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Provides a child education program for parents of children up to age 3 including two home visits per month which include training on how parents can teach their own children as well as other services such as hearing and vision screenings, detection of developmental delays, and developmental assessments. The program is currently at capacity and operating off of a waiting list.

Formula for babies up to 12 months of age.

Provides tuberculosis testing (TB) to the community. The client must return to the clinic 48 - 72 hours after testing to receive verification of the test results.

Provides used clothing and household items at a discounted cost.

Provides inpatient, outpatient, and emergency medical care.

Meal serving opportunities available for the holidays at the annual Thanksgiving meal and Christmas meal.

Support groups specifically dedicated to meeting the needs of women with young children. Groups usually meet once or twice a month and often provide childcare.

Provides therapy for children with developmental delays.

Provides and maintains assistive devices for the general public with priority to residents in the program service area. The loan of equipment is up to 90 days: possible extensions if necessary.

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

Gently used household goods like furniture, electronics, books, baby items, sports equipment, and sports equipment, are available for affordable prices.

Provides professional mentoring, resume building support, interviewing practice, and goal setting to overcome barriers to re-entering the workforce.

Water/Sewer and garbage pick up service providers.

Charitable care funds may be available to help underinsured and insured patients. pay for in-home services.

When outpatient treatment is possible, veterans are referred to the closest and most appropriate VA health care provider, which may be located at a Community Based Outpatient Clinic.

Provides advocates for abused, neglected, and/or abandoned children within the legal system. Advocates visit the children and all other interested parties and turn in a monthly report with their observations and recommendations. This location does not represent children in divorce battles.

Initial assessment to determine a child's developmental delays or disabilities. If determined eligible, child may be referred to programs providing early intervention, nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and physical therapy based on individual needs.

Appreciates and welcomes volunteers and volunteer groups of all types and ages to work in the community garden from April - October.

Helps crime victims and their families receive access to the services, and also helps guide them through the court process.

Provides rental deposit assistance for adult households who are eligible.

Christmas Tree Recycling services at various locations throughout the area.

Supports both individual and community advocacy strategies that create positive change for persons with disabilities and their environment both on the state and national level.

Provides case plans for the evaluation, treatment and/or care of individuals who have mental, emotional or social problems and need assistance in arranging for services.

Provides various volunteer opportunities including summer camp and other events throughout the year.

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