)
SLC, Ut. 468-2474
(trained senior volunteers help and assist special-needs children)
# Youth and Families with Promise (YFP) (USU-affiliated)
2100 S. State #S1200 (Chris Jacobsen)
SLC, Ut. 468-2695
(a mentor program for youth ages 10-14 with high interest activities; see also Heather: 468-3185)
Intensive/In-patient Care
# Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
546 Chipeta Way #2212
(Dr. Flick)
SLC, Ut. 581-3936
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
# Kidstar (UNI)
501 S. Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500 ext. 511
(a day program for children with combinations of mood, emotional, behavioral and learning problems)
# Neuropsychiatric Clinic (UNI)
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses)
# PCMC Behavioral Health Care
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3500
(multi-disciplinary in-patient service for acute psychiatric emergencies)
UUMC In and Out-Patient Psychiatry
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
Valley Mental Health (ARTEC)
RESIDENCES:
#
Observation and Assessment (O and A)
#
Therapeutic Homes and Sex Abuse
#
South Crisis Unit (ITU)
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 569-0882
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 955-9686
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents)
6856 S. 700 E. (Marv Goldstein)
SLC, Ut. 255-4661
(Intensive Treatment Unit)
Out-patient/Treatment/Therapy Activities
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Bryant Jr. High)
40 S. 800 E.
SLC, Ut. 578-8118 ext. 212
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
# Adolescent Day Treatment Unit (CBTU at Eisenhower Jr. High)
4351 S. Redwood Rd. (Dave Koldewyn) SLC, Ut. 263-2103263-2103
(treatment, education and recreation for emotionally-disturbed youth)
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# Adolescent Residential Treatment and Education Center (ARTEC)
3809 W. 6200 S.
SLC, Ut. 963-4357
(for emotionally and behaviorally-disturbed adolescents; boys unit—963-4250, girls unit—963-4275)
# Alta View Hospital
9660 S. 1300 E.
Sandy, Ut. 576-2600
(a general acute care facility providing for both physical and emotional needs of patients)
# Anxiety Clinic (see Mood Disorders Clinic at UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8806
(services are for affected persons 18 years and older)
# Avatar, Inc.
9721 S. 170 E.
Sandy, Ut. 571-3086
(rehabilitation and support for persons with emotional, cognitive or physical disabilities—to include traumatic brain injury)
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
Child and Adolescent Depression Clinic, The (UNI)
(intensive treatment for depressed children 4-18)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Copper Hills Youth Center
5899 W. Rivendell Drive
West Jordan, Ut. 561-3377
(creates therapeutic environment for emotionally disturbed youth)
Fun and Fitness
(a therapeutic program to improve social, emotional and sensory development of LD kids)
# KIDS Program (Kids Intensive Day Services)
1141 E. 3900 S. (Reggie Wilson)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(565-6900) (4-6 wk. program for severe emot. or behav. 5-17 yr. old Medicaid clients, and accessed through Valley MH)
# Kidstar (UNI)
501 S. Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500 ext. 511
(a day program for children with combinations of mood, emotional, behavioral and learning problems)
# Mood Disorder Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Reimherr)
SLC, Ut. 581-8806
# Neuropsychiatric Clinic (UNI)
Panic Attack Center
501 Chipeta Way
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(in and out-patient evaluation to include children with dual diagnoses)
SLC, Ut.
# PCMC IHC-Behavioral Health Care (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W. Bldg. C
Taylorsville, Ut. 262-6199
(provides intake and referrals for out-patient mental health and Day-Spring services)
Phobia and Anxiety Clinic (UNI)
501 Chipita Way
SLC, Ut. 538-2500
(see University Neuropsychiatric Institute)
# Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
UUMC In and Out-Patient Psychiatry
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7951
(acute-chronic pediatric, adult psychiatric facility)
# UUMC Mood Disorder Clinic
50 N. Medical Drive (Dr. Reimherr)
SLC, Ut. 581-8806
# Valley Mental Health (East Valley Unit)
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (John Malouf)
SLC, Ut. 284-4990
(provides a team approach re: ADHD and other child, adolescent, emotional, behavioral or parenting concerns)
# Wasatch Canyons Campus (IHC Behavioral Health)
5770 S. 1500 W.
(Kayla)
SLC, Ut. 262-6199
(parent training, day treatment, out-patient psychiatry, and a substance-abuse center for children and youth)
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Pregnancy/Single Moms/Depressed Moms
# BirthCare HealthCare
4535 S. 5600 W.
Kearns, Ut. 9963-7335
(provides pregnancy, well-woman, postpartum and primary care. Also offers immunizations and birth control services)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
Maternal Child Health Project
(socialization help for depressed moms of infants)
Teen Clinic (UNI)
(call UNI –583-2500)
(a service program for pregnant teens)
Women in Jeopardy Program
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(emergency shelter in the threat of abuse)
Residential/Semi-residential
# Adult Residential Treatment Unit (ARTU)
1228 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 261-1442261-1442
(halfway house for mentally ill)
# Benchmark Behavior Health System South Hospital
175 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-6800
(psychiatric residential and day treatment for adolescents and adults with emotional and addictive problems)
# Columbus Community Center
10 W. Central Park Way
SLC, Ut. 487-0377
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
Cooperative Living Project
(semi-residential for emotionally disturbed clients)
# Hilltop Residential Treatment Center
497 Colorow Way
SLC, Ut. 588-4980
(school at the PCMC center for social-emotionally disturbed students ages 7-12 years in cooperation with S.L. School District)
Intermountain Youth Care
195 W. 7200 S.
Midvale, Ut.
(ph. Book)
(residential for youth, using role-model “proctor-advocacy tracking” for delinquent youth)
# Midtown Manor
125 S. 900 W.
SLC, Ut. 363-6340
(residential for MR with psychiatric problems)
# Millcreek Youth Center
790 W. 12th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-3441
(long-term secured care for court-referred, offending youth in Weber, Morgan and Davis Counties)
# Residential Treatment Centers (Wasatch Canyons Campus)
5770 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 265-3142
(provides two units: one for latency-aged behavioral children 3-12, and an adolescent unit for behavioral youth 12-18)
Socialization/Esteem-building
# ACCESS
# ACES
1588 S. Major St.
SLC, Ut. 486-5987
(Asian Community Counseling Enhancement and Social Skills)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(CBTU) (also provides van services) (medicaid)
(structured social skills, after-school recreation and activities group therapy as well as summer programming with a behavioral emphasis)
# Adult Socialization Program
8446 S. Harrison St. (340 W.)
Midvale, Ut. 561-0075
(club for young adults 18-40 with mild disabilities, offering socialization and recreation in an age-appropriate environment)
# Allies With Families
(1-877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# American Red Cross of Salt Lake
465 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 323-7000
(includes esteem program “I Do Declare, I Am Aware, and provides health, safety, leadership, service training)
# Becky Koller (Rise, Inc.) (Rotating Counseling Locations)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300 ext. 12
($50. 12-week course for DD teens and adults via ARC; addresses self-esteem, social circles, speaking up for self, and recognizing abuse)
# Carmen Pingree School for Children with Autism (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides therapeutic programming and a sibling group for autistic children)
# Developmental Training Systems, Inc. (DTSI)
586 40th St. (Laura)
Ogden, Ut. 394-3874
(provides day training, learning and service opportunity for DD adults to include self-help, socialization and employment training)
Fun and Fitness
(a therapeutic program to improve social, emotional and sensory development of LD kids)
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Socialization/Esteem-building (Continued)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
771 E. Garfield Ave.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
1034 N. 500 W.
SLC, Ut.
