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Provides water service for West Bountiful businesses and residents.

Provides a supportive living option to adults with disabilities. Individuals in supportive living usually require less assistance than individuals who live in other adult living settings.

Provides information to senior citizens regarding enrollment in Medicare, Medicaid, and other federal, state, local, and private programs that help pay for prescription drugs, utility bills, meals, and healthcare.

The Stabilization and Mobile Response team can be dispatched to help children in a mental health crisis situation. Teams can provide an initial assessment, create a safety plan, connect families to resources, and establish weekly visits with trained mental health professionals for long-term stabilization.

A case management provider for the New Choices Waiver (NCW) program sponsored by the Utah Department of Health, working to establish equal rights for people with disabilities through enforcement of federal and state laws. Advocates for legislative action and other measures to improve these rights, with an emphasis on fair housing, accessible transportation, and community-based care.

All dogs in Riverton City must be licensed yearly to a person age 18 or older. Anyone owning or harboring any dog must obtain a license within 10 days of the acquisition of the dog, or within 30 days after the dog reaches the age of four months.

Smart Dating teaches singles, men and women, how to find healthy romantic relationships. Course taught by family life educators

Provides a summer camp for children. Activities include field trips, arts and crafts, science, board games, water activities, and reading.

Offers programs for students ages birth - 22 throughout Utah for those diagnosed with blindness or a visual impairment, identified with a hearing loss, and those diagnosed with both deafness and blindness.

Mediation is offered to help in workers' compensation disputes. Mediators and ombudsperson are available onsite to assist an injured worker through the mediation process.

Laundry services are available on a first come, first served basis. One basket per client per day. Staff reserve the right to refuse if there are too many loads from one individual in one week.

Provides Naloxone kits to anyone in need. Each kit includes two doses of Naloxone and an instruction pamphlet.

Provides full medical services in the case of emergencies. Access to emergency transportation to a local hospital for severe issues.

One time travel assistance is a 1-way ticket for people leaving Utah, with verification of employment and housing in destination city.

Provides volunteer opportunities to people aged 16 and over. Opportunities include welcoming patients and visitors and guiding patients to their destinations, among others.

Provides disabled individuals with a private room in a small group facility. Recreation opportunities are provided to individuals in the group living facility.

Marriage counseling with specialization in domestic violence, divorce recovery, and LGBTQ couples.

Provides new and gently used building materials, home improvement supplies, furniture, and home appliances at a discounted cost.

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Provides assistance to adults 18 and older who struggle with substance use disorder through outpatient/day treatment and medical detox programs.

Provides assessments for various learning disabilities. Does not provide an official diagnosis.

Public computer access with high speed, public Internet access, and computer lab. PCs are equipped with CD-RW drives, multi-format card readers, and front panel USB ports. All of the PCs are loaded with multiple web browsers and office productivity suites and other software. Scanners are also available.

Provides health education information to the community and can offer referrals to appropriate health services to individuals.

6 week online course for grade school children and teens. Each child receives age appropriate books, access to 6 live small group classes with a facilitator, interactive activities, one-on-one support from a teacher, and a progress report.

Provides services such as Utah criminal history, national criminal history checks, and public fingerprinting.