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Provides car seats to qualifying low-income families.

Provides diabetic eye screenings, routine eye exams, and other optometry services.

DreamCommunity is a virtual program that meets for 10 sessions and focuses on self-care, stress management, overcoming obstacles, and managing relationships. The program serves high school students.

Provides companionship to isolated seniors, people with disabilities, and veterans. Activities may include walks, conversation, games, and outings.

Provides medical care expense assistance to people with rare or chronic health conditions. The program provides financial assistance with copays, coinsurance, health insurance premiums, travel costs, medications, and other medical-related expenses.

Promotes school readiness for children ages birth to 3 from low-income families by enhancing their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Also offers home visitation program where families receive visits from teachers in their own home.

Complete evaluation covering aptitude, academic skills, medical, psychological and vocational evaluation.

Qualified riders can pay a reduced fare.

Provides a list of low-cost rental listings in the six county area. Individuals will need to contact the rental companies to see if there are available spaces or to get on a waiting list.

Government offices for Logan City including Mayor, City Council, Police and Fire Departments, Parks and Recreation, Public Works, and Community Development.

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.

The focus of Canary Garden is to support children who have lost a parent, sibling, cousin, or other significant person. Children are divided into age groups where they learn skills to give expression to their grief. Parents of the children also meet weekly to learn how to companion their children on their grief journey. Support is also available for adults who are suffering another loss, most typically a spouse or partner. Groups are facilitated by trained volunteers who have passed a background check. Participants who require professional services are encouraged to explore community resources. There is no charge for Canary Garden and all grievers are welcome.

Recruits and places volunteers. Department options include River Oaks Gold Course, Sports and Rec Division, and Parks Division.

Advocacy group that promotes fair treatment and safe spaces for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender students on campus. Provides virtual and in-person support as well as a virtual student meeting space.

Offers a food service safety course for general food safety and safety in canning and preservation.

Provides financial assistance to patients for out-of-pocket costs associated with obtaining medical care including, transportation, lodging, etc.

Provides assessment and intervention through tutoring services to struggling readers. Tutors are trained in Early Steps, Next Steps, and Higher Steps certifications.

Collects, preserves, and displays items of historical significance for the people of North Ogden.

Household and business recycling program.

Provided in an outpatient, day treatment program, residential program, or other appropriate setting. Assist individuals in developing competence in basic living skills such as meal planning, shopping, food preparation, money management, mobility, grooming, personal hygiene, and maintenance of a living environment.

Home visiting program through trained volunteers who provide monthly support to parents. Using a research-based curriculum, families learn about child development, positive parenting, and receive age-appropriate activities and books. Each visit includes donated items such as diapers and other essential supplies.

The museum preserves local history of the city of Syracuse and its early citizens. The main building houses collections of personal belongings that came to Utah in the early pioneer days, Syracuse baseball teams, toys, music, clothing, furniture, and family histories. The Farm and Home building houses items that show the extensive agricultural past of Syracuse when the town was the largest producer of fruit in Davis County in the early 1900s.

Connects children with mentors who help them deal with daily challenges and aid in connecting young people with personal growth and development.

Offers an administration department, investigation division, patrol division, traffic division, community policing, animal services, ordinance enforcement, emergency notification registry, alarm permits, active shooter training, sex offender information, and anonymous tips.

The health department providers investigations into homes to ensure that minimum standards of livability are met. Ensures there is heating, hot and cold water, electricity, proper sewage disposal, and free from harmful chemical contamination.