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Provides clothing vouchers to Deseret Industries. Vouchers are available on a limited basis. Other available items include blankets, sleeping bags, pillows, gloves, hats, and socks.

An early child development program that serves families with infants and toddlers, as well as pregnant women, through home based and center based options. Focuses on child development, parenting/attachment, nutrition, and health. Provides information about literacy, employability, and meeting educational goals.

Regulates food service establishments including restaurants, delis, food carts, cafeterias, caterers, concession stands, and various other businesses and organizations that engage in food preparation and service. The bureau also regulates temporary food events (booths) and temporary mass gatherings. Extensive food safety education is provided to food business owners, community organizations, and the general public on a regular basis.

Provides play therapy for children.

Helps people find jobs by teaching career workshops that provide individual coaching on job search methods, interviewing, and networking.

A program that provides utility service payment assistance for low-income households throughout Utah. Seasonal and an emergency utility payment assistance program is also available.

Offers a place for public to properly and safely dispose of any unused prescription or over the counter medications.

Advocacy efforts supporting government funding and research programs, working to ensure access to health care and promoting the prevention of type 2 diabetes. Combatting workplace, school, and elsewhere discrimination, including legal assistance against it.

Provides victim assistance to those who have been a victim of a crime. This includes domestic violence.

Offers addiction treatment services to adults through an intensive outpatient program.

Provides groceries to families and individuals in need on an emergency or monthly basis.

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.

Offers a childbirth and parent education class on a monthly basis.

Provides domestic violence prevention and education presentations to any group that requests them. Creates public awareness and works to reduce the stigma surrounding domestic violence.

Provides Mortgage assistance for families struggling to keep their housing. Application reviews take about four weeks.

Substance use Education Group: Designed for those who do not meet the criteria for a substance use disorder but would likely benefit from early intervention education. Substance Use Relapse Prevention Group : For those who meet the criteria for a substance use disorder and can achieve sobriety, providing prevention skill assistance.

Provides low-income women, infants, and children under 5 with nutrition education, vouchers for nutritious foods, breastfeeding support, a review of immunization records, and referrals to other helpful agencies.

Helps distressed homeowners navigate their budget challenges by providing specific action steps, and, when possible, help avoid foreclosure.

Provides advocacy to maintain and improve services and resources for people with autism throughout the state.

Organizes two support groups. The AAC Family Support Network group provides support and community to family members or caregivers of individuals using augmentative or alternative communication. The Friends for Life group is for those individuals using alternative communication to gain confidence and share community.

Provides public internet access and printing services on library computers.

Provides business mentoring for ex-offenders. Participants will be paired up with mentors who can offer advice on operating and owning a business.

Provides a support group for mothers including breastfeeding support and playgroups.

Handles complaints about barking dogs and any other issues in community regarding loose animals.

Provides donation drop-off sites throughout Utah. Items accepted include gently used clothing, shoes, and accessories like purses, belts, hats, caps, and bags.