(to include DD ages 1-3)
Innovative Social Integration Child Care and Preschool
(see ph. Book)
Maternal Child Health Project
(socialization help for depressed moms of infants)
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4795
(24-hour “warm line” listening ear for children up to 13 years, addressing loneliness, fear, or ideas for play)
Scholarship Program for Homeless Children, The
1228 Bryan Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-5532
(provides socialization, education and counseling)
# Self Defense Classes (SL Co. Parks & Rec.) (Fairmont Aquatic Ctr.) 1044 E. Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 486-5867
(explores in a safe and fun way a blend of self defense from Karate, Kick-boxing, Grappling Arts and more; $4/session)
Self Esteem Center
1399 S. 700 E.
SLC, Ut. 466-9252
(helps 4-15 year olds in self esteem development)
Self Esteem Through Sensory Interpretation (SETSI)
at YWCA
SLC, Ut. 531-0522
# Phone Pal
SETSI
(call BYU Info)(Self Esteem Through Sensory Integration--”Y” activity)
1636 N. 1200 W.
Layton, Ut. 546-2722
(mainstreamed day care)
# Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Sunshine Solutions
7950 Redwood Rd. (Heather)
West Jordan, Ut. 282-1115
(8 week day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
# Supporting the Inclusion of Preschool Children (Office of Educ.)
538-7846
(facilitates strategies for enhancing the education, social opportunities and outcomes for DD preschool children)
# TEACH (WSU--Department of Child and Family Studies Preschool)
1301 University Circle (Christine)
Ogden, Ut. 626-6277
(provides a non-fee therapeutic day care for DCFS-referred children ages 3-5 with behavioral and social problems)
# TIPS (Transitional Intervention Program) (Truman Elementary)
4639 S. 3200 W.
(Sherilyn)
SLC, Ut. 263-6252
(9-wk intensive academic, social skills and behavior-training course for behavioral at-risk kids, with teacher and tracker involvement)
# Turnabout (Parents Helping Parents)
2738 S. 2000 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9911
(day treatment for adolescent alcohol/drug abuse, sexual acting out, ADHD, and/or depression, using a family-systems approach)
Turning Point Program
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-4134
(offers life management, self-esteem, decision-making and career assistance)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
Social Integration Project (SIP)
Support/Info/Advocacy
# Allies With Families
(1-877-477-0764)
450 E. 1000 N. (Pat Baker)
Murray, Ut. 292-2515
(mental health referrals and a support group for families of children with emotional or neurological disabilities: Barbara Zabrinski)
# Autistic Sibling Group ( at Pingree School)
780 S. Guardsman (A. Wondolowski)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(siblings of autistic children enrolled in CBTU meet in a support group while a parent support group also meets)
# Avatar, Inc.
9721 S. 170 E.
Sandy, Ut. 571-3086
(rehabilitation and support for persons with emotional, cognitive or physical disabilities—to include traumatic brain injury)
# Families First (Utah Youth Village)
5800 S. Highland Drive (Paul Hedquist) SLC, Ut. 272-9980
(6-8 week flexible fee intensive family preservation support program offering training in family communication and relationship building)
# Family Support Program (Easter Seals of Utah)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(DSH-sponsored diverse home support services)
Bringing Hope to Single Moms
977-7764
(social, education and support for single moms)
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Support/Info/Advocacy(Continued)
# Hospice (Community Nursing)
6949 High Tech Drive (Joyce)
Midvale, Ut. 233-6100
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief is included in service)
# Hospice of IHC
1875 S. State St. (Chris Carter)
Orem, Ut. 225-0584
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
# Hospice of Northern Utah
2404 Washington Blvd #304 (Suzanne) Ogden, Ut. 399-5232
(provides physical and emotional assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment)
Hospice of Salt Lake
Jeannie Bordenave or Jeanne Lee
(provides assistance for family and friends of terminally-ill patients no longer in treatment; pain relief includes in service)
Parent Location Service
538-4567
* Parent Network for Attachment Disorder
217 N. Vade Ave.
Washington, DC 412-222-1766
# Parents Anonymous (at Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, Rose Park Elem.)
7631 S. Chapel St.
(Gabriella) Midvale, Ut. 971-1724
(a place for mutual family support, self-expression, community resources and free English and Spanish groups)
PCMC Social Work Office
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3600
# Phone Pal
P.O. Box 1493
Orem, Ut. 226-4795
(24-hour “warm line” listening ear for children up to 13 years, addressing loneliness, fear, or ideas for play)
# Play Group Therapy
(see CBTU, Children’s Center,
PCMC,
UUMC psychiatric department,
(school Districts, private psychotherapy, and professional therapy via a play setting)
Salt Lake County Mediation and Restorative Justice Program
231 E. 400 S. (Kathy Elton , 578-3943) SLC, Ut. 366-7817
(a voluntary service providing victim-offender face-to-face mediation to discuss the crime and re-establish a sense of safety)
* Seasons Suicide Bereavement, Inc.
P.O. Box 187
SLC, Ut. 649-8327
(a support group for families of a death from suicide)
Teen Support Group of Utah
1430 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 272-8000
(peer support re: typical teen problems)
# Uplift Support Group
(7 p.m. Tuesdays)
1255 E. 3900 S. Rm. 427
(John )
SLC, Ut. 264-8193
(a family-centered group of 15-20 providing support for persons ages 20 on up experiencing bi-polar, major depression or anxiety)
Utah Society for Children with Emotional Disabilities
(parent information, support, and advocacy group)
Transition/ Work-related
# Columbus Community Center
10 W. Central Park Way
SLC, Ut. 487-0377
(shelter workshop for Salt Lake School District students and adults; sponsors several residentials for MR, ages 5 through adult)
# Developmental Training Systems, Inc. (DTSI)
586 40th St. (Laura)
Ogden, Ut. 394-3874
(provides day training, learning and service opportunity for DD adults to include self-help, socialization and employment training)
# EBCE at Highland High
2166 S. 1700 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-4343
(career exploration program for at-risk regular education students)
# EBCET (Experience-Based Career Education Training)
2166 S. 1700 E. (Charlie)
SLC, Ut. 484-4343-180
(transition program for students at risk for drugs and atrition)
Jordan District Cluster Units
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition)
# Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services (Youth Works Services)
622 W. 500 N. (Bruce, and Iyanna Muna) SLC, Ut. 539-1590
(offers summer and fall jobs for at-risk citizen students 14-18 yr olds in house remodeling for low income home owners)
# Salt Lake Valley Habitat for Humanity
716 E. 4500 S. (Melissa)
SLC, Ut. 263-0136
(15 year and older volunteers build homes for low-income families and gain skills and service experience)
Turning Point Program
550 E. 300 S.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-4134
(offers life management, self-esteem, decision-making and career assistance)
# VITAL (Kearns High)
5525 S. 4800 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7500
(drug and behavioral transition from high school to career)
Weber/Roy High School Transition Model
(check directory)
(nationally-recognized High School transition program)
295
Social Security Offices, local
(for addressing SSI concerns)
Social Security Administration
202 W. 4th S.
National Hotline
Moab
Murray Branch
Ogden Administration Office
Provo Office
Salt Lake Office
5296 S. 320 W.
324 25th St.
173 E. 1st N.
202 W. 4th S.
SLC, Ut.
via Grand Junction, Colo.
Murray, Ut.
Ogden, Ut.
Provo, Ut.
SLC, Ut.
