Community Resources in Utah County

A Serenity Project

David Joseph Borges Jr.

4th District Juvenile Court Orem
Judge Noonan
April 21, 2015

Community Resources
Abuse, Neglect, & Sexual Assault
Center for Women & Children in Crisis

(801) 377-5500

A temporary shelter for women and their children who are seeking independence from domestic
violence. The center also provides 24-hour service for victims of domestic violence and rape.
Child Abuse Hotline

(855) 323-3237

Childrens Justice Center

(801) 851-8554

A home-like environment where child victims of sexual abuse are assessed by professionals.
Support groups are also offered for children ages 3-12 with sexual behavior problems or who
have been traumatized.
Division of Child and Family Services

(801) 374-7005

Offers child protection services, family case plans, emergency shelter, counseling, and youth
services.
Family Justice Center

(801) 851-8508

Provides access to multiple free community resources including: Timpanogos Legal Center/BYU
Law, Victims Advocate Services, Division of Child and Family Services, Community Action,
Department of Work Force Services, Centro Hispano, and the Housing Authority of Utah
County. Walk-in appointments are available between 5:00-8:00pm each Tuesday at the Utah
County Health and Justice Building, Room 1600 at 151, South University Avenue, Provo, UT.
Family Support and Treatment Center

(801) 229-1181

Provides a crisis nursery and play therapy for children who are victims of domestic violence.
Therapy and support groups are also available for parents and families.
Intermountain Specialized Abuse Treatment (ISAT) Center

(801) 886-8900

Offers assessments and treatment for victims and perpetrators of sexual abuse and domestic
violence. For additional information visit www.isatcenter.org.
Centro Hispania

(801) 655-0258

Offers Spanish-speaking domestic violence victims support groups.

Utah Legal Services

(801) 375-1031

Provides assistance with protective orders and representation by an attorney.

Utah Office for Victims of a Crime Victim Reparations Program

(801) 238-2360

Provides victims of a crime with assistance with: Medical care, dental care, mental health
counseling, funeral and burial expenses, relocation and related costs, loss of earnings, loss of
support of dependents, child care, etc For additional information visit
www.crimevictim.utah.gov or call toll-free (800) 621-7444.
Utah State Department of Corrections Victim Information Notification (877) 884-8463
Provides a free, anonymous, computer-based service that provides victims of a crime two
important services: information and notification pertaining to the offenders incarceration status
and release information.
Victims Advocate Program
Assists victims of violent crimes with securing protective orders, reparations, and other support.
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Alpine/Highland
American Fork
Lehi
Orem
Pleasant Grove
Provo
South Utah County
Springville/Mapleton
Utah County Sherriffs Office
Wasatch County

(801) 756-9800
(801) 763-3020
(801) 766-5800
(801) 229-7128
(801) 785-3506
(801) 852-6375
(801) 465-5224
(801) 489-9421
(801) 851-8364
(435) 657-3300

Alternative Education
Providers of resources for earning GED and/or high school diplomas:
Nebo School District Adult Education

(801) 798-4093

Provo Canyon School

(801) 227-2000

Provo School District Center for High School Studies

(801) 374-4840

Young Parent High School

(801) 489-2840

Gives young parents a high school education and allows them to bring children ages 0-5.

Anger Management Classes

Turning Point
Institute for Cognitive Therapy

(801) 863-7580
(801) 802-8608

Anxiety and Depression

Turning Point Anger Management Class

(801) 863-7580

UVRMC Bereavement Support Group

(801) 357-2441

Class offered for coping with death of loved ones.

UVRMC Psychiatry/Depression Center

(801) 357-7380

Institute for Cognitive Therapy

(801) 802-8608

Provides anger management classes and counseling.

Overpowering Negative Emotions Group (through WMH)

(801) 852-3805

Ongoing support group for adults suffering from anger, depression, anxiety, and stress. Must
have Medicaid.

