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Provides adult education programs to the communities in South Summit. Classes focus on Adult High School Completion, GED, enhancing career skills, exploring personal interests, and English as a Second Language (ESL).

Affordable classes for youth such as team sports, dance, tumbling, painting, pottery, cooking, arts and crafts, science, writing, music, kayaking, boxing, and karate.

Provides an education class on how to support someone who has a mental illness. The class is 8 hours long and is split into 2 days.

Provides cell phone and service to those who qualify. Service is limited to one cell phone per household.

Coordinates volunteers from Utah Lutheran congregations to provide spiritual healing and outreach for disasters on the local, district, and regional levels.

Includes a substance abuse evaluation and four treatment program levels: Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, Enhanced Intensive Outpatient, and Day Treatment.

Offers internet access to the public.

Certificates for deaths that occurred within Uintah, Duchesne, and Daggett County from 1990 to 2006 and deaths that occurred anywhere in Utah from August 2006 to the present.

A federal program that promotes the school readiness of children ages 3 and 4 from low-income families by enhancing their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Also provides educational activities, health services, nutritious meals, and self-sufficiency support for the entire family.

Utility and/or internet payment assistance is available to those who qualify and are past due, due to circumstances related to COVID-19. Please visit website for additional information. For those who do not have computer/internet access or skills, please call the local community action agency for assistance; no walk-ins please.

Provides mental health and substance abuse education and prevention outreach work in the community and through online videos.

Provides affordable internet for qualifying households. The service includes WiFi hotspots, equipment, and internet training.

Offers adoption services, licensing, microchipping, and sheltering for strays or lost pets.

Offers a variety of sports and activities for kids and teens, and an annual city celebration is the first weekend in August.

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 educational articles, classes, other materials relating to sexual health, pregnancy, STDs, and birth control.

Provides computers and phones for individuals seeking employment to network, apply for jobs, or participate in virtual webinars and trainings.

A workshop designed for community members facing a major transition in their lives such as leaving an unhealthy relationship, reentering the workforce, or going back to school. Workshop addresses many topics including resiliency, overcoming barriers, job pay and availability, career exploration, healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, personal power, relationship boundaries, emotional regulation, value based career selection and coming back to college.

Offers two support groups: Hope After Suicide Loss Support Group where those who have lost a loved one to suicide meet to talk and support one another. There is also an 8 week closed support group for those who have survived an attempted suicide that provides a safe, non-judgmental place to talk about the feelings that led to a suicide attempt and its impact. Groups are composed of 5 to 8 people; the same people will be in the group for the entire 8 weeks.

Provides care/case management services for the deaf, hard of hearing (HH), deaf-blind (DB), and deaf-disabled (DD) individuals in Utah who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, or abuse. Case management integrates and manages services and resources for the client.

Provides volunteer opportunities that help empower deaf, hard of hearing, and deaf/blind abuse survivors. Opportunities include clerical tasks, event assistance, and victim advocacy.

Public library offering a range of activities and services to meet the information and learning needs of the community.

Volunteers needed to help with LGBTQ Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides monthly payments to people who have a disability that stops or limits their ability to work.

Donations needed for Winter Coat and Hoodie Drive. at three drop off locations; Davis Food & Drug 575 W Main, Uintah County Library 204 E 100 N, State Farm 758 W Main Vernal UT.