524-4115
1-800-772-1213
# 1-888-883-5621
355-3500
625-5623
377-5650
524-4115
Special-needs Awareness
(see also Advocate Organizations, Information and Referral Resources, Parent Support
Groups, and Preventive and Emergency Resources)
# American Cancer Society and Information Center
# Asian Affairs, State Office of
941 E. 3300 S. (1-800-227-2345)
SLC, Ut. 483-1500
(provides funds for cancer research and public awareness)
324 S. State St. (Moon Ji)
SLC, Ut. 538-8883
(facilitates increased ethnic and minorities awareness among state and other agencies)
Awareness Groups
(deaf-blind awareness groups)
Breakthrough Foundation
(group to help handicapped accept their situation)
Children's Defense Fund
www.childrensdefense.org
(financial and otherwise advocacy for handicapped children)
120 N. 200 W. Room 411
SLC, Ut. 538-4200
(funding and advocacy for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (DSPD Central Region) 655 E. 4500 S. (Georgia Baddley)
SLC, Ut. 264-7620
(provides funding and advocacy based on a critical needs assessment for persons with high-risk disabilities)
# Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired (DSBVI)
250 N. 1950 W. #B (Michelle Volger)
SLC, Ut. 323-4343
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
#
Ogden Services for the Blind
150 N. Washington Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 395-6322
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
#
Provo Services for the Blind
150 E. Center Street #3300
Provo, Ut. 374-7705
(provides counseling, education and independence training for visually-disabled persons 16 and older)
# Epilepsy Foundation of Utah
275 E. South Temple
SLC, Ut. 534-0210
(information, support, and public awareness re: epilepsy)
Governor's Advisory Council for DSVH
(information to Board of Education re: needs of blind)
# Governor’s Committee on Employ. of Persons with Disabil., Utah
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7781
(public awareness re: handicapped employment)
# Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities
533-4128
(responsible for planning, monitoring, evaluating and advocating on behalf of the developmentally disabled)
# Governor’s Guide to Gang Prevention and Intervention Program
SLC, Ut. 538-1031
(also 325-5820)
# Heart Association, Utah Affiliate, American
1937 S. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 484-3838
(heart-research funding, classes and public information)
# Division of Services for People with Disabilities (Administration)
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# Information and Referral Center (211)
1025 S. 700 W.
(211) or SLC, Ut. 978-3333
(provides information re: human service programs in linking people with needed services)
Information and Referral Program for the Handicapped
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 538-7550
(call Ut. St. Off. Of Educ.)
(computer information re:special-needs programs)
* Information and Referral Services (Easter Seals Society)
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486- 3778
(information re: human service programs)
# Information Center (Salt Lake Library)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 524-8200
# Kids On The Block (Assistance League of Salt Lake City)
# Legislative Coalition for Persons With Disabilities
Mental Health Association in Utah
PO Box 9353
SLC, Ut. 484-3401
(provides disability, gang, divorce, LD and abuse-awareness puppet shows)
275 E. South Temple #201
SLC, Ut. 363-3300
(facilitates legislative handicapped-awareness)
1800 S. West Temple
SLC, Ut.596-3705
(promotes public awareness and acceptance of mental illness)
Parent Resource Library (USU)
(information re: handicapped, includes videos)
Project Opportunity
(call Self-Determination, Inc. 268-9811)
# Utah Chapter for Prevention of Child Abuse
#
#
#
#
#
(promotes community DD/MR transition awareness)
40 E. South Temple #350-12
SLC, Ut. 532-3404
(public awareness and programs. re: child abuse)
Utah Children
757 E. South Temple #250
SLC, Ut. 364-1182
(policy-making organization on behalf of children whose parents are least able to maintain and protect them)
Utah Issues
1385 W. Indiana Ave. (Bill)
SLC, Ut. 521-2035
(advocates for single parents and low-income persons regarding low-income issues)
Utah Parent Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #110 (Helen Post)
SLC, Ut. 272-1051
(education, information and advocacy for parents in securing rightful education, support and funding re: special-needs children)
Utah Society for Prevention of Blindness
661 S. 200 E.
SLC, Ut. 524-2020
(public awareness programs re: blindness)
Utah State Coordinator for Gifted and Talented Children
250 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut.
(promotes materials and awareness re: the gifted)
Volunteer Center, The (Salt Lake Community Services Center)
1025 S. 700 W.
SLC, Ut. 978-2452
(clearinghouse and coordination for volunteerism)
Speech-Language-Hearing and Communication Resources
(See also Hospitals, Parent Support Groups, Preschools for Special-needs Children,
National Toll-Free Resource Numbers, and School Districts)
Advocacy/Information/Funds
# Center for Disabled Students (WSU)
3750 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-0934
(advocacy for LD and physically disabled)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides diagnostic services for communication-disordere. Also includes medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Directory for Speech-Language-Hearing in Utah
(a comprehensive state listing)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities) (also offers augmentative and alternative communication helps)
Mainstream on Call
(see Cal)
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
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Advocacy/Information/Funds (Continued)
Occupational Hearing Services
1-800-222-EARS
On Call
(see Cal)
* Parent Advisory Council / Utah School for the Deaf
(hotline re: speech and hearing rights and legislation)
1780 S. Orchard Drive
Bountiful, Ut. 292-9978
* Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-service programs for low-income and handicapped includes adaptive summer camps from 7 am to 6 pm)
# Utah Association for the Deaf, Inc.
5709 S. 1500 W. (Dennis Platt)
SLC, Ut. 288-2159
(advocacy program operated by and for the deaf)
Utah Registry of Interpreters for Deaf
ph. 373-3260
(Patsy Vandegraf, president)
Utah Scholarship Foundation for the Deaf
514 S. 2325 W. (Barb Bass)
Roy, Ut.
(funds for higher education for the deaf)
Utah Speech Language Hearing Association
P.O. Box 171363
Holladay, Ut.
(see Cal)
(state license and professional organization)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Animal Assistance
# International Hearing Dog, Inc.
5901 E. 89th Ave. (Martha) Henderson, Co. 303-287-3277
(provides trained dogs for assistance of eligible hearing-impaired or deaf persons)
Assessment
Augmentative Communication Team
(see Cal)
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(assesses and augments disordered communication)
Autism-related
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
(Pete Nicholas)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
Utah Program for Autistic Children
(teaching program for autistic children ages 5-9)
Awareness
Awareness Groups
(awareness programs for the deaf and deaf/blind)
Communication-disordered
Jordan District Cluster Units
9361 S. 400 E.
Sandy, Ut. 565-7100
(Jordan District multi-service DD continuum and transition; includes Communication-Disordered Preschool)
Counseling
# Mental Health Services for the Deaf (EVMH)
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
1141 E. 3900 S. #A170 (Sheryl Ginsburg) SLC, Ut. 264-2315
(seee Salt Lake Valley Mental Health)
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
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Deaf-blind
# Canyon Rim Elementary
3005 S. 2900 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7180
(offers a kindergarten/first grade class for deaf/blind and special-needs children)
# Helen Keller National Center
1880 S. Pierce St. #5
Lakewood, Co. 303-934-9037
(a telephone or on-site resource for deaf-blind and those working with deaf-blind persons)
Helen Keller Utah Affiliate Deaf-blind Project
(promotes independence and security for deaf-blind persons)
Sensory-Impaired Program
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 298-3311
(home-based intervention for multi-sensory impaired)
Utah Deaf-Blind Affiliate Project (DRS)
388 N. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut.
(call DRS—538-7530)
(education and resources for Utah’s deaf-blind)
Utah Parents of Deaf-Blind Children
5020 Kiwana Drive
Ogden, Ut. 479-1601
(deaf-blind parent support groups)
Diagnostic
Bountiful Hearing Center
(see Cal)
BYU Speech and Hearing Clinic
(provides audiological testing)
(diagnoses and therapy for the speech and hearing impaired)
# Children with Special Health Care Needs (CSHCN)
44 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8284
(provides diagnostic services for communication-disordere. Also includes medical diagnoses and limited treatment funds)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Hearing, Speech and Vision Services
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8215
(State Health Department provision of diagnostic and program services for communication disordered)
Hearing Van
(see Christine Wood or Cal)
# Monte Vista Diagnostic Center
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1040
(provides itinerant educational assessments for children 0-18)
* Ogden Speech and Hearing Center
3435 Harrison Boulevard #4
Ogden, Ut. 399-5601
(private diagnoses, rehabilitation and services center)
Utah Speech-Language-Hearing Clinics
(see Cal)
(see Bureau of Communication Disorders)
Equipment/Materials/Technology
# Audio Enhancement
12613 S. Redwood Road
Augmentative Communication Team
(see Cal)
Earobics Program (Granite School District)
Help, Inc.
Total Communication
S.L./Provo
Ogden/Logan
Riverton, Ut. 254-9263
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(assesses and augments disordered communication)
(a fun and games computer program for children with phonemic problems)
290 N. 100 E.
Provo, Ut.