Bereavement/Grief
Hospice of Intermountain Health Care

(801) 357-2441

Offers bereavement support.

Canary Gardens

(801) 960-2684

For youth ages 3-18 who have lost a family member. For adult groups, ask for Julie. For
additional information email carnarygardens@gmail.com.
Compassionate Friends

(801) 836-1975

Support groups for those who have lost a child.

Applegate Homecare and Hospice

(801) 763-0101

Ongoing 8 week session.

SIDS Support Group

(801) 636-3602

Meets once a month.

Community Activities
4-H Mentoring: Youth & Families with Promise

(801) 851-8475

Mentoring program for at-risk and low-income children and youth in the community
ACCESS/IMPACT

(801) 422-8686

A mentor program offered by BYU for children ages 3-17.

Boy Scouts of America

(801) 437-6222

Boys & Girls Club of Utah County

(801) 370-4615

Provides children grades 1st through 8th with a safe place for fun, social, educational, and
recreational activities.
Community Action Youth Program

(801) 373-8200

A youth mentor program offered through Community Action Services for youth ages 8-17.
Girl Scouts of Utah

(801) 852-7635

Offers educational and social activities to help girls develop leadership and citizenship skills.
Safety Net Mentor Program

(801) 374-7637

A mentor program for at-risk youth in the community who are referred by schools and agencies.
The Center

(801) 852-7635

Facility for Provo teenagers that provides a safe place for recreation and learning. A variety of
classes and activities are offered.
Youth & Families with Promise (Through 4H)

(801) 851-8475

Mentoring program for at-risk and low-income children and youth in the community.

Counseling
BYU Comprehensive Clinic

(801) 422-7759

Services include individual and family counseling, parenting groups, evaluations and referrals.
Canary Gardens

(801) 960-2684

Offers support groups to youth ages 3-18 who are dealing with death. For additional information
email canarygardens@gmail.com.
Family Support and Treatment Center

(801) 229-1181

Provides a crisis nursery and play therapy for children who are victims of domestic violence.
Therapy and support groups are also available for parents and families.
Heber Valley Counseling

(435) 654-1618

Provides substance abuse treatment and general counseling at a sliding-scale rate.

Institute for Cognitive Therapy

(801) 802-8608

Provides individual and group therapy for mental health, substance abuse, and domestic violence
issues.

LDS Family Services

(801) 422-7620

Provides counseling and counsels families, spouses, children, and individuals.

National Association of Mental Illness (NAMI) Utah

(801) 323-9900

Provides assistance, support, and advocacy for those struggling with depression or other kinds
of mental illnesses. For additional information visit www.namiut.org.
UVRMC Psychiatry/Depression Center

(801) 357-7380

Provides outpatient evaluation, diagnosis, counseling, and treatment.

Wasatch Mental Health

(801) 373-4760

Provides intake, group, and individual therapy for mental illnesses and offers referrals to other
mental illness facilities.

Crisis Intervention/Support Lines

Center for Women & Children in Crisis

(801) 377-5500

Offers a 24-hour hotline for victims of domestic violence and rape.

Crisis Line of Utah County

(801) 226-4433

24-hour hotline that helps callers in crisis and offers referrals to other mental illness facilities.
HOPE Task Force for Suicide Prevention

(801) 374-4802

Provides suicide prevention crisis line and preventative information.

National Crisis Line

(800) 784-2433

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

(800) 273-TALK

Provides a national 24-hour crisis line to assist in suicide prevention.

Utah County Crisis Line (sponsored by United Way)

(801) 691-TALK

Crisis hotline and guide to local resources to help find long term solutions. For additional
information visit www.unitedwayuc.org/crisisline.
Wasatch Mental Health

(801) 373-7393

Provides 24-hour intake and assessment for callers in crisis.

Vantage Point

(801) 373-2215

Mediates parent/child conflict between youth ages 12-18 and their families.

