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Day room open during inclement weather. No food or drink allowed.

In the winter the Genesis Project hosts a movie night for the unhoused on M and Tu when the weather is below 20 degrees.

This service is available at the Main Branch ONLY. The library social worker provides case management services to people experiencing homelessness and distributes food, clothing, and hygiene products. Case management includes coordinating homeless services with community partners, enrolling homeless people in benefits and housing programs, coordinating medical care and employment assistance services, and providing transportation to hospitals, Volunteers of America's Detoxification Center, and domestic violence shelters in Salt Lake County.

Provides a variety of daytime services for adults experiencing homelessness and mental illness. Services offered at Valley Storefront include laundry, showers/restrooms, hygiene products, clothing, computer/internet access, referrals, a library, substance use and mental health, and SSI/SSDI enrollment.

The day center provides services for homeless families. The services include showers, laundry facilities, daycare for preschool-age children, and case management.

The library homeless drop in center is located only at the downtown main library. Library social workers provides light case management services to people experiencing homelessness and distributes snacks, clothing vouchers, in state ID/birth certificate vouchers, hygiene products and certification form assistance. Case management includes coordinating homeless services with community partners, enrolling people in benefits and housing programs, coordinating medical/dental care, justice court search assistance and employment assistance services. Providing transportation to hospitals, Volunteers of America's Detoxification Center, and domestic violence shelters in Salt Lake County.

Offer essential services to homeless, unaccompanied, runaway, and at-risk youth by providing food, warm meals, showers, hygiene products, and clothing. On-site services also include laundry facilities, counseling, and computer stations.

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

Provides a day center where unsheltered individuals and families may receive various types of assistance and services.

Provides a daytime refuge from the heat and cold to unsheltered people. While there, individuals may use the many services and programs at the center.

The WATCH program offers services for people who are experiencing homelessness or severe mental illness. These services include: mental health pre-screening and assessment; individual therapy; group therapy; targeted case management linking and coordinating with necessary resources such as Medicaid, Food Stamps, Social Security Disability, Housing assistance etc; homeless outreach; medication management with a licensed prescriber and nurse. Not a shelter.