(provides hearing aids, glasses and medical equipment to needy)
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 487-8105
(deaf extension school includes use of alternative and augmentative communication)
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631
(deaf extension school includes use of alternative and augmentative communication)
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Equipment/Materials/Technology(Continued)
# Utah Learning Resource Center
2290 E. 4500 S. #220 1-800-662-6624 SLC, Ut. 272-3431
(provides special education materials loans and training , as well as information for teachers serving children with disabilities)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Utah/USSAAC
(see Cal)
(a society promoting augmentative communication in Utah)
Valley View Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
(call PCMC—588-2000—ask re: PCMC Sp. Clinics NSEW) (PCMC extension clinic includes augmentative communication)
Visual Phonics
(ph. Book)
(teaches deaf speech via sound-assimilated gestures)
Hearing-impaired
# Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf
P. O. Box 27461 (Thais Williams)
SLC, Ut. 944-5879
(promotes oral education for the Deaf, TDD 944-5879)
Awareness Groups
(awareness programs for the deaf and deaf/blind)
hearing hotline
(hearing hotline 1-800-424-8576)
Better Hearing Institute
(see Cal)
Bountiful Hearing Center
(see Cal)
# Coalition Group (Utah Schools for the Deaf)
(provides audiological testing)
SLC, Ut. 629-4700
(Utah School for the Deaf and Blind)
Deaf Preschool (Extention School for the Deaf)
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(see Cal)
(oral and total communication training for ages 3-5)
# Deaf/Blind Services (Utah School for the Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4730
(provides a continuum of services for eligible deaf/blind children and students from birth to 21 years)
# East Millcreek Elementary
3761 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 263-6125
(includes preschool for ages 3-5 for special-needs children, and programs for the deaf, and headstart)
ENT Clinic (UUMC)
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-8915
(full-service ENT facility for all ages)
# Hearing, Speech and Vision Services
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8215
(State Health Department provision of diagnostic and program services for communication disordered)
Hearing Van
(see Christine Wood or Cal)
# International Hearing Dog, Inc.
5901 E. 89th Ave. (Martha) Henderson, Co. 303-287-3277
(provides trained dogs for assistance of eligible hearing-impaired or deaf persons)
Interpreters
Bountiful and Midvale, Ut.
(Call May Varley)
# Interwest Interpreting (sign language interpreting)
(Amy)
SLC, Ut. 866-224-7683
(vicky@interwestinterpreting.com)(vicky@interwestinterpreting.com)
# Jordan Resource Center
332 W. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7584
(school for severelly behavior-disordered students kindergarten through age 22, to include OT/PT and other visual/hearing services)
National Crisis Center for the Deaf
(see Cal)
(TDD only 1-800-446-9876)
National Hearing Aid Society
1-800-521-5247
(see Cal)
* Ned C. Wheeler Scholastic Foundation for Deaf
5124 S. 2325 W.
Roy, Ut. 825-5481
and Blind
Occupational Hearing Services
1-800-222-EARS
Oral/Aural PTA at Utah School for the Deaf
Ogden, Ut. 867 399-9631
(parent support organization for deaf students in oral programs)
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Hearing-impaired(Continued)
Osmond Center
Parent Group for Utah Valley Deaf
Provo, Ut. BYU-0507
(parent support group for families of the deaf)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
# PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab North
545 W. 500 S. #130
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab South
870 E. 9400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab West
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 964-4060
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
* Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Project Insite
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 295-8963
(complete programs for children with both sensory and physical losses)
Salt Lake Hearing and Speech Center
1220 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut.
(see Cal)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
* Self-Help for Hard of Hearing People
2761 E. 300 N.
Layton, Ut. 544-9753
Sensory-Impaired Program
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 298-3311
(home-based intervention for multi-sensory impaired)
3590 W. 90 S. #340
West Jordan, Ut. 569-0400
* Speech and Hearing Clinic
Speech and Hearing Clinic (BYU)
1190 N. 900 E. 133 TLRB
Provo, Ut. 374-4317
(diagnostic and therapy for speech and hearing patients)
# Speech Therapy, Public and Private
see Speech-Language and
Hearing Resources
(see also School Districts, local)
# Stewart Rehabilitation Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 398-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
Total Communication
S.L./Provo
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 487-8105
(deaf extension school includes use of alternative and augmentative communication)
Ogden/Logan
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631
(deaf extension school includes use of alternative and augmentative communication)
* Tripod 2901 N. Keystone St.
Burbank, Calif. 818-972-2080
(Services for Hearing Impaired 1-800-352-8888)
# University of Utah Speech and Hearing Clinic (U of U)
Behavior Science Building #1313
SLC, Ut. 581-3506
(comprehensive speech-language-hearing services; also has preschool for ages 0-5)
# University of Utah (Sugarhouse Rehab Services)
1138 Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 581-2221
(provides PT, OT and speech therapy services under UUHC)
# Utah Alcoholism Foundation Freedom Program
2880 S. Main St. #210
SLC, Ut. 487-3276
(services to the hearing-impaired relative to drug or alcohol-contracted services)
# Utah Association for the Deaf, Inc.
5709 S. 1500 W. (Dennis Platt)
SLC, Ut. 288-2159
(advocacy program operated by and for the deaf)
# Utah Community Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(services include signing and independent living classes)
Utah Oral Adult Deaf (U of U)
221A Milton Bennion Building
SLC, Ut. 581-8441
(see Cal)
(hearing group using only spoken language communication)
Utah Registry of Interpreters for Deaf
ph. 373-3260
(Patsy Vandegraf, president)
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Hearing-impaired(Continued)
Utah Scholarship Foundation for the Deaf
514 S. 2325 W. (Barb Bass)
Roy, Ut.
(funds for higher education for the deaf)
# Utah School for Deaf and Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-91, 629-4700
(includes residential and extension programs and preschool for deaf-blind)
#
S.L. Extension School for Deaf and Blind
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(includes extension preschool for deaf-blind)
# Utah State Division of Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
5709 S. 1500 W.
Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4860
(provides assistive device service, social and recreational activities, outreach and interpretation for deaf and multipli-disabled persons)
Utah/USSAAC
(see Cal)
(a society promoting augmentative communication in Utah)
Valley View Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
(call PCMC—588-2000—ask re: PCMC Sp. Clinics NSEW) (PCMC extension clinic includes augmentative communication)
Visual Phonics
(ph. Book)
(teaches deaf speech via sound-assimilated gestures)
Visually Handicapped Parent Group
388 N. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut. 533-5997
(coordinated by the Utah Community Center for the Deaf)
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
Home Stimulation
# Infant Development Program
see Health Departments, local
(PHN home stimulation program)
Medical
Oral Care Center, Inc.
1225 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 266-8891
(provides dental prevention oral surgery and services to special-needs population)
Preschool/Kindergarten/Headstart
# Developmental Preschools for DD kids
see Preschools
for special-needs children
(see Preschools for the Handicapped)
# Diagnostic/Developmental Kindergarten
see individual
see School Districts, local
(high in-put kindergarten)
# Early Learning Center (at Guadelupe Center)
129 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(offers preschool for 3-4 year olds; kindergarten-3rd grade, and home education for moms of birth to 3 year olds)
# East Millcreek Elementary
3761 S. 1100 E.
SLC, Ut. 263-6125
(includes preschool for ages 3-5 for special-needs children, and programs for the deaf, and headstart)
# Headstart (administration via Central City CAP)
952 E. 900 S. (Charles Ashcraft)
SLC, Ut. 961-7809
(preschools for special-needs and low income students; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
#
Davis Early Head Start Headstart
320 S. 500 E.
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
#
320 S. 500 E.
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#
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#
Davis Headstart
Kaysville, Ut. 546-7309
(includes 23 sites)
Granite Headstart/Preschool Special Education
4901 S. 4720 W.
Kearns, Ut. 964-7986
(Granite School District services for preschool-aged children who qualify)
Head Start Centers (Salt Lake Community Action Program)
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(nine sites)
Headstart Day Care
952 E. 900 S.
SLC, Ut. 359-8749
(preschools for special-needs and low income children ages 3-4; Utah also has Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Jordan Head Start
217 E. 7800 S.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7317
(offers 18 sites)
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Preschool/Kindergarten/Headstart (Continued)