Disability

Ability 1st Utah Employment Services

(801) 850-5560

Provides employment assistance for SSI/SSDI beneficiaries. For additional information visit
www.ability1stutah.org.
Access Utah Network

(800) 333-8824

Provides information and referral services regarding issues related to people with disabilities.
Alpine Transition and Employment Center

(801) 410-4001

Helps individuals with disabilities realize their potential.

Division of Services for People with Disabilities

(844) 275-3773

Promotes opportunities and family support.

Kids on the Move

(801) 221-9930

Provides parental training and support.

Learning Disability Association of Utah

(801) 553-9156

Orem Fitness Center

(801) 229-7159

Adaptive aquatics
REACH Social Experiences for Young Adults with Autism

(801) 226-2550

Provides fun, uplifiting activities, valuable life skills, positive memories and much more for those
17 years and older who have an ASD, LD and/or ADHD diagnosis. For additional information
call or visit www.svacademy.org/events.html.

Recreation & Habilitation Services (RAH)

(801) 374-8074

Provides educational, recreational, and social activities for individuals with developmental
and/or physical disabilities age 4 and older. For additional information visit
www.rahservices.org.
Relay Utah

(866) 772-8824

Provides connectivity services to people with hearing and speech difficulties to make calls.
Provides specialized equipment on loan to qualifying state residents at no cost. Additional
information can be obtained by visiting www.relayutah.gov or by calling (801) 530-6638.
Rise, Inc.

(801) 373-1197

Provides 24-hour residential care, respite care, family support, and host homes.
Special Education Providers:
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Alpine School District

(801) 756-8410

Nebo School District

Provo School District

Tri Connections

(801) 354-7416
(801) 374-4934
(801) 343-3900

Provides community living, support, job placement, mental health services, fiscal agents, and
day services.
Utah State Office of Rehabilitation

(801) 538-7530
(800) 473-7530

Provides individuals who have a physical or mental disability or have difficulty getting or
keeping a job with services such as: counseling and guidance, medical services and treatment,
assistive technology (AT), training and education, job placement, follow-up services, etc... For
additional information visit www.usor.utah.gov or contact your local office:
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Provo
Payson

(801) 374-7724
(801) 465-8384

Educational Services for Adults

English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

(801) 374-4904

Teaches English language skills in Provo.

Family Literacy Center

(385-201-1060

Offers literacy support for children and parents in Utah County.

Mountainland Applied Technology College

(801) 492-6282

Provides short-term technical training and classes. For additional information visit
www.mlatc.edu.
Nebo School District Adult Education

(801) 798-4093

Provides resources for earning a GED and/or high school diploma.

Project Read

(801) 852-6654

Tutors functioning non-literate adults in basic literacy skills. For additional information visit
www.project-read.com.
Provo School District Adult Education
Provides resources for earning a GED and/or high school diploma.

(801) 374-4840

Employment
Ability 1st Utah Employment Services

(801) 850-5560

Provides employment assistance for SSI/SSDI beneficiaries. For additional information visit
www.ability1stutah.org.
Department of Workforce Services

Provo (801) 342-2600

American Fork (801) 492-4500
Spanish Fork (801) 794-6600

Offers youth programs for employment support and training services. Career Counseling is also
available. Provides employment help, training, and general application for welfare,
unemployment, Medicaid, WIC, and food stamps.
LDS Employment Center

(801) 818-6161

Assists with job referral, training, and rehabilitative placement.

People Helping People

(855) 303-5300

Provides employment program for low-income women which provides skills assessment,
fostering of valued skills, connections with employers, and networking services. Located at Boy
Scouts of America, 748 North 1340 West, Orem (by appointment only). Additional information
can be found at www.phputah.org.
Turning Point

(801) 863-7580

Provides classes and training for people re-entering the workplace.

Utah Defendant Offender Workforce Development Task Force

(801) 374-7684
(801) 502-9934

Job readiness workshop available. Held in the conference room of the Adult Probation and
Parole Office.
W.I.A Youth Program

(801) 342-2600

Assists youth who have dropped out of high school, are struggling with high school, or who have
graduated but want to attend college or a higher education institution. Provided through the
Department of Workforce Services. For additional information visit http://jobs.utah.gov.

