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Offering graffiti removal and reporting services, removal tips, and supplies in Salt Lake County.

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Provides therapy to couples seeking help with relationship issues, sexual addictions, attachment issues, parenting difficulties, same-gender attraction, infidelity, substance abuse, commitment issues, communications difficulties, domestic violence, and mental health issues.

Help change lives for those persons affected by violence and abuse in the community, by volunteering.

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Maintains records of the actions and transactions that local, state, regional, and national governments require. The office is the custodian of important public records for many different transactions. Examples of transactions include real estate, liens, mining, and subdivision plots. Another duty of the office is to protect people's property and provide them with helpful information.

The program is designed to provide victims of domestic violence with a safe place to live while they work on a goals that will help them be more self-sufficient and be better able to provide for themselves and/or their families.

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Works together with commercial and home-based business owners to develop a strong and sustainable community as well as with new and existing business owners to ensure business licenses are issued in a timely manner. Services provided include business license ordinances, business license analysis, service delivery strategies, short term work programs, and day-to-day business license management.

Offers outpatient substance abuse treatment and (IOT) intensive outpatient treatment (requiring 9 or more hours per week).

Provides a wide range of services to children and adults, including residential, day services, supported employment, supported living, professional parent, host home, after school programs, summer programs, behavior analysis, and mental health treatment.

Meal preparation volunteers needed to provide and prepare meals at the Center for Woman and Children, and the Youth Resource Center: breakfasts, lunches, and dinners during the week. Commit to the time slot and provide, cook, prepare, serve, and clean up. Opportunities available for individuals and groups of 2 - 10. Opportunities are also available for those who wish to assist in serving meals at the Women's Resource Center.

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Offer evidence-based treatment and evaluation for domestic violence. Separate program support to survivors (victims) and offenders.

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Motor Transportation Payment, Supported Employment with a Co-Worker, Supported Employment in a Group, Supported Employment for an Individual.

Psychotherapy, Therapeutic Behavioral, Day Treatment, Domestic Violence Treatment, DV Treatment, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, Non Foster Child, Clinical Consultation, Menatl Health Assessment, Psychiatric Diagnostic. Telehealth options available.

Mentoring 1:1, 1:2, 1:3, Nurse Assessment, Neurobehavioral Status Examination, Group Therapy, Individual/Family Therapy, Clinical Consultation, Psychiatric Diagnostic Interview, Mental Health Assessment, Developmental Testing, Therapeutic, Prophylactic, or Diagnostic Injection, Multiple Family Therapy, Home Services, Pharmacologic Management, Psychotherapy, Psychological or Neuropsychological Testing, Individual Skills Training, Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services, Standardized Cognitive Performance Testing, Peer Support, Psychotherapy for Crisis, Assessment of Aphasia, Neurobehavioral Status Examination, Domestic Violence, DV Child/Youth Survivors, DV Adult Survivors, DV Offender Evaluation and Intervention. Telehealth options available.

Children receive treatment for three hours each day, either in the mornings or afternoons, and are usually in treatment for an average of nine months to a year. Agency works closely with parents and caregivers to monitor a child's progress and determine when a child is ready to move to a regular preschool or daycare.

Nurse Assessment, Psychiatric Diagnostic, Diagnosis, Home Services, Mental Health Assessment, Clinical Consultation, Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Home Services, Psychotherapy, Pharmacologic Management, Mentoring

Provides homes for adults with disabilities along with daily personal care. Offers support including transportation, grocery shopping, and personal care. Tailors services to the individual and their needs.

Classes are held once a year. Topics vary to meet needs of group.

Art & Educational Day Centers empower individuals with disabilities to express themselves through art, dance, music, and other arts. Skill building, participating fully and safely in community events and activities, and exploring the world are all part of the experience, designed to provide meaningful community integration opportunities, build self-esteem, and encourage creativity and self-expression.

"Psychotherapy, Therapeutic Behavioral, Behavior Consultation and Adaptive Behavior Treatment, Clinical Consultation, Evidence Based Program, EBP, Parent Child Interaction Therapy, PCIT"

Psychiatric services that can be used (when necessary) in conjunction with, or independent of, chemical dependency services. Includes group or individual counseling services.