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Delivers a variety of in-home health care services including nurses, home aides, medical social workers, physical/speech/and occupational therapists, IV services, oxygen and respiratory services, and durable medical equipment. Telehealth options available.

Offers case management services to clients that integrate all aspects of treatment and provide a customized treatment plan to meet the client's unique needs.

Provides inpatient psychiatric, substance abuse, and detoxification services for individuals 12 years old and older.

Provides no-cost wi-fi throughout the library.

Provides counseling by a licensed therapist to those struggling with suicidal ideation. Does not provide services during a suicidal crisis. Telehealth options are also available.

Provides skills training to enhance the independence of adults with disabilities by offering classes in cooking, assertiveness, relationships, financial management, adjustment to disability, and others. Adults with disabilities can also get help finding accessible housing, receive peer support, and work individually with staff.

Police services for West Valley City.

Provides career development services including personalized employment coaching, resume writing, networking, and interview practice.

A program of social workers who advocate for victims, help victims understand the court process, accompany them to court proceedings, assess the victim's needs, and provide referrals or assistance in obtaining support.

Birth parents or someone they choose may legally and anonymously give up custody of their newborn at any hospital in Utah. They do not have to identify themselves or answer any questions.

Take Care Utah navigators/certified application counselors are available to help clients understand, apply for, and enroll in health coverage through the Marketplace, Medicaid, and CHIP.

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

Makes specialized therapy referrals with contracted partners to adolescents in need.

Personality testing as needed for diagnosis and treatment. Psychological testing is not included.

Provides orthopedic and sports medicine services and evaluations. Services provided include ACL reconstruction, cartilage restoration, spinal procedures, and joint replacement surgeries.

Provides a variety of low interest loans and grants for individuals residing in rural areas to assist with the cost of purchasing a home and making home repairs.

Individual counseling services specializing in grief and loss, trauma, mental health disorders, LGBTQ+ affirmative therapy, and addictions.

Currently offering certificate programs in the schools of business, construction, health professions, information technology, manufacturing/service professions, and transportation. Employer advisory teams are used extensively to review program standards as they relate to industry demand and employment verification.

Hospitality, information desk, clerical, reception, messenger cart, nursing support, and gift shop volunteer opportunities are available.

If you are in crisis or are having suicidal thoughts and need to talk to someone right away, call the Crisis Line.

Search online for an animal to adopt, available cats, dogs, and other animals that are currently in the animal shelter. Adoptions are on a first come, first served basis.

Parent training in the home to families with infants and toddlers with developmental delays and disabilities.

Provides public information and education regarding criminal justice in Salt Lake County.

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) is a federal law that may be able to help with training or related expenses for individuals seeking their high school diploma, GED, ESL certificate, or those who want to obtain certificates and degrees with a specific career in mind.

Provides storytime, music time, and activities for children.