Financial Assistance
Community Action

(801) 373-8200

Assists with temporary financial, food, and sheltering services for families.

Department of Workforce Services

Provo (801) 342-2600

American Fork (801) 492-4500
Spanish Fork (801) 794-6600

Offers youth programs for employment support and training services. Career Counseling is also
available. Provides employment help, training, and general application for welfare,
unemployment, Medicaid, WIC, and food stamps.
Mountainland Association of Government Aging & Family Services

(801) 229-3855

Provides assistance with payment of utility bills for individuals and families who are lowincome, disabled, or elderly. Applications are typically open between November 1, 2012 and
April 30, 2013 depending on funding levels. For additional information or an appointment visit
www.mountainland.org or email HEAT@mountainland.org.
Office of Recovery Services (ORS)

(801) 536-8500

Helps in the collection of child support and alimony.

First Aid/CPR
American Red Cross

(801) 373-8580

Food/Clothing
Community Action Regional Food Bank and Services

(801) 373-8200

For individuals and families who are economically disadvantaged, and offers other selfsufficiency services.
Department of Workforce Services

Provo (801) 342-2600

American Fork (801) 492-4500
Spanish Fork (801) 794-6600

Offers youth programs for employment support and training services. Career Counseling is also
available. Provides employment help, training, and general application for welfare,
unemployment, Medicaid, WIC, and food stamps.
Food and Care Coalition

(801) 373-1825

Serves hot meals to individuals who are homeless, low-income, or transient.

Kids Cause

(801) 224-2055

Provides eyeglasses, clothing, and medicinal services for children in public schools who are
referred by a school coordinator. Serves the Alpine School District.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (National Hotline)

(800) 221-5689

Provides information pertaining to eligibility and locality of offices through which the program
can be received.
WIC Program

(801) 851-7300

Provides nutrition services to lactating mothers, infants, and children.

Health Services
American Cancer Society

(800) 234-0533

Offers cancer support groups

BYU Womens Services and Resources

(801) 422-4877

Eating problems support groups available.

CAMP Sunrise River Rafting Retreat

(602) 952-7548

Summer camp for youth with cancer located in Bluff, UT.

Center for Change

(801) 224-8255

Support Groups include those for: Eating Disorders, Emotional Regulation, and Health and
Wellness.
Central Utah Clinic

(801) 465-4896

Support Groups include: Surviving to Striving, Cancer Support Group, Spiritual Principles of
Healing, Caregivers Support Group, and a Relaxation Class.
CHIP (Childrens Health Insurance Program)

(877) 543-7669

Federal program for children who do not have health insurance.

Community Health Connect

(801) 818-3015

Connects low-income patients with doctors and dentists willing to provide care on a charity
basis.
Diabetes Clinic at American Fork Hospital

(801) 855-3463

Offers a Diabetes Weight Loss Program.

Mountainlands Community Health Center

(801) 374-9660

Offers primary medical and dental care for low-income and medically under-served populations.
Utah County Health Department

(801) 851-7000

Utah Department of Health

(801) 374-7011

Health Clinics of Utah is accepting new patients of all ages, accepting most insurance, including
Medicaid, Medicare, CHIP, Primary Care Network, PEHP, BCBS, etc Uninsured patients are
offered reduced rates. For additional information visit http://health.utah.gov/clinics/.
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center (UVRMC)
Support Groups include those for:
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Parents of infants in NICU (pager)

Prostate Cancer
Breast Cancer
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Volunteer Care Clinic

(801) 351-6108
(801) 373-5886
(801) 373-5886
(801) 357-8143
English (801) 812-8094
Spanish (801) 812-8597

Provides basic medical care for low-income individuals without insurance.

