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Provides holiday meal volunteer opportunities including preparing, serving, delivering and after-meal cleanup.

Provides support groups to help victims deal with issues of domestic violence and abuse. Groups are held on a weekly basis and focus on topics such as self-esteem, financial independence, reducing stress, goal setting, and overcoming depression.

Utah law allows birth parents to anonymously give up custody of their newborn child without facing any legal consequences. Any Utah hospital, open 24 hours, is designated as Safe Haven for newborns to be dropped off safely. DCFS then places the child for an immediate adoption.

Delivers hot, nutritious noontime meals to eligible residents with the help of many volunteers. Frozen meals are available for weekends or holidays.

Provides information about infertility and alternative family options through an online guide and several classes. Also provides resource referral and additional information through private sessions with a navigator.

Provides educational material to the public regarding optimal nutrition and wellness across the life span.

Provides counseling services for victims of sexual assault.

Provides non-perishable food supplies to anyone in need.

Offers full day, week long summer camps for students and offers a range of workshops in film, game design, and music

Provide a safe, healthy environment for victims of domestic violence and their children. Only for women and children. If a man calls, they will try to set him up in a hotel until they can get him in another shelter.

Provides 3-day healing retreats that occur twice a year in Bear Lake.

Provides comprehensive library services including books, periodicals, online information databases, meeting rooms, and education programs. A library card is required for most services.

Regulates food service establishments including restaurants, delis, food carts, cafeterias, caterers, concession stands, and various other businesses/organizations that engage in food preparation and service. Also regulates temporary food events (booths) and temporary mass gatherings.

Volunteers needed to help primarily with fundraising and program marketing. Help with financial scaffolding to build a program that receives donations and other voluntary contributions for launching the agency's non-profit efforts.

Provides information about the county and refers questions or concerns to the appropriate county department.

A mobile pantry providing dry, refrigerated, and frozen food items based on availability to families and individuals in need.

Provides psychological evaluations and in-person and online therapy services for individuals, couples, family, adolescents and children.

Provides rehabilitation counseling services to assist persons with physical, mental, developmental, cognitive, and emotional disabilities to achieve their personal, career, and independent living goals. Serves adolescents and adults experiencing psychosocial and psychological issues related to chronic illness, disability, and other life adjustment stressors. Available in person or via telehealth throughout Utah.

Provides a wide variety of fun and educational activities throughout the year for individuals with disabilities and those supporting them.

Provides Wi-Fi and computers with internet access for public use.

Provides animals available for adoption which are spayed/neutered, micro chipped, vaccinated, and examined by veterinarian prior to adoption.

Provides information and counseling to sign up for Medicare, compare plans, or make sure older adults have the right health and prescription drug coverage.

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

Provides sports programs for youth of all ages.

Provides an online voucher for eyeglasses. Vouchers typically cover only the cost of a basic pair of single or lined bifocal eyeglasses.