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Chrysalis Connects provides in-home services for 2-21 year olds that have been diagnosed with autism, such as assessment, academic skills, social skills, self-help skills, toilet training, behavior.

A short-term emergency shelter that operates when temperatures become dangerously cold. It provides shelter, snacks, laundry, and other services for individuals, families, and pets.

Provides classes on parenting techniques and autism caregiver education. Parent support groups are also offered for parents that have children with mental and behavioral health problems.

Provides the citizens of Davis County with professional search and rescue services free of charge.

Help youth age 6 to 18. Responsibilities vary by club location and time of year. Opportunities available for individuals and groups.

Delivers meals to homebound seniors.

Provides assistance with protective orders and CVR forms for children, newborns, and adults.

Utah law allows birth parents to anonymously give up custody of their newborn child without facing any legal consequences. Any Utah hospital is designated as Safe Haven for newborns to be dropped off safely. DCFS then places the child for adoption.

Provides a Christmas tree recycling program for residents and businesses after the holidays.

A housing authority that provides low-income/subsidized rental housing to low to moderate-income people in Duchesne and Uintah Counties. It ensures affordable, safe, appealing, and sanitary housing, educates participants on housing choices, enforces housing quality standards, and acquires and maintains rental properties.

Assists those with disabilities to understand and navigate private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid. However, assistance is not available for specific healthcare denials.

Provides annual flu shots, Covid-19 shots, and other immunizations for both children and adults.

Provides child protective services and interventions for children in Utah. Services may include voluntary protective services counseling, court-ordered protective services supervision, evidence-based home visitation programs, a protective family preservation program for children who are at immediate risk of out-of-home placement, parenting classes, developing child safety plans, teaching conflict resolution and problem-solving skills, and other specialized information and referral.

Accepts donations of laundry detergent, cleaning wipes, paper towels, toilet paper, shelf-stable foods, high protein snacks, and gift cards. Only accepts clothing listed on urgent needs list on website. Moving toward accepting only new donations.

Utah law allows birth parents to anonymously give up custody of their newborn child without facing any legal consequences. Any Utah hospital, open 24 hours, is designated as Safe Haven for newborns to be dropped off safely. DCFS then places the child for an immediate adoption.

A 10-week support and education group for caregivers and kinship children.

Certificates for deaths that occurred within Davis county from 1973 to the present. Death certificates for deaths that occurred before August 1, 2006 should be obtained from the county where the death occurred.

Provides mileage reimbursement through their mobility program where the driver would need to get approved before they begin to receive their mileage reimbursement.

Transportation is provided to medical appointments. The service is for Summit County residents aged 60 and over and is dependent upon driver availability.

Loans assistive technology devices to clients for a short-term need, like an injury or recovery after surgery. Also people can check out assistive technology from the demonstration libraries, so they can be sure it will fill their needs before they make a purchase. Items include knee scooters, manual wheelchairs, motorized scooters, power wheelchairs and aids to daily living.

Provides primary care and specialty services to members of most insurance plans and fee for service clients. Specifically offers internal medicine, family medicine, pediatric services, and obstetrics and gynecology. See website for full list of specialty care types offered.

Provides non-emergency transportation to and from appointments for Moab Regional Hospital. Cannot drive those who require medical equipment or monitoring during transit.

Provides donated and refurbished assistive technology devices such as wheelchairs, power scooters, canes, and grabbers for discounted fees. Also, provides mobility evaluations by a licensed occupational therapist and can customize or repair the device to fit the individual's needs.

Refugee cash assistance (RCA) is provided only to newly arriving refugees, new asylees, certified victims of human trafficking, and other persons eligible for refugee services within the first 12 months of arrival or certification.

Provides therapy to families dealing with a variety of emotional and behavioral issues. Online group therapy offered.