Infant and Child Development

Help Me Grow

(801) 691-5322

Provides parent and community information line for support in general child development. For
additional information visit www.helpmegrowutah.org.
Kids on the Move

(801) 221-9930

Offers developmental education for children ages 0-3 including early intervention and early head
start.
Mountainland Head Start

(801) 375-7981

Preschool for children ages 3-4 of low-income families.

Parent Information Resource Center (PIRC)

(801) 272-1051

Offers educational materials and classes for parents and children to improve parenting and
developmental skills. For additional information visit www.utahparentscenter.org or email
info@utahparentcenter.org.
Welcome Baby

(801) 691-5334

Provides information and support for first-time parents. For additional information ask for
Stephanie, program coordinator.

Marriage/Family Relationships
Brigham Young University

(801) 422-4997

Provides premarital resources.

BYU Comprehensive Clinic

(801) 422-7759

Includes a Pre-Marital Group, Marital Checkup Groups, and Divorce Adjustment Groups.
BYU Womens Services and Resources

(801) 422-4877

Provides support for loved ones of men with pornography problems.

Family Justice Center

(801) 851-8508

Provides access to multiple free community resources including: Timpanogos Legal Center/BYU
Law, Victims Advocate Services, Division of Child and Family Services, Community Action,
Department of Work Force Services, Centro Hispano, and the Housing Authority of Utah
County. Walk-in appointments are available between 5:00-8:00pm each Tuesday at the Utah
County Health and Justice Building, Room 1600 at 151, South University Avenue, Provo, UT.
Stepfamily Classes (through Kids on the Move)

(801) 221-9930

Free educational program focusing on issues unique to stepfamily relationships. Concurrent

classes for adults and youth 6-18, free child care for children 5 and under, free dinner is
included. For additional information visit www.kidsonthemove.org or email mhyde@kotm.org.
Turning Point

(801) 863-7580

Provide groups for Enhancing Marriage Relationships and Managing Life Transitions & Divorce.

Mental Health
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
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Utah County Contact is Nedra Bell

National Association of Mental Illness (NAMI) Utah

(877) 230-6264
(801) 373-2688
(801) 323-9900

Provides assistance, support, and advocacy for those struggling with depression or other kinds
of mental illnesses. For additional information visit www.namiut.org.
Overpowering Negative Emotions Group (through WMH)

(801) 852-3805

Ongoing support group for adults suffering from anger, depression, anxiety, and stress. Must
have Medicaid.

Parenting/Children
Access Mentoring
Mentoring agency which allows children to connect with the community through being partnered
with big brothers and big sisters. Also helps children connect with other families in the
community. For additional information, please contact Access.byu@gmail.com.

Child to Parent Relationship Group Therapy (through WMH)

(801) 377-1213

Helps parents regain control, children to develop self-control, effectively discipline and limit
inappropriate behavior, understand childrens emotional needs, and more effective
communication between parent and child.
Parent Information Resource Center (PIRC)

(801) 272-1051

Offers educational materials and classes for parents and children to improve parenting and
developmental skills. For additional information visit www.utahparentscenter.org or email
info@utahparentcenter.org.
Family Justice Center

(801) 851-8508

Provides access to multiple free community resources including: Timpanogos Legal Center/BYU
Law, Victims Advocate Services, Division of Child and Family Services, Community Action,
Department of Work Force Services, Centro Hispano, and the Housing Authority of Utah
County. Walk-in appointments are available between 5:00-8:00pm each Tuesday at the Utah
County Health and Justice Building, Room 1600 at 151, South University Avenue, Provo, UT.
Family Support and Treatment Center

(801) 229-1181

Offers parenting skills classes for children and families who are dealing with the effects of abuse
and teen support groups for youth ages 13-18. Also offers Parenting Skills Classes & Group and
Kids Social Skills Groups for children ages 8-12. Provides free child care for 3 hours one time a
week M-Th 9:00a-9:00p and F 9:00a-5:00p.
Girls Self-Esteem Group

(801) 763-5010

For girls ages 11-13. Helps girls to learn the wonderful person they are and how to reach their
full potential through fun activities, friendships, and more.
La Leche League

(801) 264-5683

Offers information and support for women who are breastfeeding.