#
Kids On The Move Head Start
#
Matheson Headstart
475 W. 260 N.
Orem, Ut. 221-9930
#
1240 American Beauty Drive
SLC, Ut. 578-8173
(preschools for special-needs and low income; Utah also has migrant, Indian and Chicano Headstart facilities)
Migrant Headstart (Centro de la Familia of Utah)
320 W. 200 S.
SLC, Ut. 521-4473
(HEAT---394-9774)
(Spanish service provides headstart to Migrant Worker children)
Mountainland Head Start
264 W. 300 N.
Provo, Ut. 375-7981
#
Murray Head Start Lab School
#
74 W. 6100 S.
Murray, Ut. 264-7491
# Interpreters for the Deaf
5709 S. 1500 W. (Jane Tucker) Taylorsville, Ut. 263-4870
(Div. of Serv. for Deaf and Hard of Hearing; includes voice and TTY) (see Jane Anglin at the Utah Community Center for the Deaf)
# Jordan Valley Child Developmental Center
7501 S. 1000 E.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7590
(child development for DD preschoolers ages 2 to school age)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
Parent Infant Program (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 399-9631 EXT. 238
(home and extention stimulation programs)
# Parkview Elementary School
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC,Ut. 974-8304
(DD/MR training for children ages 3 through elementary grades)
# Parkview Preschool
1250 W. Mead Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-8304
DD preschool for ages 3-5 at district expense)
# Preschool Group Home (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
#
Freemont Elementary (CBTU Extension for Granite District)
4249 S. 1425 W. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 263-6105
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental Health)
#
Ridgecrest Elementary (CBTU Extension for Jordan District)
1800 E. 7200 S. (Robin)
SLC, Ut. 944-2904
(early intervention preschool for autistic children through mental health)
Preschool Planning and Development Grant, DSPD
120 N. 200 W.
SLC, Ut. 628-2201
# Preschool s and Nurseries
Yellow Pages: Day Nurseries
and Child Care
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Kindergarten, and
Preschool for Handicapped)
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
Infant Therapy
and Pre-Schools
(see Preschools for Handicapped)
for Special-needs Children
(small child groups in developmental settings)
815 N. 800 W.
Provo, Ut. 374-4966
(home and center-based DD/MR preschool)
Schools, Nurseries and
#
Preschools, Therapeutic,
#
Pre-academic Preschools
Regional Early Childhood Education Program (RECEP)
Speech Therapy
Fast Forward
(a computer program which slows sounds for teaching speech)
National Center for Stuttering
1-800-221-2483
(see Cal)
# PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab North
545 W. 500 S. #130
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab South
870 E. 9400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
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Speech-Language-Hearing and Communication Resources (Continued)
Speech Therapy (Continued)
# PCMC Rehab West
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 964-4060
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
* Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Pediatric Therapy Services
565 E. 4500 S. #A205
Murray, Ut. 266-2691
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
754 S. 400 E.
Orem, Ut. 225-1407
(provides speech, physical and occupational therapy)
Salt Lake Hearing and Speech Center
1220 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut.
(see Cal)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
Sensory-Impaired Program
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 298-3311
(home-based intervention for multi-sensory impaired)
* Speech and Hearing Clinic
3590 W. 90 S. #340
West Jordan, Ut. 569-0400
Speech and Hearing Clinic (BYU)
1190 N. 900 E. 133 TLRB
Provo, Ut. 374-4317
(diagnostic and therapy for speech and hearing patients)
# Speech Therapy, Public and Private
see Speech-Language and
Hearing Resources
(see also School Districts, local)
# Stewart Rehabilitation Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 398-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
# University of Utah Speech and Hearing Clinic (U of U)
Behavior Science Building #1313
SLC, Ut. 581-3506
(comprehensive speech-language-hearing services; also has preschool for ages 0-5)
# University of Utah (Sugarhouse Rehab Services)
1138 Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 581-2221
(provides PT, OT and speech therapy services under UUHC)
Valley View Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
(call PCMC—588-2000—ask re: PCMC Sp. Clinics NSEW) (PCMC extension clinic includes augmentative communication)
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
Support
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
(
hearin g hotline
Better Hearing Institute
(see Cal)
# Canyon Rim Elementary
)
(hearing hotline 1-800-424-8576)
3005 S. 2900 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7180
(offers a kindergarten/first grade class for deaf/blind and special-needs children)
# Center for Disabilities Services (U of U) 200 S. Central Campus Dr. 162 Union Building
SLC, Ut. 581-5020
(provides services for university-afilliated persons with disabilities, contact Olga Nadeau)
Deafness Parent Group (PIP), Utah School for the Deaf
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut.
(see Cal)
International Association for Parents of the Deaf
Salt Lake Chapter
SLC, Ut.
(see Cal)
(PTA-type group for parents of deaf)
# Learning Disabilities Association of Utah (LDAU)
P.O. Box 651052 (current president)
SLC, Ut. 463-3890
(parent support group re: persons with learning disabilities)
Parent Group for Utah Valley Deaf
Provo, Ut. BYU-0507
(parent support group for families of the deaf)
Visually Handicapped Parent Group
388 N. 400 E.
Bountiful, Ut. 533-5997
(coordinated by the Utah Community Center for the Deaf)
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Treatment/Training/Education
Augmentative Communication Team
(see Cal)
BYU Speech and Hearing Clinic
288 N. 1460 W.
SLC, Ut.
(assesses and augments disordered communication)
(diagnoses and therapy for the speech and hearing impaired)
3005 S. 2900 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7180
# Canyon Rim Elementary
(offers a kindergarten/first grade class for deaf/blind and special-needs children)n
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides structured behavior modification training and an autistic pre school)
# Children's Center, The
1855 Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 582-5534
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(in-depth psychosocial intervention for disturbed children)
# Children's Center Group Homes, The
5242 S. 4820 W.
Kearns, Ut. 966-4251
(for emotional and behavioral preschool children)
Cottonwood Speech Therapy
5770 S. 250 E. #325
SLC, Ut. 314-2089
(provides PT and augmentative communication)
Deaf Preschool (Extention School for the Deaf)
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(see Cal)
(oral and total communication training for ages 3-5)
# Deaf/Blind Services (Utah School for the Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4730
(provides a continuum of services for eligible deaf/blind children and students from birth to 21 years)
# Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI) (administration)
535 E. 4500 S. #D240
SLC, Ut. 266-3939
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5; also provides supported employment services for DD adults)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
3540 S. 5600 W.
WVC, Ut. 957-0855
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
#
Developmental Disabilities, Inc. Vantage (DDI)
144 S. 400 E.
SLC, Ut. 531-1719
(center-based training and play groups for DD children ages 0-5)
# Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities) (also offers augmentative and alternative communication helps)
# Jean Massiew School (Utah Deaf and Literacy)
1530 W. 12600 S. #3
Riverton, Ut. 253-1331 TTY
(a charter public school providing academic and social excellence to students through a bilingual and bi-cultural environment)
John Tracy Clinic
806 W. Adams Boulevard
LA, Calif. 213-748-5481
(correspondence course for parents working with deaf children)
# Jordan Resource Center
332 W. Center St.
Midvale, Ut. 565-7584
(school for severelly behavior-disordered students kindergarten through age 22, to include OT/PT and other visual/hearing services)
# Monte Vista Preschool and School
100 S. 200 E.
Farmington, Ut. 451-1035
(center-based preschool and school for special-needs children birth through school age)
* Ogden Speech and Hearing Center
3435 Harrison Boulevard #4
Ogden, Ut. 399-5601
(private diagnoses, rehabilitation and services center)
Oquirrh Hills Developmental Center, and DD Preschool
(DD training and transition center)
Osmond Center
# PCMC Out-Patient Rehabilitation
100 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 588-3950
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an in and out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab North
