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Provides meals to homebound seniors.

Provides mental health evaluation and treatment including assessments and counseling and psychiatry services in an outpatient setting. Can also be done through Telehealth.

Immunizations for children, adolescents, and adults.

Provides safe and caring crisis intervention, advocacy, information, and support to victims and secondary victims of violent crime in Cottonwood Heights. Also strives to reduce violent crime through community outreach and prevention education.

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

No cost for computer, internet, and printer use for individuals searching for a job.

Community based organizations will set up a help station with representatives who can help people learn more about and enroll in Medicaid, CHIP, and other insurances in the marketplace.

Provides a one-time rent payment assistance if funding is available. Individuals may be required to engage in other programs offered. The review process takes up to 7 days.

Offers library activities for children 0 to 18 months, 18 months to 3, story time for children 3+, teen activities, and various special events for families.

Provides transportation assistance to and from the clinic as well as any other medical appointments that individuals might need assistance reaching.

Trainings and classes for CPR, advanced life support, AED use, and first aid.

Vocational-related counseling and guidance (special programs for the deaf and hard of hearing as well as the blind and visually impaired). Purchase of and/or arrangements for pre-vocational and personal adjustment training, remedial education, vocational training, artificial limbs and other prosthetic and orthotic devices (eyeglasses and hearing aids), medical, surgical, psychiatric, hospital, and related care, obtaining tools, licenses, and equipment for work on a job or in establishing a small business; maintenance and transportation costs if needed during rehabilitation. Additional services include job placement, post placement follow-up, job development, and job-seeking skills training.

Provides after school and out of school care, guidance, and recreation with emphasis on youth development for youth ages 3 to 18 years of age.

Provides community-based independent living services to maximize the independence of people with various levels of vision impairment. Some of the activities may include orientation, mobility, and follow-up services, equipment services, low vision services, housing services, and transportation training.

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

Specializes in outpatient treatment of opioid dependence using medication-assisted recovery and supportive counseling services. Offers methadone and Suboxone medications along with individual as well as group counseling.

Provides a scholarship for one semester at a college, trade school or university.

Provides forensic interviews in child friendly interview rooms, trained interviewers, specialized medical exams via Primary Children's Medical Center staff housed on-site at West Jordan Center, and advocacy services.

Federal and state judicial bodies whose function is to resolve disputes and dispense justice according to the principles of law and equity.

A residential life recovery program for men who have substance abuse issues or are chronically mentally ill and have a significant history of homelessness.

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

Support groups for parents and families of children with developmental disabilities.

Volunteers are needed for the collection and distribution of holiday gifts and toys. Volunteers will help with warehouse work, delivery of meals, transportation, or other tasks as needed.

Provides information, resource coordination, outreach, training materials, and support to families and professionals to assist in navigating the systems of care for children and youth with disabilities and special health care needs.

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