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Volunteer opportunities can include daytime or overnight shifts at the shelter, clerical work, filing and data entry, warehouse sorting, special events, exterior maintenance or projects, snow removal, etc. Projects for youth groups and some court-ordered community service opportunities available.

Provides domestic violence and substance abuse evaluations that are court ordered.

Fill forms completely for filing. File the original form with the court and keep a copy for yourself. A copy of any form filed with the court must be served on the other party. The court clerk will make a copy to serve.

Issues title and registration for all Utah motor vehicles. Also processes disability placards, impound release, and insurance reinstatement.

Offers a community room that can be reserved by residents only for weddings, family reunions, or other events with large meeting space, and kitchen.

Provides self-defense classes to teach women defense skills. The basic self-defense class is 8-weeks and the advanced class is 6-weeks. Classes are at the Orem Police Department training room. Classes are offered a few times a year. Call for more information.

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

Local offices provide individualized job search assistance including job-seeking skills workshops (virtually, online, and in-person), career coaching, and resources to support employment and connection to educational opportunities. Supportive services for employment may be available, to those who qualify, including, but not limited to transportation, work clothing, licensing, tools, or verification needed for identity.

Grand County Jail located in Moab, Utah.

Focuses on providing relief of pain, symptoms and emotional stress for individuals facing a serious illness. A specially-trained team of doctors, nurses, social workers and other specialists work with the patient's doctor to provide an extra layer of support at home, improving the quality of life for both the patient and the family during treatment.

Care coordinators can help families get connected to early childhood resources throughout Utah. Depending on family needs, they may provide contact information for resources or call and schedule appointments for the families. After providing referrals, care coordinators will follow up with the family 1 month and 3 months later, with possible continued follow up after that. Also provides a searchable database of early childhood resources.

Services cover dental (general dentistry, preventative, hygiene, restorative care).

Provides psychiatric case management for clients.

Court-ordered community service opportunities include shelving materials, cleaning and straightening shelves, clerical support, and general library help.

Serves a nutritious meal weekly to seniors and their guests.

Prosecutes cases involving domestic violence, assaults, drug possession, traffic safety, and small claims. Jurisdictions covered by the Roy/Weber Justice Court include Roy, Hooper, West Haven, and unincorporated Weber County.

Dedicated to building better lives for America's disabled veterans and their families through representing veterans and their dependents with claims for benefits, advocating for disabled veterans, and coordinating volunteers to assist disabled veterans.

Provides a syringe/needle exchange program using a needs-based model.

Victim Advocates help determine what services are needed for victims such as referral to counselors, assist victims of domestic abuse, legal referral and payment of medical costs.

Builds and maintains the transportation infrastructure in unincorporated Davis County. Excavation permit applications are done through the Public Works Division.

Opportunities available to volunteer in the pantry and learn to prepare food orders for individuals, the homes and families experiencing food shortage. May also be asked to help unload food from trucks coming from the Utah Food Bank. Opportunities available to individuals and small groups (2 to 10 people).

Maintains information about people who may require special assistance in the event of a disaster. Gives emergency responders locations and type support that may be needed.

Provides employment and an accompanying program designed to help create an individual career plan and develop ways to reach long term employment. Associates may work through a variety of training opportunities with local business partners. Some locations provide support to associates in learning English.

Provides assessments and therapies for children ages birth - 3 years old with developmental delays or disabilities in the Provo School District.

Developmental Screening including weight and growth checks of infants.