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Inpatient and outpatient eating disorder therapy provides counseling for those struggling with an eating disorder.

New clothing, toys, and essential needs. Sponsorships for children are welcome and greatly appreciated.

Provides mental health counseling for individuals who have experienced a disaster, pandemic, or traumatic event. Supports individuals through bereavement or loss related to these events. Telehealth options are also available, and required for pandemic incidents.

Provides general medical services to the community including behavioral health, family medicine, gynecology, immunizations, internal medicine, obstetrics, routine examinations, women's health and x-rays.

Provides psychiatric evaluations, neuropsychology and psychological testing, and social work assessments to children and adolescents who are suspected of being on the autism spectrum.

Provides 9–19 hours per week of treatment for clients with severe substance use disorders. Clients in this level of care attend some form of treatment each day of the week for 4–6 weeks, then are re-evaluated for a lower level of care.

Provides in-person support groups and phone support groups for those struggling to overcome a smoking addiction.

Provides birth certificates for births in Utah from 1926 to the present. Contact the Utah Department of Vital Records for births before 1926.

Provides one-on-one tutors to assist individuals with reading. Also provides a homework assistance program for children of all ages. Homework Help will help with math and reading.

Required and recommended vaccinations for both children and adults.

Provides pap tests and pelvic exams to women 40 to 64.

Provides mental health counseling in a group setting with other clients experiencing similar concerns or issues. Individuals receive an initial consultation, then will be directed towards a counseling group. Telehealth options are also available.

Provides books, e-books, audiobooks, DVDs, periodicals, virtual reality equipment, and other materials available for check out.

Refers to Intermountain for preventative breast screenings and mammograms for early detection of breast cancer, providing vouchers for underinsured or uninsured individuals.

Serves individuals who require additional medical support to safely return home after an orthopedic surgery.

Provides general medical care including family medicine, preventative medicine, diabetes management, wellness exams, and weight management.

A variety of technology focused classes are available. Individuals can bring their own devices or use the library's.

Provides programs like storytime for children 0-6, summer reading program. Also provides a Family Craft Night, Pajama-Rama, Lego Club, Books on Wheels (outreach to shut-ins), and Teen Advisory Board. For more information call the library.

IRS-certified volunteers prepare and electronically file tax returns during the general tax season. No income limit and can prepare returns for Schedule C, business, rental property, and stock transactions.

One-time supportive payment to assist with work expenses and to alleviate circumstances that impede one's ability to begin or continue employment, including work clothing.

Connects clients with case managers who can provide resources and support. Case managers can also give up-to-date information about pancreatic cancer, clinical trial searches, personalized medicine and other support resources.

Provides general medical care such as annual physicals, medication management, cancer screenings, and more.

Provides information about Eagle Mountain City and refers questions or concerns to the appropriate city department.

Provides meals to seniors who cannot prepare or obtain nutritionally adequate meals.

Prepare for developmental stages of children, meet other parents, share experiences, learn to understand children better to improve confident in parental decisions.