Mothers of Multiples

(801) 671-1977

Provides a club and playgroup for children.

National Youth Gang Center

(850) 385-0600

Provides parents with information in order to recognize and prevent gang involvement. For
additional information visit www.iir.com/nygc or www.ncjrs.gov or direct emails to
nygc@iir.com.
Parenting & Relationships Classes (through DWS)

(801) 342-2600

Includes Love and Logic Parenting Classes and How to Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk or
Jerkette Relationship Classes. To register call or visit your local DWS Office.
Stepfamily Classes (through Kids on the Move)

(801) 221-9930

Free educational program focusing on issues unique to stepfamily relationships. Concurrent

classes for adults and youth 6-18, free child care for children 5 and under, free dinner is
included. For additional information visit www.kidsonthemove.org or email mhyde@kotm.org.
Turning Point

(801) 863-7580

Offers parenting skill classes.

Utah County Health Department

(801) 851-7035

Offers Car Seat Safety Class in both English and Spanish.

Wasatch Mental Health

(801) 852-3560

Provides parenting classes tailored to parents of teens. For additional information call or email
Michael Riquino at mriquino@wasatch.org.

Personal Development
BYU Womens Services and Resources

(801) 422-4877

Provides Assertiveness support groups and Perfectionism support groups.

Circles National Campaign

(801) 691-5285

Provides free classes which help with: goal setting, budgeting, leadership skills, relationship
building, and more.
Turning Point

(801) 863-7580

Successful Life Management Classes include: Marriage, Transitions, and GED.

Pregnancy
Baby your Baby

(801) 851-7033

Provides financial assistance with prenatal care.

LDS Family Services

(801) 422-7620

Offers Resources for exploring pregnancy options

WIC Program

(801) 851-7300

Provides nutrition services to lactating mothers, infants, and children.

Runaways
Division of Child and Family Services

(801) 374-7005

National Runaway Switchboard

(800) RUN-AWAY

Runaway & Battered Youth Hotline

(800) 999-9999

The Nine Line, a national hotline that offers assistance in youth crisis situations.
Vantage Point Youth Services

(801) 373-2215

Offers parenting classes on diverting runaway/ungovernable youth ages 12-18.

Self-Sufficiency
Community Action Services

(801) 373-8200

Offers an Energy Fitness Class, the HEAT Program (for assistance with utility payments), Home
Buyer Education, Mortgage Counseling, and a Tenant/Landlord Class.
Turning Point

(801) 863-7580

Offers a Professional Development class.

Utah State Extension

(801) 851-8460

Provides information on Money Management/Debt Reduction, Nutrition, and Food

Storage/Preservation/Gardening.
Department of Workforce Services (DWS)

(866) 435-7414

Provides Job Seeking Skill Workshops and Life Management Series of classes.

Senior Citizen Services

Adult Protective Services

(800) 371-7897

Helps prevent or stop abuse, neglect, and exploitation of vulnerable adults.

American Red Cross

(801) 373-8580

Facilitates a utilities assistance program for senior citizens and daily telephone support.
Area Agency on Aging

(801) 229-3800

Provides in-home services and advocacy for the elderly.

Community Action Services

(801) 373-8200

Facilitates outreach and in-home referrals for senior citizens. Offers Outreach-Tax Rebates,
HEAT Assistance, etc
Foster Grandparent Volunteers

(801) 851-7784

Foster grandparents receive: a tax-free stipend of about $200/month, free meals during the work
day, monthly training, transportation or travel reimbursement, accident & liability insurance
while on duty, and more.
Mountainland Association of Government

(801) 229-3800

Offers Care Givers Night Out Support Group

Provo Eldred Senior Center

(801) 852-6620

Provides a 55-Alive Defensive Driving Class, Computer Class, Sewing Class, Recreation, etc
Senior Companion Program

(801) 851-7767

Provides companionship and supportive services for senior citizens.

