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Magna Earthquake Update: FEMA has set up a Teleregistration Line and online site for people wanting to register for disaster assistance relating to the March 18, 2020, Magna Earthquake.

Health care coordination, case management, and prescription assistance for uninsured children, families, and adults, including health education and specialty care coordination.

Provides an emergency shelter for youth experiencing homelessness or at risk of experiencing homelessness.

Provides treatment for court-ordered clients and others seeking drug or alcohol, counseling, or mental health treatment as well as educational classes, and workshops.

Classes to help adults complete their GED.

Provides residents with special needs, access limitations, functional needs, and disabilities access to emergency response agencies so the agencies may better serve them in a disaster or other emergency.

Provides confidential pregnancy testing for uninsured and underinsured women.

Offers continual support to foster, kinship, and adoptive families by way of peer groups, workshops, and activities.

Provides equine assisted psychotherapy where clients interact personally with horses in ways that are shown to encourage growth and learning.

Provides residents of Salt Lake County a collection site for hazardous materials such as fuel, paint, pesticides, yard care chemicals, cleaning supplies, batteries, cooking oil, automotive fluids and products, aerosols, fluorescent light bulbs, mercury, computers, and cell phones.

Provides and maintains the most aesthetically pleasing cemetery possible, for burial, and visitation of past loved ones. Designed to benefit and protect the lot owners, family, friends, visitors, as well as the cemetery and its personnel. Burial services may take place during listed times.

Provides social events, activities, and meals for local seniors and other residents.

New parent and expecting parent classes taught at the Children's Unit.

Assists clients, families, and communities in preventing and recovering from severe and persistent mental illness and addiction.

Prevention programs educate parents on how to prevent their children from internet predation, as well as recognizing the signs that a child is bullying, or the victim of bullying. Programs also train educators to recognize the signs of all forms of child abuse and can stop abuse by taking action and reporting it to administrators and law officials.

Provides assistance, consultation, and public education on access and barrier removal for people with visual, physical, and mental disabilities, to gain more control and independence over their lives.

A short-term emergency shelter that operates when temperatures become dangerously cold. It provides shelter for individuals, families, and pets.

Provides prenatal and OB/GYN care to expectant mothers throughout the stages of pregnancy.

Provides meat, fresh fruits and vegetables, and frozen food items to the general public. Also provides a separate mobile pantry service.

Provides immunizations to children, adolescents, and adults in Utah County.

Provides ESL classes for non-native speakers.

The Owner-Builder Program (Mutual Self-Help Housing Program) is an affordable housing program that reduces the cost of building a home when the owners do some physical labor. It provides modest single-family homes with affordable monthly payments.

Car seat safety check to make sure your car seat is the right size for your child and that it's properly installed in your vehicle.

Provides senior transportation to and from the center, doctor, and shopping. A person is allowed one ride a month. The bus will go to Utah County once a month for shopping and appointments as needed.

General family medical care services and internal medicine doctors offer a broad spectrum of care, specializing in diseases affecting the heart, blood, kidneys, joints, digestive, respiratory, and vascular systems.