545 W. 500 S. #130
Bountiful, Ut. 292-8665
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab South
870 E. 9400 S.
Sandy, Ut. 571-1223
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
# PCMC Rehab West
3845 W. 4700 S. #102
Kearns, Ut. 964-4060
(provides OT/PT as well as augmentative and general speech-language-hearing services on an out-patient basis)
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Treatment/Training/Education(Continued)
* Pediatric Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah
5030 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 476-5775
(comprehensive and out-patient rehabilitativ services)
Project Insite
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 295-8963
(complete programs for children with both sensory and physical losses)
# Speech Therapy, Public and Private
see Speech-Language and
Hearing Resources
(see also School Districts, local)
# Stewart Rehabilitation Center
3939 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 398-2080
(comprehensive in and out-patient rehabilitation, Mckay-Dee Hospital)
# University of Utah Speech and Hearing Clinic (U of U)
Behavior Science Building #1313
SLC, Ut. 581-3506
(comprehensive speech-language-hearing services; also has preschool for ages 0-5)
# University of Utah (Sugarhouse Rehab Services)
1138 Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 581-2221
(provides PT, OT and speech therapy services under UUHC)
# Utah School for Deaf and Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-91, 629-4700
(includes residential and extension programs and preschool for deaf-blind)
#
S.L. Extension School for Deaf and Blind
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(includes extension preschool for deaf-blind)
Valley View Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
(call PCMC—588-2000—ask re: PCMC Sp. Clinics NSEW) (PCMC extension clinic includes augmentative communication)
Visual Arts Institute
1835 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 487-7855
(academic school for frustrated, artistically-inclined or non-verbal students)
# Voluntary Improvement Program (at Guadelupe Schools)
29 N. 600 W.
SLC, Ut. 531-6100
(volunteer tutoring at Guadelupe Schools)
Wasatch Counseling and Wasatch Speech and Hearing Clinic
1580 E. 3900 S.
SLC, Ut. 277-8339
(comprehensive individual and family counseling specializing in incest)
Visual Impairment
# Coalition Group (Utah Schools for the Deaf)
and Blind
SLC, Ut. 629-4700
(Utah School for the Deaf and Blind)
# Deaf/Blind Services (Utah School for the Deaf and Blind)
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 629-4730
(provides a continuum of services for eligible deaf/blind children and students from birth to 21 years)
# Hearing, Speech and Vision Services
44 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 584-8215
(State Health Department provision of diagnostic and program services for communication disordered)
# School Districts, local
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(local multi-service educational organizations)
Sensory-Impaired Program
846 20th St.
Ogden, Ut. 298-3311
(home-based intervention for multi-sensory impaired)
# Utah School for Deaf and Blind
742 Harrison Boulevard
Ogden, Ut. 399-91, 629-4700
(includes residential and extension programs and preschool for deaf-blind)
#
S.L. Extension School for Deaf and Blind
2870 Conner St.
SLC, Ut. 464-0840
(includes extension preschool for deaf-blind)
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Summer Programs, Camps, Work Experience
and Enrichment Resources
(see also Recreation, Fitness Activities and Enrichment Resources for Special-needs Children)
Camps
# Aspen Grove Family Camp (BYU Alumni House)
Autistic Sibling Camp
P.O. Box 22460
Provo, Ut. 84602 225-9554
(provides rustic cabin facilities for the week-long benefit of entire families)
(day camp activities for sibs re a variety of disabilities)
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
(facilities for benefit of entire families)
Camp Aspen Grove
Camp Fire, Inc.
(youth development for boys and girls thrugh camp and service)
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
# Camp Rogers (YMCA)
3098 Highland Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(a 3 or 5-day Uintah camp with horses, archery, mountain biking, outdoor and challenge education, and arts and crafts; eight per cabin)
# Camp Utada
1245 E. Brickyard Rd.
SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(summer camp sponsored by American Diabetes Association, Utah Chapter or Affilliate)
# Camp Wapiti (Elks-sponsored)
John Paulos (Charlie Hand-363-3024)
435-822-0508
(week-long cabin stays by Tooele for persons with such special-needs conditions as diabetes, cancer, hemophelia and deafness)
# Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing adaptive recreation, before and after school programs)
Church of the Nazarene
SLC, Ut.
(among services provided are adaptive day camps for special-needs persons)
# Club Ute (U of U Youth Education Office)
1901 E. S. Campus Dr. Rm. 1619 (Lucy) SLC, Ut. 581-6984
(week-long summer camps to include sports, outdoor rec., creative arts, science, guest artists, field trips, overnighters & river trips)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
# Cystic Fibrosis Camp
50 N. Medical Drive
SLC, Ut. 581-7397
(Cystic Fibrosis-sponsored week-long summer camp)
# Diabetes Association Camp(see camp Utada)
1245 E. Brickyard Rd. (1-800-342-2383) SLC, Ut. 363-3024
(week-long Uintas camp in summer sponsored by the American Diabetes Association)
Easter Seals Camp
1131 S. Main
Centerville, Ut. 295-1360
(at Davis Episcopal of the Resurrection Christ Church)
# Easter Seals Teen Camp
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides summer camps for special-needs persons)
# Excells Expeditions
Lab of Leisure Research
SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(summer camp to include ADHD and some court-referred children ages 9-12)
# Girl Scouts, Utah Council
445 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 265-8472
(creates character-building programs for girls 6-17)
# Guitar Camp for Young People
(www.youth.utah.edu)
SLC, Ut. 581-6984
(a summer week-long program for 12-18 year old intermediate guitarists and bass players, followed by a recital)
# Hemophelia Foundation, Utah
5635 S. Waterbury Way #C-102 (Linda) SLC, Ut. 273-7471
(education, residentials and services for families of hemophelia victims; also sponsors a week-long wilderness camp)
# Jewish Community Center
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0098
(recreation center includes programs for special-needs children)
# Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U) 1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
# Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter)
Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
Kids Together (school-related)
(offers four-day camp trips, which are sponsored by various companies)
# Kiwanis-Felt Recreation Center
440 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2064
(comprehensive community recreation program , day care and summer day camps)
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Camps (Continued)
LDS Day Camp
( call Sunshine Solutions 280-2697)
# Lions Club (see Eric Hansen)
(summer camps with socialization to include MR ages 6-12)
(Gladys, Geo. Merrick)
SLC, Ut. 250-5175
(also sponsors Boy Scouts for special-needs boys)
(LDS-sponsored youth development programs)
MIA for Special-needs Youth
Mill Hollow
by Woodland, Ut.
(outdoor recreational camapsite by Mill Hollow Lake for Granite District youth)
Logan, Ut.
(for children 8 on up who are serious in their music interests)
Music Camp
National Camp for Blind Children, local
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#
(summer/winter outdoor activities for the blind 9-19)
Nature Camp (NW Multi-purpose Center)
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(provides hiking, fishing, Dutch-oven cooking, first aid, nature crafts, & compass use, low-cost swimming, daycare & food bank serv.)
Palisades Pals, Inc.
302 S. Main St.
Manti, Ut. 835-0531
(multi-function lake and camp for families of special-needs children)
Parents Choice (Psychological Services)
1430 E. 4500 S.
SLC, Ut. 483-1600
(therapeutic 5 day a week summer programs for special-needs children ages 5-12 , Dr. Stephen Szykula, director)
PeaceTrees Summer Camp
Quest
Presbyterian “C” Street Day Camp
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Lab of Leisure Research
SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(year-around camp experiences to include ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
(5-day/week low-income, multi-cultural and religious awareness program)
Quest
Lab of Leisure Research
SLC, Ut. 585-7765
(year-around camp experiences to include ADHD and some court-referred youth up to age 15)
Regence BlueCross/BlueShield of Utah
2890 E. Cottonwood Parkway
SLC, Ut. 333-2100
(provides funds for such activities as summer camps and recreational fees for qualifying special-needs persons)
Reid Ranch (Youth Summer Reading Camp)
3310 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 1-800-468-3274
(www.reidranch.com)(a wide range of basic reading skills offered at a scenic Uintah ranch setting w/ numerous outdoor activities)
Royal Kids Camp (church-sponsored)day camp for foster children
(Val Lowry)
SLC, Ut. 538-4021
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Salt Lake Community College (DRC)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
Salt Lake County Adaptive Programs
April Reynolds -533-3058
(also call Kurt--561-0075)
Sibling Camp (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way (Anna Wandalowshi)
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(4-day summer camp for sibs of children with autism, whether with CBTU or not)
Salt Lake Community Action Program
8446 S. 340 W.
Midvale, Ut. 255-3516
(multi-serv. such as food, clothing, & housing assist for low-income & handicapped includes adaptive summer camps fr. 7 am to 6 pm)
Sunshine Solutions (administration via Utah Boys Ranch)
5500 Bagley Park Rd. (Eric)
West Jordan, Ut. 280-2697
(provides day camps for special-needs children, sponsored by Boys Ranch, working for social and other skills development)
Teen Scope (UNI)
501 Chipeta Way (Nancy, intake)
SLC, Ut. 583-2500
(includes day summer camps provide education, recreation therapy and counseling for behaviorally-disturbed youth 13 and over)
Utah Independent Living Center, Inc.