Sheltering & Housing Services

Community Action

(801) 373-8200

Provides temporary sheltering services and housing counseling for families.

Food and Care Coalition

(801) 373-1825

Provides temporary sheltering services for individuals.

Housing Authority of Utah County

(801) 373-8333

Provides affordable housing for low-income families.

Neighborhood Housing Services of Provo

(801) 375-5820

Provides loans for home improvement and home ownership and sponsors beautification and
crime prevention activities.
Provo Housing Authority

(801) 852-7080

Provides affordable housing for low-income families in Provo.

Weatherization

(801) 344-5184

Provides basic overall weatherization. Both a waiting list and crisis applications are available.

Substance Abuse
Addict II Artist

(801) 851-7172

Provides a sober community of like-minded individuals recovering from substance abuse, their
families, and the community at large using the Erase and Replace philosophy where harmful
behaviors are replaced with service and artistic activities. Meetings take place Tuesday Nights at
the Utah County Health and Justice Building in Provo, Room 1400 at 6:00pm.

Addict II Athlete

(801) 851-7114

Provides a sober community of like-minded individuals recovering from substance abuse, their
families, and the community at large using the Erase and Replace philosophy where harmful
behaviors are replaced with service and physical activity. Meetings take place Tuesday Nights at
the Utah County Health and Justice Building in Provo, Room 2500 at 7:00pm. For additional
information, please visit www.addicttoathlete.org.
Adolescent Tobacco Cessation Classes

(801) 851-7095

Offers support groups for teens to quit smoking.

Alanon

(801) 393-2311

Offers a support group for family members and loved ones of those struggling with substance
abuse. For additional information visit www.utah-alanon.org.
Alcoholics Anonymous & Alanon
Offers a support group for those struggling with substance abuse (alcoholism). For information
and meeting schedules, please visit www.utahaa.org.
American Cancer Society

(800) 234-0533

Offers a You Can Quit Now (smoking cessation program).

Fit to Recover

(614) 975-5689

Serves the Salt Lake Recovery Community through a gathering of sober individuals. Fit to
Recover is sobriety through music, exercise, and community. For additional information, please
visit www.fit2recover.com.
Heber Valley Counseling

(435) 654-1618

Provides substance abuse treatment and general counseling at a sliding-scale rate.

Narcotics Anonymous
Provides support groups for individuals struggling with chemical dependencies. For additional
information and meeting schedules, please visit www.nautah.org.
New Vision

(801) 465-7315

Provides emergency inpatient medical/surgical stabilization services for adults with drug,
alcohol, and health related issues. Located at Mountain View Hospital. Admissions are available
24 hours per day, 7 days per week. For additional information call toll-free (800) 939-CARE.
Recovery Yoga

(801) 369-6260

Meets Friday nights at 6pm at 1655 S 500 W, Orem, UT. For additional information, contact
Jenae Hill at the number above.
Smart Recovery

(385) 210-0320

Assists in Recovery using a four point program and educational services pertaining to recovery.
Utah County Division of Substance Abuse

(801) 851-7127
(801) 851-7128

Offers drug and alcohol assessment and referral options including inpatient treatment, outpatient
treatment, and opiate replacement therapy.
Utah County Health Department

(801) 851-7096

Offers Adolescent Tobacco Cessation classes and Quit Kits or further referrals.

Volunteer Placement
Foster Grandparent Volunteers

(801) 851-7784

Foster grandparents receive: a tax-free stipend of about $200/month, free meals during the work
day, monthly training, transportation or travel reimbursement, accident & liability insurance
while on duty, and more.
United Way Volunteer Center

(801) 377-6600

Helps find short-term and long-term volunteer opportunities for groups, families, youth, and
individuals.