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(offers a 6-wk summer program for cooking, budgeting, and bus training for youth 14-23)
Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U)
1390 E. Presidents Circle
SLC, Ut. 578-8287
(summer discovery camps providing a variety of classes, experiments and outings for curious science enthusiasts ages 4-12)
Wheeler Historic Farm
6351 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 264-2212
(S.L.Co.-operated facility also provides old-time farm experience, with a fishing pond)
Wrestling Camp (Taylorsville High School)
5225 S. Redwood Rd. (Coach Campbell) SLC, Ut. 263-6153
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3098 Highla nd Drive # 290
SLC, Ut. 466-6299
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
7631 Chapel St. (425 W. (Jeff)
Midvale, Ut.
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
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Camps (Continued)
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#
YMCA (at Whittier Elementary)
1568 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-4846
(sponsors Camp Rogers, a summer mountain-type day damp, autumn programming and after school activities for youth)
Youth Camp (Northwest Multipurpose Center)
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(summer day camp activities to include children ages 6-12 with mild disabilities)
Educational, Crafts
# Alpine Autistic Summer School
(Bruce/Susan Hanks) Highland, Ut. 756-4566
(private co-op sponsored by parents of several autistic children)
# Baptist Concern Center
1235 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 972-5708
(non-discriminating service provided to anyone in need, such as food, diapers, life-skills training, tutoring and summer activities)
# Boy and Cub Scout Special-needs Programs
525 Foothill Drive (Reed Hall)
SLC, Ut. 582-3663
(for scouting needs of disabled boys)
# Boy Scouts of America (information for pack or troop referral)
525 Foothill Drive (Pat Brown) SLC, Ut. 582-3663 ext. 246
(cub, boy, varsity and explorer experience, education and character-building programs for boys 7-18, as well as high school-age girls)
# Children's Behavior Therapy Unit (CBTU)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(provides summer school for autistic children, structured behavior modification training, and an autistic pre school)
# Children’s Museum
840 N. 300 W.
SLC, Ut. 322-5268
(multi-faceted, scientific-oriented experiences)
# Community Education
see Individual
School Districts, local
(community educational alternatives)
Continuing Education, Division of
(U of U classes available for non-students also)
Extended School Year (ESY) (Heartland Elementary)
(Dave Morasco)
(summer school for qualified children in Jordan District who have regressed significantly in self-help areas)
# Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
# Guitar Camp for Young People
(www.youth.utah.edu)
SLC, Ut. 581-6984
(a summer week-long program for 12-18 year old intermediate guitarists and bass players, followed by a recital)
# Hartvigsen Community School (Granite Community Education)
350 E. 3605 S. (Alicia Davis or Kris)
SLC, Ut. 263-6055
(cultivates strength via bowling, arts/crafts, dance, music apprec., cooking & nutr., sports/rec., fieldtrips, & spec. sport celebrity guests)
Independent Living Center, The
# Junior Science Academy, Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U)
King’s English Book Shop Story Telling
# Library Systems
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1390 E. President’s Circle (Patti)
SLC, Ut. 581-6927
(alternative programs for youth with a Utah environmental focus)
(alternative summer educational experience)
(Salt Lake City)
209 E. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-5733
(multi-media information and material services; some have preschool-age reading hours)
Peterson Art Center (www.petersonartcenter.com)
1025 E. 2100 S.
SLC, Ut. 467-5444
(offers classes in art and pottery to varying age groups)
Pioneer Craft House, Inc.
3271 S. 500 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7131
(provides summertime handcraft and puppet programs)
Summer School
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(each district offers various summer educational, recreational and therapeutic programs)
Utah Independent Living Center, Inc.
3445 S. Main St. (Julie)
SLC, Ut. 466-5565
(advocates for independent living vs. residential re: various disabilities; includes 6 wk summer programs for youth 14-23)
Utah Museum of Natural History (U of U)
1390 E. Presidents Circle
SLC, Ut. 578-8287
(summer discovery camps providing a variety of classes, experiments and outings for curious science enthusiasts ages 4-12)
Very Special Arts, Inc., Utah (at Liberty Park)
SLC, Ut. 487-9497, 943-7069
(summer art activities primarily for special-needs persons)
# Wheeler Historic Farm
6351 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 264-2212
(S.L.Co.-operating facility provides “old-time” farm experience)
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Entertainment
# Hogle Zoo
Library Movies
2600 Sunnyside Ave.
SLC, Ut. 582-1631
(zoological park available to all. A docent could give hands-on experience)
(family-oriented, low-fee older movies in quasi movie setting)
# Pioneer Craft House, Inc.
3271 S. 500 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7131
(provides summertime handcraft and puppet programs)
Parent Teacher Association of Utah (PTA)
5192 S Greenpine Dr (460W)
SLC, Ut. 261-3100
(health and welfare advocacy for children; some PTA s sponsor movies, see School Districts, local)
# Wheeler Historic Farm
6351 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 264-2212
(S.L.Co.-operating facility provides “old-time” farm experience)
(Abravanel Hall)
Young People’s Concerts
Parks
# Adventure Learning Park
4800 W. 10400 N.
American Fork, Ut. 277-2440
(recreation park catering to special-needs persons)
(for information, call state or national parks departments)
Canyons
# Historic Sandy Museum
# Hogle Zoo
# Tracy Aviary
8744 Center St. (Donna)
Sandy, Ut. 566-0878
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2600 Sunnyside Ave.
SLC, Ut. 582-1631
(zoological park available to all. A docent could give hands-on experience)
550 E. 1200 S.
SLC, Ut. 322-2473
(provides an opportunity to observe various birds in an aviary setting)
Recreation/ Personal Enrichment and Sports (see also Recreation, Fitness and Enrichment Resources
for Special-needs Persons)
# Boys and Girls Club of Greater Salt Lake (administration)
450 S. 900 E. #300 (LeAnne)
SLC, Ut. 322-4411
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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Capitol West Boys and Girls Club
567 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 531-7652
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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244 E. Vine St
Midvale, Ut. 284-4253
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
Murray aboys and Girls Club
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South Salt Lake Boys and Girls Club
254 E. Gregson Ave.
SLC, Ut. 487-1130
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
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Sugarhouse Boys and Girls Club
968 Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 484-0841
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Boys and Girls Club of Utah County
1060 E. 150 N.
Provo, Ut. 370-4615
(for 6-12: after-school programs w/ limited busing; for 13-17: job/leadership preparation, anger mngt., and issues groups)
# Camp Kostopulos
2500 Emigration Canyon
SLC, Ut. 582-0700
(canyon outdoor and recreation and therapy for CP and other children with special-needs conditions)
Canyons
(for local informationcall state or national parks departments)
Central City Community Center
615 S. 300 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2062
(multi-purpose center providing adaptive recreation, before and after school programs)
# Copperview Community Center, Day Care for Handicapped
8446 S. Harrison St. (Karrie 561-0075)
SLC, Ut. 565-9233
(includes before and after school programs, adaptive rec. and summer day camps, adult socialization and super day trips for teens)
Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center
7500 S. 2700 E.
SLC, Ut. 943-3160
(includes swimming, skateboard park and other innovative attractions)
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Courage Reins
# Draper Dell Stables
Draper, Ut. 572-4069
(provides therapeutic horseback riding)
# East Millcreek Recreation Center
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2230 Evergreen Ave.
SLC, Ut. 272-2243
(before and after sch. progs., in-door soccer and flagball, baton and cheer leading training, self-defense classes, and girls basketball)
Easter Seals Fun and Fitness Program
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(therapeutic programming for LD students, using a gestalt approach)
Easter Seals Society of Utah, Inc.
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides multi-service programming and funds for physical disabilities)
Easter Seals Teen Camp
638 E. Wilmington Ave.
SLC, Ut. 486-3778
(provides summer camps for special-needs persons)
Family Council, State
698 Ridge Lane (Phoebe)
Alpine, Ut. 801-756-3995
(offers monthly info & resources shared councils for persons w/ disabil.; also summer progs., counseling, employment & transition assist.)
Family Fitness Center, West Valley City
(provides swimming and other fitness activities daily or with annual passes for individuals or families)
Freedom Riders (Equestrian Club)
3435 Harrison Blvd. (Steve Spencer) Ogden, Ut. 392-2200
(summer horseback riding therapy at Weber Co. Fairgrounds, in cooperation with Felt and Spencer Physical Therapy)
Gene Fullmer Fitness Center
2200 W.
W. Jordan, Ut.
(includes swimming and fitness equipment)
Guitar Camp for Young People
(www.youth.utah.edu)
SLC, Ut. 581-6984
(a summer week-long program for 12-18 year old intermediate guitarists and bass players, followed by a recital)
Hartvigsen Community School (bowling) (Granite Community Education)
Healing Hoofs (Stables at Saratoga)
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(a horseback riding stable reportedly good in therapy for special-needs youth)
Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Utah
8074 S. 1300 E.
(Bonna)
Sandy, Ut. 561-3400
(a comprehensive acute injury rehabilitative facility with adaptive recreation and adventure for children through adults)
Historic Sandy Museum
8744 Center St. (Donna)
Sandy, Ut. 566-0878
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Holladay Lions Fitness and Recreation Center
Holladay, Ut. 424-0621
(includes slides and indoor swimming)
Jewish Community Center
2416 E. 1700 S.
SLC, Ut. 581-0098
(recreation center includes programs for special-needs children)
Kearns Recreation Center
5670 S. 4800 W. (Terri Wachter) Kearns, Ut. 967-4404
(recreation activities, day camps, as well as youth counseling available)
Kiwanis-Felt Recreation Center
440 S. 900 E.
SLC, Ut. 538-2064
(comprehensive community recreation program , day care and summer day camps)
Mill Hollow
by Woodland, Ut.
(outdoor recreational camapsite by Mill Hollow Lake for Granite District youth)
Murray Boys and Girls Club
244 E. Vine St.
Murray, Ut. 268-1335
(information, individualized advocacy, services and recreation for youth in Murray and Jordan School Districts)
National Ability Recreational Center #500 Resort Center
1425 Lowell Ave.
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(provides 5-week high adventure, sports, education and recreational opportunities for special-needs persons)
Northwest Multipurpose Center
1300 W. 300 N.
SLC, Ut. 596-0072
(center includes recreation, low-cost swimming, daycare and food bank services)
National Youth Sports Program (NYSP) (College of Health)
U of U
(Lacey)
SLC, Ut. 581-8379
(provides summer sports opportunities for youth ages 10-16 to include low-income students)
Ogden City Recreation Division
1875 Monroe
Ogden, Ut. 629-8253
Park City Special Needs Sports Association
P.O. Box 680286
Park City, Ut. 649-3991
(sponsors multiple high-adventure sports for special-needs people)
Chip,
487-9497 or Teri, 943-7069
(adapttive ski training)
Paul Hill Adaptive Sports Association
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Police Athletic League
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(comprehensive youth recreation includes ball, boxing and gym)
Recreation Connection, The
(ph. Directory)
(access to community calendar of events, and multi-recreational options)
Redwood Multi-purpose Recreational Center
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Reid Learning Center
3310 S. 2700 E. Dr. Ethna Reid)
SLC, Ut. 486-5083
(classes and private tutoring for persons with reading and language problems; summer programs and a 4-week ranch experience)
Salt Lake Community College (DRC)
4600 S. Redwood Road (Margaret)
SLC, Ut. 957-4659
(facil. the higher educ. of LD and other special-needs students in multiple ways as may be indicated; & summer adaptive recreation)
Salt Lake County Club
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Salt Lake City Parks and Maintainance, Division
1965 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 972-7800
(administration for Salt Lake City parks)
# Salt Lake County Recreation
2001 S. State St. S4900
SLC, Ut. 468-2560
(administration for Salt Lake County recreation; also has adaptive recreation programs, 483-5473)
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SOAR Program (at Neighborhood House)
1050 W. 500 S.
SLC, Ut. 363-4589
(a summer program providing morning service projects followed by afternoon recreation)
Snowbird Adaptive Sports (Lynn Pease, 584-8518)
(offers a variety of adaptive sports opportunities the year around)
# Sorenson Multi-Cultural Center
855 W. California Ave.
SLC, Ut. 974-2420
(offers swimming, boxing, other sports programs, several arts and computer classes, as well as summer and after school programs)
# S’PLORE (Spec. Populations Learning Outdoor Rec. and Educ.) 27 W. 3300 S. (Alan)
SLC, Ut. 484-4128
(adaptive high adventure outdoor education and recreation for special-needs persons)
* SPORT
1448 S. Carterville Road
Orem, Ut. 225-8540
(moderately-priced in and out-of-state recreation tours for DD/MR persons)
# Summer School
see individual
School Districts, local p. 60
(each district offers various summer educational, recreational and therapeutic programs)
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Swimming (Fairmont Aquatic Center)
1044 E. Sugarmount Drive
SLC, Ut. 486-5867
(offers multiple skill levels as well as open plunge)(see also local county recreation depts. & high schools for low-fee swimming)
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Lehi, Ut. 768-2300
(see ph. Book)
# United Cerebral Palsy of Utah
1018 W. Atherton Drive #A103 (Shelly) WVC, Ut.266-1805
(supervised apartments, fund-raising recreation, respite, support, equipment loans, advocacy and swimming lessons for CP persons)
# Utah Special Olympics
4 Triad Center #105 (Michael) SLC, Ut. 363-1111, ext. 126
(year-around athletic competition for MR or closely-related developmentally disordered persons)
# West Valley Fitness Center
5415 W. 3100 S. (Jodi/Mike Dennison) WVC, Ut. 955-4000
(among services provided are swimming, a fitness center w/ trainers, and before and after school programs)
# Wheeler Historic Farm
6351 S. 900 E.
Murray, Ut. 264-2212
(S.L.Co.-operating facility provides “old-time” farm experience)
# YWCA of Salt Lake City
322 E. 300 S.
SLC, Ut. 355-2804
(provides socialization and enhancement as well as shelter to abused women)
Story Telling
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King’s English Book Shop and Story Telling
1511 S. 1500 E.
SLC, Ut. 484-9100
(provides summer reading groups for children in kindergarten through the 8 th grades on Tuesdays and Thursdays)
Libraries
(include story telling for young children)
Pioneer Craft House, Inc.
3271 S. 500 E.
SLC, Ut. 481-7131
(provides summertime handcraft and puppet programs)
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Therapeutic
# ACES
(CBTU) (also provides van services) (medicaid)
780 S. Guardsman Way
SLC, Ut. 581-0194
(structured social skills, after-school recreation and activities group therapy as well as summer programming with a behavioral emphasis)
# Art Access/Very Special Arts, Utah
339 W. Pierpont Ave.
SLC, Ut. 328-0703
(summer art activities primarily for special-needs populations)
Art Therapy (see mom of Tawny Dean)
(Nancy Collier)
(provides art therapy for several levels of disability. Costs of $30.-65. May be waived)
# Adventure Learning Park
4800 W. 10400 N.
American F